Type 1, Type 2, gestational or pre-diabetes — a team-led programme built on 30-minute HbA1c, honest food advice, complication screening and a WhatsApp line that actually replies.
Most people with diabetes already know the word control. What they lack is a team: someone to read the numbers with them, adjust doses without a month's wait, check the feet nobody looks at, and answer the 8 PM question about tonight's dose.
That's what this programme is. Two senior consultants, a certified diabetes educator and two endocrine nurses — running structured quarterly reviews, same-visit labs and a WhatsApp line for the in-between.
Different biology, different plan. The common thread: your numbers get measured, explained and acted on — at every visit.
Newly diagnosed children, teens and adults — insulin from day one, pump programs, carb counting and family teaching included.
The commonest kind. Structured reviews, timely dose escalation, weight-aware care — no "come back next year" drift.
Sugar in pregnancy — managed with your obstetrician, from trimester plans to delivery-day sugar targets.
HbA1c 5.7–6.4% — the window where diabetes can be pushed back by years. Most patients never need tablets.
Diabetes after long steroid courses, transplant or other medication — planned tapering and monitoring with your prescribing doctor.
After pancreatitis, pancreatic surgery or hormonal causes (thyroid, cortisol, growth-hormone disorders) — root-cause workups first.
Not a one-time prescription — a cycle that runs four times a year, every year, for as long as diabetes is yours.
HbA1c in 30 minutes, sugar and lipid profiles the same morning, 14-day CGMS when the numbers confuse. Decisions on data, not guesswork.
Dose changes the same visit — or over WhatsApp between visits. A correction never waits for next month's appointment.
Eyes, kidneys and feet screened on a fixed yearly calendar; the Diabetic Foot clinic runs every Friday with the orthopaedic team.
Diet plans from diabetes educators, exercise prescriptions and family teaching — because diabetes doesn't take days off. Neither does the support.
Every test below is in-house — no running between labs, no waiting days for numbers that decide today's dose.
Injection technique, glucose-meter training, carb counting, foot care and diet — taught one-on-one, in Hindi and English.
Free for every OPD patient. Unlimited sessions during working hours, plus the WhatsApp line for dose questions between visits.
IPersonalized support for gestational diabetes — blood sugar monitoring, healthy meal planning, glucose-meter training, physical activity guidance and pregnancy-safe diabetes care, explained in Hindi and English.
Free for every OPD patient. One-on-one guidance during working hours, with ongoing support to help you manage blood sugar throughout pregnancy.
No mystery, no runaround. Here's exactly what the first weeks look like.
History, examination, and labs the same morning — HbA1c back in 30 minutes. You leave with a written plan, not just a slip.
You send two weeks of sugar logs; the team reviews and adjusts — usually without a revisit. Educator session if you're new to insulin.
HbA1c rechecked, progress against target, complication calendar updated — and the loop starts again. Quarterly, like clockwork.
The five questions our front desk hears most about diabetes care — with the answers the consultants actually give.
All 27 FAQsDiabetes OPD runs Mon–Sat, 5:30 PM – 8:00 PM. HbA1c the same morning, plan before you leave.