The entire hospital is a non smoking zone. Smoking, spitting, chewing of pan or tobacco, and consumption of alcohol are not permitted anywhere on the hospital premises
Please help us in maintaining Citi Neuro Centre as a clean facility. Spitting or throwing garbage in the hospital premises is not permitted
Mobile phones are not permitted in restricted areas of the hospital such as Intensive care units, MRI room and Operation Theatres
Photography is prohibited in hospital premises
The hospital security has the right to check your baggage at any time.
Patients and visitors are advised not to carry cash or valuables. The hospital is not responsible for any kind of loss.
Emergency department (Casualty) is operational 24 hours a day.
Seriously ill patients and patients with injuries are requested to proceed to the Emergency department in the ground floor, rather than waiting in the out patient department.
At the emergency department, they would be receive the necessary emergency care, and treating medical team would examine them on a priority basis.
Wheel chair / stretcher transport facility is available at the main entrance for sick and physically challenged patients.
On arrival at Citi Neuro Centre, if you need assistance to transport the patient, please inform our security staff or the Information Desk in the main reception.
Out patients consultations are generally available between 9am and 6pm on weekdays.
It is recommended that you take a prior appointment for out patient Consultations with our doctors.
Appointments can be fixed by calling our appointments number 9494984747.
You can also request for an appointment on our webpage www.citineurocentre.com or by email to appointments@citineurocentre.in.
Appointments requested through the website or by email will be confirmed by our executive, who will call you or email you with a confirmation.
If you are a walk – in and wish to consult a doctor, you will have to wait for some time to meet the doctor as most cases in the OPD arrive with prior appointment
There could be occasions where our services are not upto your expectations. Please donot hesitate to register your complaint or drop us some feedback and suggestion. It will only help us serve you better.
Suggestions / complaint boxes are available at the reception counters and nursing stations.
You can also mail us on feedback@cncmail.in or fill in the relevant form in the contact us page in this website
All patients admitted at CIti Neuro Centre are treated uniformly without regard to race, color, nationality, religion, age, gender, ability or disability or lifestyle
The room types available at Citi Neuro Centre are Intensive Care Unit Bed, Single room, Twin sharing, Triple sharing and Cubicle ward. Please note that the total bill may change in accordance to the room chosen.
Medical need is the first priority when assigning rooms, so your request for a specific type of room may not always be filled. However, every effort will be made to give you the accommodation you choose.
All the rooms have central oxygen & suction connection. All wards have an additional bed for the attendant.
Once the treating consultant has recommended admission, the front office staff at the reception will assist you in completing the admission formalities.
You will be asked to complete an ‘Admission Form’, confirm the room type and verify who will be responsible for your medical expenses
You would need to sign a form, consenting for treatment at our facility. Our staff will generate an In patient case sheet for the patient.
In addition, you will be required to make an advance payment. The advance shall be adjusted against the final bill at the time of discharge.
Patients of foreign origin are expected to submit their passports/PIO cards failing which the admission of the patients may be denied.
You are requested to hand over any cash or valuables to your relatives or attenders before admission into the hospital. The hospital will not assume any responsiblilty for losses during the in-patient stay.
Once you arrive at your room, a nurse or coordinator will explain about the facilities in your room.
You would need to change your clothes into the hospital dress and your temperature and blood pressure will be checked.
If you need to undergo any surgery or other invasive procedure, you will be asked to sign a Consent form in order to give permission to the Hospital to perform the relevant procedure.
If you have any questions at any point, please do not hesitate to ask our nurse or discuss with your treating team.
While your primary consultant personally handles your treatment, round-the-clock medical cover is provided by duty medical officers. Please inform the nursing station if you need to contact the doctor.
Our Nursing staff is highly trained in caring for patients with neurological disorders and dedicated to provide the best nursing care. In case you need to call the nurse, kindly press the Call Bell near the patient’s bed.
All medicines and other consumables for the patient will be provided by the In patient Pharmacy of the hospital. No outside medicine or consumables are permitted to be brought into the hospital
Patients/relatives are requested not to tip the staff as this is strictly prohibited. Any employee demanding tips should be reported to the Ward Incharge or to the Nursing Superitendant.
At the time of admission you are required to make a deposit, which would be adjusted against your final bill. During your stay in the hospital, interim bills are generated and you are requested to make payments as per the outstanding amount.
Payments for the hospital bill can be made in cash and/or by demand drafts and all major credit cards. Payments through Cheques are not accepted.
All payments at the time of admission, during the in patient stay and at the time of discharge should be made at the IP billing cashier located in the main reception in the ground floor.
Please insist on a computer generated receipt for any payment made.
The In patient billing department (Basement – 3) will answer any queries you may have on your in patient bill
Your nurse will assist you in the discharge process which may take few hours to complete.
The Billing Department will generate the final bill and you are requested to settle the same.
After settlement of the bill a ‘Check Out Slip’ will be given to you. This is to be given to your ward secretary/nurse
The nurse will hand you over your reports and discharge summary. She will also explain the medications you need to continue after your discharge and any other follow-up instructions.
In case you need a medical ambulance to drop you at your home, then please inform your nurse and she will make the necessary arrangement.