Frequently asked questions

Satguru Medicare is open Monday to Saturday, 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM. The clinic is closed on Sundays.

We're at C-3/44, Sector-5, Rohini, Delhi – 110085. See the Contact page for a map and directions.

Please bring your previous prescriptions, test reports and a list of any medicines you're taking. This helps the doctor understand your history.

Yes. Satguru Medicare is a family clinic — we see patients of all ages, from young children to elders.

Go to Book a Token, choose the date, pick an available token number and enter the patient's name and mobile number. Your token number appears on screen straight away.

Open the Live Queue page. It shows the token currently with the doctor and how many patients are waiting, and refreshes automatically.

Just let the reception know when you arrive. You'll be seen after the current patient, as soon as possible.

Yes, walk-ins are welcome and can take a token at the reception. Booking online simply helps you wait less.

Blood tests, urine, stool, sputum and semen tests, and culture & sensitivity — plus health packages, PCOD/PCOS and pregnancy profiles, and a food allergy test. See the Lab Tests page for details.

No. You can walk in for tests with or without a prescription. If you'd like, the doctor can review your reports with you.

Fasting blood glucose and lipid profile usually need 8–12 hours of fasting — water is fine. Most other tests don't need fasting. Please ask our staff about your specific tests.

Many routine reports are ready the same day, while some tests, such as culture & sensitivity, take longer. The reception will give you the expected time when you give your sample.

The Mini Health Profile (₹700) covers CBC, LFT, KFT, Lipid Profile, TSH and Sugar. The Super Health Profile (₹1,200) adds HbA1c, full thyroid (TFT), Iron Profile, Vitamin B12 and Vitamin D3. The Fever Profile (₹600) covers CBC, MP, Widal, Urine R/M, SGOT and SGPT. See all test rates.

Visit the clinic for a check-up and blood tests, drink plenty of fluids, and rest. Avoid taking painkillers like aspirin or ibuprofen without advice. Go to a hospital immediately if you have severe stomach pain, repeated vomiting, bleeding or extreme drowsiness.

Yes. Nebulisation is gentle and widely used for children with wheezing or chest congestion. The doctor will decide the right medicine and dose for your child.

Yes. Regular follow-ups for blood pressure, diabetes, thyroid and cholesterol are part of our chronic care service — tests and review in the same visit.

For emergencies such as chest pain, difficulty breathing, severe injury or unconsciousness, call 112 or go to the nearest hospital emergency department straight away.