Frequently Asked Questions
Straight answers from medical professionals — designed to help you make informed healthcare decisions with confidence.
Frequently Asked Questions
Clear answers to common patient concerns, explained simply and professionally.
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What does hospital billing cover?
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What does hospital billing cover?
View detailsHospital billing covers accommodation, nursing care, and use of hospital facilities only. Professional fees such as doctors, laboratory tests, radiology, anesthesia, and physiotherapy are billed separately.
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Can I refuse a test or a doctor to see me?
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Can I refuse a test or a doctor to see me?
View detailsYes. Patients have the right to refuse tests, procedures, or specific doctors. Your physician will explain the medical implications so you can make an informed decision.
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Who’s the doctor in charge of me?
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Who’s the doctor in charge of me?
View detailsYour attending physician is the primary doctor responsible for overseeing your treatment, coordinating specialists, and approving your discharge.
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What lifestyle changes help treat high blood pressure?
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What lifestyle changes help treat high blood pressure?
View details- Low-salt, heart-healthy diet
- Regular physical activity
- Maintaining a healthy weight
- Stress management
- Limit alcohol and stop smoking
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How can I treat a cold?
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How can I treat a cold?
View details- Rest and stay hydrated
- Gargle warm salt water
- Use a humidifier
- Avoid alcohol and caffeine
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How often should I get checked during pregnancy?
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How often should I get checked during pregnancy?
View details- Up to 28 weeks: once monthly
- 28–36 weeks: every two weeks
- 36–40 weeks: weekly visits