
The
department of internal medicine at Kalra Hospital is dedicated to excellence
in patient care, research, and education. Our physicians and scientists are
dedicated to set standards of excellence in research that leads to improved
health outcomes for people of all ages.
Doctors of internal medicine, often-called internists or general
internists, focus on adult medicine. Internists have special study and
training that focuses on the prevention and treatment of adult diseases. At
least three of their seven or more years of medical school and postgraduate
training, are dedicated to learning how to prevent, diagnose, and treat
diseases that affect adults. Internists are sometimes referred to as the
doctor's doctor, because they are often called upon to act as consultants to
other physicians to help solve puzzling diagnostic problems.

Although
Kalra Hospital strives to provide the very best to its patients in terms of
medical excellence and hospitality, when it comes to paediatrics, it would
be fair to say that the hospital virtually doesn't leave any stone unturned.
It combines the latest health facilities, utmost hygiene standards, eminent
experts with years of experience and expertise to their credit, and the
factor which assumes a whole new importance when it comes to
children-related treatment, warm behaviour. Kalra Hospital ensures optimum
care through holistic approach and teamwork.
Kalra Hospital offers tertiary care in various paediatric specialities. The
hospital has an outstanding team of paediatric specialties covering all
major fields in paediatrics. Kalra Hospital has excellent support of experts
in rehabilitation, physiotherapy, dietetics and nutrition, child guidance,
etc. to provide comprehensive management of problems of neonates and
children. The centre has well equipped
Paediatric and
Neonatal
Intensive Care Units, comparable to the best in the world. Kalra
Hospital also offers facilities for transport of critically ill babies and
children.
Kalra Hospital has the back up of speciality departments such as
cardiothoracic surgery, interventional radiology, immunology, transfusion
medicine, etc.

Two-dimensional
pictures produced, radiology is useful in examining various parts of the
body, including the chest and the digestive system.
There are portable machines at hand to provide imaging facilities,
especially in the intensive care units at the bedside. The best of
high-speed rare earth screens, cassettes and imported films provide high
quality skiagrams. We take due care to ensure patient comfort, safety, and
well being before, during, and after the procedures.