Citizen’s Charter

This charter seeks to provide a framework which enables our users to know:

• The services available in the hospital.
• The quality of services they are entitled to.
• The means through which complaints regarding denial or poor quality of services will be attended to.
• We ensure that all our users receive courteous and prompt attention.

GENERAL INFORMATION:

Helpline: 7477791983 / 8945524252

Emergency:  0343 – 2608000, Mobile: 9800508000

Enquiries: ‘May I Help You’ & Enquiry counter exists at the main reception and in the OPD hall.

CASUALTY AND EMERGENCY SERVICES:

Open 24 hrs / 24 x 7 / 365 days

• Casualty medical officers and residents available round the clock on all days.
• Consultants on call are available round the clock.

OUT PATIENT DEPARTMENT:

Clinics:

• General OPD (Medicine, Surgery, Gynaecology, Paediatrics, Eye, ENT, Respiratory, Psychiatry, Orthopaedics and Dental) – 09:00 a.m. to 5 p.m.
• Special OPDs – Premium Services.
• Super Speciality OPDs – Neurology, Neurosurgery, Urology, Nephrology, Gastroenterology, Plastic & reconstructive surgery.
• Speciality Clinics (Infertility, Cancer Detection, Immunization & Well baby, High Risk Newborn Follow-up, Asthma, Paediatric Nephrology, Pain Management etc) – 09:00 a.m. to 05:00 p.m.
• Registration Counter open till 05:00 p.m.

Diagnostics:

Laboratory: Sample collection round the clock (24 x 7).

Radiology: Round the clock (24 x 7).

Blood Bank:

Blood Bank facilities available in the Hospital round the Clock (24 x 7).

INDOOR TREATMENT:

• All patients admitted in wards of the hospital are treated as per the hospital policy.
• Diet provided to all indoor patients.
• Visitors are allowed only at notified visiting hours: 4 to 6 PM on all days, 10am-12pm on Sundays and holidays.
• Staff nurses are on duty round the clock in the wards.
• Admitted patients should contact the staff nurse / Floor manager for any medical assistance they need.
• Free/Concessional indoor/outdoor treatment for economically weaker section.

MISCELLANEOUS FACILITIES:

• Wheel chairs and stretchers are available for non-ambulatory patients.
• Ambulance available.
• Standby generator to cater to emergency services in case of breakdown of electricity.
• Adequate drinking water and toilet facilities are available.
• Cafeteria – 8AM. To 10 P.M
• OP Pharmacy is located on the ground floor ( 8 am to 8 pm , 365 days)

COMPLAINTS / SUGGESTIONS:

• There may be occasions when our services may not be up to your expectations. Please do not hesitate to lodge your complaints with our MS.
• You may also fill up Response card and drop the same in the secure ‘’Suggestion Box’’ The Hospital is a no smoking and no alcohol zone

At IQ City Medical College & IQ City Speciality Hospital, we respect individuals and their personal and unique needs. We expect that the observance of patients’ rights will support mutual cooperation and greater satisfaction for the patients and hospital staff alike.

AS A PATIENT YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO:

• Know the name, identity and professional status of all the people providing services to you and to know the physician who is primarily responsible for your care.
• Receive complete and current information concerning your diagnosis, treatment and prognosis in terms that you can understand.
• Receive information on any proposed procedure, drug or treatment; the possible benefits; the serious side effects, risks or drawbacks which are known; potential costs; problems related to recovery; and the likelihood of success. The explanation will also include discussion of alternative procedures or treatments.
• Accept or refuse any procedure, drug or treatment, and to be informed of the consequences of any such refusal. If there is conflict between you and your parents/ guardian regarding your exercise of this right, you and parents / guardian may need to participate in conflict resolution procedure.
• Expect that all communications and records related to your care will be treated confidentially.
• Obtain supportive care, particularly in critical illness or terminal illness, in management of severe pain and in bereavement.
• Obtain consultation with another physician regarding your care. This consultation may result in additional cost to you or your family.
• Request consultation with the hospital Ethics Committee regarding ethical issues involved in your care.
• Be transferred to other facility at your request or when medically appropriate and legally permissible. You have a right to be given a complete explanation concerning the need for such transfer. The facility to which you will be transferred must first accept you as a patient.
• Know if your care involves research or experimental methods of treatment. You have the right to consent or refuse to participate.
• Examine your bills and receive an explanation of the charges regardless of the source of payment for your care.
• Be informed of any hospital polices, procedure rules & regulations applicable to your care.

AS A PATIENT IT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY:

• To provide all personal and family health information needed to provide you with appropriate care. This includes reporting if you are in pain, or require pain relief.
• To participate to the best of your ability in making decisions about your medical treatment, and to comply with the agreed upon plan of care.
• To ask questions to your physician or other care providers when you do not understand any information or instructions.
• To inform your physician or other care provider if you desire a transfer of care to another physician, care giver or facility.
• To be considerate of others receiving and providing care.
• To comply with facility policies and procedures, including those regarding smoking, maintaining low noise level, and number of visitors.
• To accept financial responsibility for health care services and settle bills promptly.