OPD (Outpatient Department) and IPD (Inpatient Department) are two key components of any healthcare facility, each serving distinct purposes in the management of patient care.

OPD (Outpatient Department):
The OPD is a section of the hospital or healthcare facility where patients visit for consultations, routine check-ups, diagnostic tests, follow-up visits, or treatments that don’t require overnight stays. Our OPD services are focused on the finest preventive care, minor illnesses, and chronic disease management. OPD at Sahaj Hospital typically operates on a scheduled appointment basis, with patients seen on a first-come, first-served basis or according to appointment time.

IPD (Inpatient Department):
The IPD is a section of the hospital where patients are admitted for extended stays, typically requiring overnight or long-term care. These patients have more serious conditions or require intensive monitoring and treatment. Admission to the IPD is usually based on the severity of the illness, the need for surgery, or post-operative recovery. Patients in our IPD are closely monitored by a multidisciplinary team of doctors, nurses, and other healthcare professionals.

In the IPD, patients undergo more complex diagnostic tests, treatments, and interventions that necessitate continuous medical supervision. Services in the IPD include major surgeries, intensive care, post-operative care, and management of chronic or severe health conditions. Patients are assigned a bed and are usually in the hospital for a longer duration, depending on the nature of their illness and treatment.

In summary, while the OPD provides outpatient care for less severe conditions, the IPD offers more intensive, long-term care for patients with serious medical needs. Both play crucial roles in delivering comprehensive healthcare services.