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IPD & Surgical Care

Comprehensive care before, during, and after surgery.
Seamless care at every step.

Orthopaedic Admission
What it is
What we focus on
What to expect
Fracture & Trauma Management
What it is
What we focus on
What to expect


Pre-operative Evaluation
What it is
What we focus on
What to expect
Post-operative Monitoring
What it is
What we focus on
What to expect


Wound & Dressing Care
What it is
What we focus on
What to expect
Discharge Planning
What it is
What we focus on
What to expect


Post-discharge Follow-up
What it is
What we focus on
What to expect
Four stages, safe recovery.
Prepare
Intervene
Monitor
Transition
Because you deserve to be treated as a person, not a diagnosis.
Dr. Neeraj Mishra

Treatment that starts with understanding the person.
Questions about your hospital stay.
How long will I stay in the hospital after surgery?
This varies significantly by procedure. Major surgeries like joint replacements may require a few days of in-patient monitoring, while minor arthroscopic surgeries are often day-care procedures where you can go home the same day.
What should I bring for my hospital admission?
Please bring your ID, insurance authorization documents, a list of current medications, comfortable loose clothing (especially easy to put on over casts or bandages), and basic personal hygiene items.
Is pain after orthopaedic surgery normal?
Yes, some post-operative pain is entirely expected. However, our medical team utilizes multimodal pain management protocols to keep your pain well-controlled and ensure you remain comfortable during your stay.
How do I care for my surgical wound at home?
The most important rule is to keep the dressing clean and dry. Do not apply any creams or lotions near the incision unless specifically instructed by your surgeon. We will provide detailed wound care guidelines upon your discharge.
Who will help me plan my discharge?
Our dedicated care coordinators and nursing staff work together to plan your transition. They ensure you have the necessary mobility support (like walkers), fully understand your medication schedule, and have a booked follow-up appointment before you leave the clinic.
