Visitor Guide
Visiting Guidelines
- If you wish to visit your loved one, please collect a visiting badge from the admission desk. If you are an official or vendor, you will receive an appropriate badge. Please return this badge at the desk after the end of your visit.
- Visitors with infectious diseases like cold, cough or otherwise unwell must refrain from visiting the patient.
- In case you are visiting a loved one in the ICU, please refrain from carrying food, flowers and other items as personal space is limited. Pictures, silk flowers and cards are acceptable.
- The ICU atmosphere must be maintained on an appropriate privacy and safety levels, please make sure that you are not disturbing the healing space of other patients and attendants.
- While visiting a loved one in a shared room, please be mindful of the belongings and personal space of the other patients.
- Children below the age of 12 years are not allowed inside patient rooms.
- Schedule a visit with your loved one before visiting. This allows the patient to be prepared for the visit.
- Your visit may be interrupted by care givers for some patient care routines.
- Ensure you sit at a comfortable distance from the patient and the attached drips or catheters. Never touch any medical wires, open wounds or equipment in the patient’s room.
- You may use only the public toilets outside the patient’s room.
- You are strictly prohibited from smoking or drinking within the hospital premises.
Visiting Hours
- For In patients, Morning visiting hours are between 8am-9am. Evening visting hours are between 5pm-7pm.
- For Intensive Care Units: Morning visiting Hours are between 10am-11am. Evening Visiting hours are between 4pm-5pm.
Our Mission
Humane | Ethical | Thinkable
- Deliver world class health care to urban middle class and lower middle class.
- Provide corporate medicare for less the fortunate of the society.
- Informed doctors and state-of-art facilities.
- Promote and Practice social responsible healthcare.
Our Vision
The founders had a vision for Neelima Hospitals as an affordable and middle class friendly hospital where people can walk in withoutworrying about hefty medical bills.
Dr. P. Neelima and Dr. P. Srinivas are convinced that super speciality medical services should reach people who are not rich enough to afford five star health care. They are committed to the lower order and poorer sections of the society who need healthcare at an affordable cost. Essentially this is the guiding philosophy that always motivates Dr.Neelima and Dr.Srinivas in their mission of serving people with affordablehealthcare.
The social commitment with which this couple serves the people is almost incomparable.
