Where is Hill View Hospital located?
Located at Hill View Rd, Bariatu, Ranchi, Jharkhand 834009.
Is the hospital open 24/7?
Yes, emergency services operate round the clock.
What is the emergency contact number?
Call: +91 94311 04724
Call: +91 9905901003
Call: +91 99059 01004
Call: +91 9905901003
Call: +91 99059 01004
How do I reach the hospital quickly?
The hospital is easily accessible from Bariatu Road.
Do you accept walk-in patients?
Yes, walk-ins are accepted, especially for emergencies.
Why choose Hill View Hospital?
Comprehensive care with 24x7 support.
Are OPD services available daily?
Yes, as per department schedules.
Can I get a second opinion?
Yes, consult our specialists.
Do you provide medical certificates?
Yes, when medically required.
Are follow-ups scheduled?
Yes, doctors advise follow-ups.
Are health checkups available?
Yes, preventive packages are offered.
Q1. When should I consult a gynecologist?
For pregnancy or cycle issues.
Q2. Is normal delivery available?
Yes, 24x7.
Q3. Is painless delivery offered?
Yes, options available.
Q4. Do you handle high-risk pregnancy?
Yes, with NICU backup.
Q5. Are female gynecologists available?
Yes.
Q6. Is PCOS treated?
Yes, evaluation and care.
Q1. What conditions can I consult Dr. Nitesh Priya for?
You can consult Dr. Nitesh Priya for knee pain, joint problems, sports injuries, fractures and spine-related issues.
Q2. How experienced is Dr. Nitesh Priya?
Dr. Nitesh Priya has over 20 years of experience in orthopedic and joint replacement surgery.
Q3. How many surgeries has Dr. Nitesh Priya performed?
Dr. Nitesh Priya has successfully performed more than 10,000 orthopedic surgeries.
Q4. How many Knee Replacement surgeries has Dr. Nitesh Priya done?
Dr. Nitesh Priya has completed 2,000+ Knee Replacement surgeries with excellent outcomes.
Q5. Does Dr. Nitesh Priya perform Knee Replacement Surgery?
Yes. Total & Partial Knee Replacement Surgery is performed for arthritis and severe knee pain.
Q6. Is ACL / PCL / MCL reconstruction available?
Yes. Dr. Nitesh Priya specializes in ACL, PCL & MCL Reconstruction Surgery.
Q7. Does Dr. Nitesh Priya offer Total Hip Replacement Surgery?
Yes. Total Hip Replacement Surgery is available for hip arthritis and fractures.
Q8. What is Complex Polytrauma Management?
It involves treatment of patients with multiple serious injuries, managed by Dr. Nitesh Priya.
Q9. Is Shoulder Replacement Surgery available?
Yes. Shoulder Replacement Surgery is performed for advanced shoulder joint problems.
Q10. What is Arthroscopy surgery?
Shoulder & Knee Arthroscopy is a minimally invasive procedure for sports injuries and joint problems.
Q11. Does Dr. Nitesh Priya treat spine problems?
Yes. Spine Surgery is available for back pain, slipped disc, and spinal injuries.
Q12. What is Joint Fusion surgery?
Joint Fusion Surgery is done to relieve pain and stabilize severely damaged joints.
Q13. Is Sports Injury Management available?
Yes. Complete Sports Injury Management from diagnosis to recovery is provided.
Q14. Do you provide Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation?
Yes. Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation services are available for faster recovery.
Q15. What is Dr. Nitesh Priya’s consultation fee?
Consultation Fee: ₹800
Q16. What is the consultation time?
Consultation Time: 2:00 PM onwards
Q1. When is surgery necessary for hernia?
When pain increases, swelling grows or daily activity becomes difficult.
Q2. How do I know if it’s appendicitis?
Right lower abdominal pain, nausea, fever—needs urgent evaluation.
Q3. How long is recovery after common surgery?
Varies; many patients recover in 1–3 weeks depending on procedure type.
Q4. Will I need admission for minor procedures?
Not always—some cases can be done as day care.
Q1.What is hernia?
Bulge due to weak muscle.
Q2. Is hernia surgery available?
Yes.
Q3. Is gallbladder surgery done?
Yes, laparoscopic.
Q4. Is appendix surgery common?
Yes.
Q5. How long is surgery stay?
Usually 1–3 days.
Q6. Is minimally invasive surgery safer?
Often yes.
Q7. Are elderly patients fit for surgery?
After evaluation.
Q8. Is anesthesia risk explained?
Yes.
Q9. Is post-op pain controlled?
Yes.
Q10. Is discharge quick after laparoscopy?
Often same or next day.
Q11. Are follow-ups scheduled post-surgery?
Yes.
Q1. When should I see a physician?
For fever, BP, diabetes.
Q2. Is diabetes manageable?
Yes, long-term care.
Q3. Is BP treatment available?
Yes.
Q4. Are lifestyle diseases treated?
Yes.
Q1. What are warning signs of stroke?
