Thirty years of frontline critical care and acute medicine, now devoted entirely to concierge medical care for the residents of Sainik Farms — geriatric home visits, elderly care, telemedicine, and 360-degree attention, delivered where you live.
Most of a critical care physician's training happens in hospitals that never see the patient's own home — their morning light, their staircase, their medicine drawer, the chair they're afraid of falling out of. That gap is where age-related illness is often missed.
"The best medicine for someone in their eighties is rarely more hospital. It's a doctor who knows their home, their history, and their family — and can tell the difference between a bad day and an emergency."
This practice exists for the residents of Sainik Farms specifically — a neighbourhood of large, quiet homes where senior residents often live independently, supported by household and healthcare staff, while their children are settled abroad. It brings the clinical judgement of a critical care specialist directly into that setting: unhurried, familiar, and close at hand.
From scheduled wellness checks to guiding complex health choices, one physician coordinates care every step of the way.
Ongoing management of age-related conditions — mobility, memory, blood pressure, diabetes, medication review — in the home, on a schedule that fits the household.
Thirty years of critical care clinical experience — knowing when a medical situation can be safely managed at home and when it needs a hospital, guiding families with clear clinical assessment rather than emergency response.
For follow-ups, reports, medication questions, or a second opinion — by video or phone, by appointment, including for family members coordinating care from overseas.
Seasonal and age-appropriate vaccinations, dressing changes, and minor procedures — performed in a proper clinical examination room, not a bedside improvisation.
A concierge practice runs on appointments, not a waiting room. Here is how care is scheduled.
MS-6, 149 A, Manekshaw Road, Anupam Garden includes a dedicated clinical examination area — set up for the procedures that shouldn't be done at a bedside or a kitchen table.
Many Sainik Farms households are run by parents in their seventies or eighties, supported by household and healthcare staff, while their children are in the US, UK, or elsewhere. When something changes — a fall, a fever, a new prescription — the question is always the same: is this serious, and who do we call?
This practice is built to answer that question directly, from a physician who already knows the patient, the home, and the history.
Ensure your staff knows exactly when to contact the doctor vs. when to call 112 for an emergency ambulance. Place it on the fridge or by the phone.