Where is the Venkateshwar Hospital located?

Venkateshwar Hospital is a one of the most sought after hospitals located in Delhi, India.

What are the specialities which are popular in Venkateshwar Hospital?

The popular speciality areas of Venkateshwar Hospital are listed below::OrthopedicsInfertilityGynecologyENTBariatric SurgeryTransplantsOncologyGastroenterologyNeurologyCardiac SciencesCosmetic SurgeryGeneral Surgery

What modes of payment does Venkateshwar Hospital accept?

With Venkateshwar Hospital’s online payment, you can make seamless online payments anytime and anywhere. Other modes of payments accepted at the hospital are credit/debit card, cash, UPI, internet banking.

What are the facilities which are provided by Venkateshwar Hospital for its international patients?

Venkateshwar Hospital not only ensures their international patients get the best possible treatment but also provides world-class facilities. The main facilities are as possible: :Visa Facilitation ServicesVIP/Suite Hospital RoomsAirport Transfers (Pick up and Drop)Dedicated Case ManagersMedical Summary Before DischargePersonal Dietician During InPatient TreatmentAttendant Meal Services Money Exchange/ATM FacilitiesGlobal Cuisines24*7 Translator Services Prepaid Calling CardWiFi in Rooms Hotel Accommodation Assistance Cab Assistance

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Venkateshwar Hospital

Sector 12 Rd, Sector 18, Sector 18A Dwarka, Dwarka, New Delhi, Delhi 110075, India

2.6 Rating | 2 Review(s)

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Quick Facts

Accredited by the National Accreditation Board for Hospitals & Healthcare Providers and National Accreditation Board for Testing and Calibration Laboratories
Multi-super speciality healthcare organisation with 34 specialties
Equipped with information technology systems
Proximity to the domestic and international airport, palam railway station, metro station and the airport express line
325 bed capacity and 100 beds for critical care
10 operation theatres
Intensive Care Unit and Blood Bank
International patient care: Transfers, assistance for visa and accommodation, translators and insurance assistance
Specialties such as Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, Orthopedics, Gynecology, Cardiology, Neurology and Oncology.
Treatment for infertility, weight loss, physiotherapy and pain management services
Academic focus with Post Graduate courses Diplomate of National Board (DNB), Diploma and Certificate courses in Critical Care Medicine
Range of health checkup packages
Healthcare technology such as MRI, CT Scan, PET CT, Mammography, 4D Ultrasound, Interventional Cath Lab, Gamma Camera/SPECT, and Linear Accelerator etc.

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2.7
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2.5
Nursing Staff
2.7
Care & Service Standards
2.5
Surrounding Hygiene & Cleanliness
2.7
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Patient Reviews

Ankur Jain

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Hospital Negligence

My father has died due to hospital negligence including antibiotics overdose. Please avoid Venkateshwar Hospital at any cost. Just an hour before my father death doctor had given 03 antifungal injections worth rupees INR 40,000 without any requirement. We have given 06 remdesivir injection between 02 -06 May at home and same has been informed to Doctor Pratibha, Doctor Mukesh, Emergency department and on duty doctor. Venkateshwar hospital has shifted my father to covid ward on 17th May after 20 days of first symptom even though my father covid report was negative on 13th May after first covid symptoms on 25th April. I have informed Remdesivir was already given but still 06 Remedesivir was given again by hospital between 19-21 st May which leads to kidney failure and increase in infection. This is against the ICMR protocol. Hospital emergency kept my father on ventilator without consulting ICU doctor even though my father SPo2 was 86 and he was fully stable and inflammatry markers were also not high. In ICU doctor said after 15 minuts that since my father is on ventilator so they can't save him. Hospital kept my father on ventilator for 15 days and kept on giving high dose antibiotics which leads to increase in infection. Hospital has killed my father, unfortunately Delhi government only supports hospitals.

Posted On: Jun 30, 2021, 05:48 PM

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Ian

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4.9
Healthcare Infrastructure
4.8
Value for Money
4.9
Registration / Booking Process
4.5
Nursing Staff
4.8
Care & Service Standards
4.4
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4.8
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CABG

The hospital staff were very friendly and helpful throughout my stay in ICU and regular ward.

Posted On: Apr 14, 2020, 03:29 PM