Sudden weakness, slurred speech, facial droop, confusion seek emergency care.
Q2. Are headaches always neurological?
No. But severe, sudden, or frequent headaches need evaluation.
Q3. When is neurosurgery required?
Only in specific brain/spine conditions after detailed clinical assessment and imaging.
Q4. Can nerve pain improve without surgery?
Yes—many cases respond to medicines, physiotherapy, and posture correction.
Q1. When does a baby need NICU care?
Prematurity, breathing difficulty, low weight, infection risk or poor feeding.
Q2. Is jaundice always dangerous?
No—many newborns have mild jaundice; treatment depends on bilirubin levels.
Q3. Can parents visit the NICU?
Policies vary, but families are guided and updated regularly.
Q4. How long do premature babies stay in NICU?
Depends on maturity and stability—often until feeding and breathing are consistent.
Q1. What are common signs of stones?
Severe side pain, burning urination, nausea or blood in urine.
Q2. Is prostate problem common after 50?
Yes, enlargement is common and treatable.
Q3. Are UTIs serious?
If repeated or with fever, they can affect kidneys—needs evaluation.
Q4. Can stones come back?
Yes. Prevention includes hydration, diet changes, and follow-up.
Q5. Department of Urology
Dr. Rana Pratap Singh
Q1. When is dialysis required?
When kidneys fail to function.
Q2. IIs dialysis painful?
Usually not.
Q3. How long is one dialysis session?
About 3–4 hours.
Q4. Is emergency dialysis available?
Yes.
Q5. Is dialysis hygienic?
Yes, strict protocols.
Q6. Is diet counseling given for dialysis?
Yes.
What conditions does a gastroenterologist treat?
Gastroenterologists treat disorders of the digestive system, including acidity, ulcers, IBS, liver disease, pancreatitis, gallbladder problems, gastrointestinal infections and colorectal conditions.
When should I consult a gastroenterologist?
You should consult a specialist if you experience persistent stomach pain, bloating, acidity, difficulty swallowing, chronic diarrhea, constipation, blood in stool, or unexplained weight loss.
What is an endoscopy and is it painful?
Endoscopy is a minimally invasive procedure used to examine the digestive tract. It is usually performed under sedation, making the procedure safe and comfortable for patients.
Can digestive problems be prevented?
Many digestive disorders can be prevented through a healthy diet, proper hydration, regular exercise, stress management, and routine medical check-ups for early detection.
Department of Gynecology & Obstetrics
Dr. Sushma Priya, M.S.(Gynaecology & Obstetrics),FICS,FICOG
Dr. Nibedita Chakroborty, M.S(Gynae & Obst).Senior Consultant
Dr. Nibedita Chakroborty, M.S(Gynae & Obst).Senior Consultant
Department of Orthopedics
Dr. Nitesh Priya, M.S(Ortho), MCh(UK), Fellow in Joint Replacement
Department of Pediatrics
Dr. Rajesh Kumar, M.D (Consultant Pediatrician)
Dr. Vinod Kumar (Consultant Pediatrician)
Dr. Vijay Kumar (Consultant Pediatrician)
Dr. Vinod Kumar (Consultant Pediatrician)
Dr. Vijay Kumar (Consultant Pediatrician)
Department of General Surgery
Dr. V.B. Prasad MBBS, MS
Department of Urology
Dr. Rana Pratap Singh
Department of Radiology
Dr. Urvashi Priya, MD, Radiology
Dr. Navita Kumari, MBBS, DNB, Sonologist
Dr. Navita Kumari, MBBS, DNB, Sonologist
Department of Anesthesia
Dr. A. Tirkey
Do you provide appointment booking?
Yes, by phone or in person.
Are senior doctors available?
Yes, experienced consultants are available.
Are follow-ups scheduled?
Yes, doctors advise follow-ups.
Do you accept walk-in patients?
Yes, walk-ins are accepted, especially for emergencies.
Can I get a second opinion?
Yes, consult our specialists.
Are follow-ups scheduled?
Yes, doctors advise follow-ups.
Are visiting hours fixed?
Yes, as per hospital policy.
Can an attendant stay with the patient?
Yes, as permitted.
Is parking available?
Yes, patient parking is available.
Are wheelchairs available?
Yes, on request.
Is the hospital disabled-friendly?
Yes, ramps and lifts are available.
Are lifts available?
Yes, for patient convenience.
Is drinking water safe?
Yes, purified water is provided.
Is the cafeteria available?
Food services are available as advised.
Are rooms clean and hygienic?
Yes, housekeeping standards are maintained.
Is trauma care available?
Yes, with diagnostics and ICU backup.
Are emergency surgeries done anytime?
Yes, when required.
Is CT available for emergencies?
Yes, as clinically needed.
Is lab testing available at night?
Yes, pathology runs 24x7.
Is pharmacy open at night?
Yes, in-house pharmacy supports emergencies.
Is oxygen available 24x7?
Yes, uninterrupted supply.
Is cardiac monitoring available?
Yes, in ICU/HDU.
