Private hospital · Chandigarh
Meridian Care Hospital
A 240-bed super-speciality hospital in Sector 32. You get a named consultant, a written plan, and a desk that answers in English, Hindi, or Punjabi.
OPD Monday–Saturday, 8:00–18:00 · Emergency +91 172 501 2400
240
Inpatient beds
48
Consultants on the public roster
24×7
Emergency and trauma
2011
Opened in Chandigarh
Clinical services
Departments with their own pages
Each service below is a full page: when to come, what is offered, and who leads the list. Pharmacy, kitchen, and HR are not part of this public site.
Cardiology & Cardiac Sciences
Chest pain, breathlessness, stents, and long-term heart-risk clinics.
Open serviceOrthopaedics & Joint Replacement
Fractures, ligament injuries, and planned hip or knee replacement.
Open serviceObstetrics & Gynaecology
Antenatal care, birth, and gynaecology with a quiet, private floor.
Open servicePaediatrics & Neonatology
Newborn intensive care and children who need more than a clinic visit.
Open serviceNeurosciences
Stroke, seizures, headache, and surgical second opinions.
Open serviceOncology
Diagnosis, surgery, and chemotherapy planned in one tumour board.
Open serviceHow a visit works
Request a slot. We confirm it. You arrive with a plan.
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Book on this site or at Reception
Choose a department and a morning or afternoon. This is a request until a coordinator confirms the time.
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We call during OPD hours
You receive a reference number immediately. Confirmation comes by phone or SMS, usually within one working hour.
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Bring ID and previous reports
Registration takes Aadhaar or another photo ID. Old films and prescriptions save a repeated test.
Consultants
People you can actually book
Every profile lists credentials, OPD days, and languages. Photos are of the demo roster that ships with this theme.
From recent visits
What patients remember is the note, not the atrium.
They did not make us wait for a file that was already in the building. The cardiology registrar had yesterday’s ECG before we sat down.
Labour was not theatrical. Someone explained every change, in Punjabi when I asked, and the paediatrician was on the floor before the baby needed her.
I came for a second opinion on a knee replacement. Dr. Mehta sent me back to physiotherapy for six weeks. The pain settled. That honesty is why I still come here.
Emergency at 2 a.m. did not feel like a different hospital. The note from the night went with us to medicine in the morning.
Need a report that is already on the record?
View reports checks a demo identity today. File download belongs to the patient portal later. Reception can still print a copy with photo ID.