Terms & Conditions

Welcome to Jeevoday Multispeciality Hospital. These Terms and Conditions govern your use of our official website, digital appointment booking forms, telemedicine portals, and physical healthcare services rendered on our premises. By registering as a patient, booking an appointment, or using our facilities, you acknowledge that you have read and agree to be bound by these Terms.

Jeevoday Multispeciality Hospital delivers diagnosis, emergency casualty care, and surgical interventions through credentialed doctors and nurses. All written articles and blog posts on this site are for educational awareness and cannot substitute for an in-person clinical examination.

• Emergency Protocol: In severe, life-threatening scenarios, visit our 24/7 Emergency Wing immediately or call our ambulance service.
• Accurate History: Patients and attendants must provide accurate medical histories, current medications, and known drug allergies.
• Informed Consent: Invasive operations and major diagnostics require separate written informed consent signed by the patient or next of kin.

When utilizing telephone or video consultations, patients acknowledge that remote care does not permit a complete physical examination.

Online requests reserve a consultation time window. Our reception staff confirms exact timings based on consultant availability and emergency surgical cases.

• Triage Precedence: Critical trauma and emergency patients always receive immediate clinical priority over scheduled appointments.
• Rescheduling: Please notify the hospital helpdesk at least 2 hours in advance if you need to postpone your visit.

All patient records are managed under strict medical privilege in accordance with healthcare privacy standards. For details on our data safeguards, please review our Privacy Policy.

Hospital fees must be settled according to published billing schedules. We accept UPI, debit/credit cards, cash, and empaneled corporate health insurance plans.

In cashless insurance cases, policyholders are responsible for any non-medical consumables, deductibles, or copays not approved by their TPA.

Healthcare and surgical procedures carry inherent physiological risks; positive therapeutic outcomes cannot be guaranteed. To the extent permitted by law, the hospital and its clinicians shall not be held liable for indirect or consequential damages arising from delays, third-party network outages, or non-disclosure of medical histories by the patient.