Is infection control strict?
Yes, strict protocols followed.
Are isolation facilities available?
Yes, when required.
Are ambulance services available?
Please call for assistance.
What is ICU?
Advanced life-support and monitoring.
Are ventilators available?
Yes, in ICU.
Who manages ICU patients?
Specialists and trained critical care staff.
Is ICU monitored continuously?
Yes, 24x7 monitoring.
Can family meet ICU doctors?
Updates are shared at scheduled times.
Is post-surgery ICU care available?
Yes, if advised.
Are critical patients stabilized first?
Yes, rapid assessment and care.
Is blood transfusion support available?
As clinically required.
Are end-of-life decisions discussed?
Yes, with compassion and clarity.
Is ICU admission immediate?
Yes, when indicated.
Is ICU expensive?
Costs depend on care needs.
Can ICU duration be predicted?
Depends on patient condition.
What is HDU?
High-dependency monitoring unit.
When is HDU used?
For closer monitoring than wards.
Is HDU cheaper than ICU?
Generally yes.
Is HDU step-down care available?
Yes, for recovery.
What is NICU?
Specialized care for newborns.
Which babies need NICU?
Premature or ill newborns.
Is NICU available 24x7?
Yes, with trained staff.
Are parents allowed in NICU?
Guided visits as per protocol.
Is jaundice treated in NICU?
Yes, with phototherapy.
Are newborn vaccinations given?
Yes, as per guidelines.
Is neonatal emergency available?
Yes, NICU support.
Are neonatal infections treated?
Yes, with specialist care.
Is breastfeeding support provided?
Yes, counseling available.
Are CT reports fast?
Yes, coordinated reporting.
Is contrast CT safe?
Done under supervision.
Is ultrasound safe in pregnancy?
Yes, radiation-free.
Is X-ray exposure minimal?
Yes, digital systems used.
Are imaging appointments quick?
Yes, coordinated scheduling.
Are emergency scans prioritized?
Yes, always.
Is waiting time minimized?
Yes, efficient flow.
Is radiation safety followed?
Yes, strict norms.
Is equipment well-maintained?
Yes, regular checks.
Is radiology available on Sundays?
As required for care.
What tests are available?
Blood, urine, hormones, more.
Are lab reports accurate?
Yes, quality-controlled.
Is fasting needed for tests?
Depends on test.
Can tests be done in emergency?
Yes, priority testing.
Is home sample collection available?
Please check availability.
Are blood sugar tests quick?
Yes, rapid processing.
Is thyroid testing available?
Yes, hormone assays.
Are microbiology tests done?
Yes, cultures and sensitivity.
Is serology testing available?
Yes, as indicated.
Is lab sample labeling accurate?
Yes, strict protocols.
Are reports shared with doctors?
Yes, directly coordinated.
Are reports explained to patients?
Yes, by doctors.
Is pharmacy in-house?
Yes, inside the hospital.
Are medicines genuine?
Yes, verified sources.
Are cold-chain drugs stored safely?
Yes, proper storage.
Is pharmacy counseling provided?
Yes, usage guidance.
Are substitutes suggested if needed?
Yes, doctor-approved.
Is day care facility available?
High-dependency monitoring unit.
What procedures use day care?
IV therapy, minor surgeries.
Is overnight stay required for day care?
No, usually same-day discharge.
Is minimal access surgery available?
Yes, laparoscopic surgeries.
What are benefits of laparoscopy?
Less pain, faster recovery.
Is day care facility available?
High-dependency monitoring unit.
What procedures use day care?
IV therapy, minor surgeries.
Is overnight stay required for day care?
No, usually same-day discharge.
Is minimal access surgery available?
Yes, laparoscopic surgeries.
What are benefits of laparoscopy?
Less pain, faster recovery.
Is colposcopy available?
Yes, for cervical evaluation.
Is colposcopy painful?
Usually mild discomfort.
Are pregnancy scans scheduled timely?
Yes, planned visits.
Is Doppler done for blood flow?
Yes, colour Doppler.
Is privacy ensured during procedures?
Yes, respectful care.
Are costs explained before surgery?
Yes.
Are insurance approvals assisted?
Yes.
Is emergency surgery cashless?
For eligible plans.
Are complications discussed beforehand?
Yes.
Is consent mandatory?
Yes.
Is patient privacy maintained?
Yes, strict confidentiality is followed.
Is the hospital safe at night?
Yes, with security and 24x7 staff.
Are senior doctors available?
Yes, experienced consultants are available.
Is the hospital family-friendly?
Yes, patient comfort is prioritized.
Is grievance support available?
Yes, contact the helpdesk.
Are CCTV and security present?
Yes, for patient safety.
Is language support available?
Hindi and English are supported.
Are female staff available?
Yes, especially for women patients.
Are medicines available at discharge?
Yes.
Is follow-up appointment booked?
Yes.
Is helpline available post-discharge?
Please call the hospital.
Are patient rights explained?
Yes.
Is feedback welcomed?
Yes.