Medica Ranchi
General Information
Bed Categories:
The following bed categories are available and will be allotted depending on your choice or availability or entitlement in case of patients covered under insurance schemes, or corporate agreements.
- Private Rooms – Single Sharing
- Deluxe
- Multi 5
- Twin-sharing Rooms
- General Ward
Visiting Hours:
Ward Timing (General Ward/Multi 5/Twin Sharing/Private/Delux Ward: 10 am to 11am and 5 pm to 7 pm
ICU Timing (Neuro ICU/Medical ICU/CTVS/CCU/PCU/HDU): 8:30 am to 9 am and 4 pm to 5 pm
You may nominee one responsible person to meet the doctor to know about the treatment, during morning hours. Many relatives meeting the doctor at different times make it difficult for the doctor to render efficient medical care to all his patients. The person so nominated should inform all other family members and other well-wishers regarding your treatment and progress.
Visitors:
Only one visitor can visit at a time. Please avoid overcrowding in a room. Visitors should stay with the patient for a very brief period of about 15 minutes only. It is advisable that very young children should avoid visiting the hospital frequently.
The nursing staff can request quiet time for the patient at any time depending on the patient’s health. Visitors are required to respect the nurses instructions.
Night Entry: The main entrance will remain closed at night. The casualty / emergency entrance may be used at night.
Admission Procedure:
Please show the admission advice at the time of admission counter. Kindly fill up the forms given to you and submit any insurance papers that are required to be processed. If you undergo a surgical or invasive procedure, you are required to sign a Consent Form. please make sure you have been explained the contents and have understood it before you sign it.
Advance Deposit:
An advance amount is required to be deposited at the time of admission. The amount depends on the type of bed and treatment / surgery you will be undergoing. Please obtain this information from the admission desk prior to your admission date to make arrangements for necessary funds. Please obtain a receipt for amount deposited. When this amount is about to be exhausted during the course of your treatment in the hospital, the hospital Guest Relations Executives (GREs) will inform you to make further deposits to cover remaining expenses.
In-patient Assistance:
After the admission formalities are over and the bed is allotted, you will be escorted to the room and introduced to the ward nurse and inpatient guest relations executive (GRE) who will assist you throughout your stay in the hospital.
Daycare patients will be escorted to the Daycare Ward which has beds in an open ward under the direct supervision of nursing staff so that they can observe and interact with you properly.
Things you should bring with you:
- Toiletries
- Slippers
- Undergarments
- Spectacles
- Denture Cup
- Any reading material
Things you should not bring:
- Large amounts of cash
- Ornaments
- Cooking utensils
- Bedding
- Electrical Appliances
Environment:
The entire hospital is a No Smoking Area. Chewing paan, tobacco, gutkha, jarda is prohibited in the hospital premises.
Food and nutrition:
The hospital catering service will provide all meals to you. The hospital supplies your diet as per standard menu. This is charged separately. Endeavor will be made to supply extra items at extra cost as per your desire, provided this is approved by the dietician. However, this may not always be possible. Special diets as advised by your doctor will be provided under the guidance of the dietician. Please do not bring any eatables from outside. If you are going for any special investigations, your meal timings may be delayed. If you are to be operated upon, you may not be allowed any food on the day of the surgery and a couple of days thereafter.
You will be charged separately for the food bill. Your attendants may choose to eat in the cafeteria or get their own food.
Discharge Procedures:
Usually your doctor will inform you a day in advance about your discharge so you can make arrangements for leaving the hospital. All care is taken to ensure the patient discharges takes place in the minimum time possible. However, it is advisable to get in touch with the floor coordinator once your doctor advises discharge for your patient.
Your relative or care giver will need to complete the following:
- Clear all hospital dues
- Return all hospital passes given to you for attenders and visitors.
- Understand the treatment follow up instructions
- Handover all hospital items given to you, to the nursing staff
- Collect all your personal belongings
- Vacate the cupboards allotted to you
- You are advised to strictly follow the instruction of your consultant.
Collect the discharge summary which contains information on your medical condition and treatment. Collect medicines if any.
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Revised Visiting Hours for Coronavirus Outbreak
10am to 10.30am
HDU – 1 (Ist floor), CCU (2nd floor) and Paediatric HDU
10.30 am to 11am
MICU (Ist Floor), NICU (2nd floor), CTVS (2nd floor) and ICU – 2 (3rd floor)
11am to 11.30am
CGHS Ward, Female General Ward (1st floor), HDU – 2 (2nd floor), ICU – 1 (3rd floor), Isolation (3rd floor) and RTU (3rd floor)
11.30am to 12noon
Multi 5 (1st floor), Male General Ward (1st floor), Neuro Ward (3rd floor) and Multi 5 (3rd floor)
For 1st Floor and 3rd Floor Deluxe/Private/TS: Only one 24 hour pass will be issued.
Only one attendant will be allowed per patient for OPD, IPD and other services.
Cathlab: One card will be given in the name of one attendant only where they may accompany the patient for admission to Cathlab. They will not be allowed to wait near the Cath lab area.
Dialysis: Only one card will be issued where the patient will be accompanied by one attendant during dialysis.
OPD: OPD services for all specialties (Except Ophthalmology) would be available in the ground floor OPD areas only
Meet Our Doctors
Why Choose Us
Expert Team
Experienced and competent doctors with superspecialty expertise provide world-class treatment to patients with all sorts of common and rare medical complications
Blood Bank
One of the most efficient and well-stocked blood banks in the region that aims to preserve time during high-risk and emergency cases
Modern Facilities
The only hospital in Jharkhand, Bihar or Northeast states to have the latest and most advanced ECMO machines to treat the critically ill
24×7 Emergency
Round-the-clock specialized ambulance service, emergency physicians, life-support trained staff and comprehensive critical care facilities
Insurance Claim Assistance
Complete assistance in providing aid with health certificates for insurance claims
Advanced Diagnostics
The department of diagnostics at MEDICA RANCHI offers a complete range of diagnostic and image-guided therapeutic services
We provide 24/7 patient support.
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