1. Registration
Give your name at the reception counter and collect the registration slip.
Process
What happens at the OPD
The whole process usually takes twenty to thirty minutes.
2. Consultation
The doctor examines you in the relevant OPD and writes the prescription.
3. Investigation
If needed, get laboratory tests or an X-ray; reports are issued the same day.
4. Medicine
Collect subsidised Unani medicines from the pharmacy counter.
5. Follow-up
The next date is written on your slip.
6. Admission (if required)
The IPD counter allots a ward.
Schedule
Weekly specialty OPD schedule
Emergency cases are seen on any day, at any hour.
| Day | Morning (8 AM - 11 AM) | Late morning (11 AM - 2 PM) |
|---|---|---|
| Monday | Moalajat (general medicine) | Amraze Jild (skin) |
| Tuesday | Ilmul Qabalat wa Amraze Niswan | Jarahat (surgery) |
| Wednesday | Ilmul Atfal (paediatrics) | Ain-Uzn-Anf-Halaq (ENT / eye) |
| Thursday | Moalajat (general medicine) | Ilaj bit Tadbeer (regimenal therapy) |
| Friday | Amraze Niswan | Amraze Jild wa Tazeeniyat |
| Saturday | General OPD (all departments) | Follow-up clinic |
Charges
OPD charges
Charges are indicative only. Free treatment is arranged from the trust fund for patients in need.
| Service | Charges |
|---|---|
| OPD registration (new case) | Nominal, as per the notice board |
| Follow-up visit | Free within 15 days |
| Basic pathology tests | Subsidised rates |
| X-ray | Subsidised rates |
| Unani medicines | At cost / subsidised |
| Free treatment | For BPL card holders and camp referrals |
Questions about the OPD?
Confirm with the reception counter or call the hospital number.