Services
Offered
Basic Overview
The National Heart Institute is a centrally
air-conditioned and well equipped modern hospital
set up by the All India Heart Foundation for
treatment of heart patients and to support research.
This was inaugurated in 1981 by the late Prime
Minister Mrs. Indira Gandhi.
The Institute is a non-profit making body.
40% of out-patients are treated free of charge
and 10% of indoor beds are earmarked for poor
patients earning less than Rs. 500/- a month.
It has facilities for intensive cardiac care,
sophisticated investigations and all types of
heart surgery, open and closed. It has the latest
devices for Cardiac catheterization –
Echo, Holter, stress testing, Electrophysiological
studies, Angioplasty, Valvuloplasty etc. The
services of the hospital are managed by highly
qualified consultants, resident cardiologists
and cardiac surgeons with post-doctoral degrees
and training in India and abroad, nurses, and
paramedical personnel all working under the
overall supervision of the President of the
Foundation.
Out-patient
department
The outpatient department of the Institute
offers routine check-up for cardiac cases and
also an Executive Medical Check-up service, Biochemical
and pathological laboratory investigations,
X-Ray, ECG and Treadmill exercise test, Echocardiography,
Dynamic Electrocardiography, Ambulatory monitoring,
Stress Testing and Pulmonary (lung) function
testing are all available.
Executive
Check-up
The idea of the executive check-up
is to detect signs of disease early, to identify
risk factors for heart attack and timely prevention
of heart attacks, strokes and cancer. The NHI
has initiated a comprehensive executive check-up
service comprising physical examination, X-ray
of chest, ECG, Pulmonary Function Test, essential
blood test, exercise test, eye and ear check-up
and PAP smear for women in the shortest possible
time. The Check-up reports are ordinarily handed
over within 48 hours.
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