Your questions, answered clearly

Delivery and emergency care are available 24/7, so mothers and newborns are never left waiting. You can call us any time on +91 944 103 0587.

We are at Near RTC Bus Stand, Simhapuri Colony, Kadapa, AP 516001, close to the RTC Bus Stand. The Visit us page has a map and a Get directions button for Google Maps.

Call us straight away on +91 944 103 0587 and come to the hospital. Our emergency and critical care speciality supports mothers and newborns around the clock. Do not wait for an appointment if you feel something is seriously wrong.

Antenatal (prenatal) check-ups, high-risk pregnancy care, normal and C-section deliveries, infertility and reproductive care, postnatal and newborn care, and emergency and critical care.

Fill in the online appointment form, call us, or message us on WhatsApp. Our team will contact you to confirm your slot.

Yes. Teleconsultation is available with our specialists and suits routine check-ins and follow-ups. For emergencies, please call us or come to the hospital instead.

Dr. Lakshmi Chaitanya (Obstetrics, Gynecologist & Infertility Specialist, MBBS, MS, OBG) and Dr. Hari Prasad Reddy (Anesthesia & Critical Care, MBBS, MD, Anesthesia (Manipal)). See the Doctors page for details.

It is usually advised to meet an obstetrician as soon as you think you may be pregnant, so the pregnancy can be confirmed and a check-up plan made. Regular antenatal check-ups follow. Your doctor will tell you what is right for you.

It means a pregnancy that needs extra monitoring because of conditions such as gestational diabetes or preeclampsia. Our high-risk pregnancy care speciality supports these situations. Only your doctor can say whether your pregnancy needs this.

Heavy bleeding, severe pain, a strong headache with vision changes, reduced baby movement, or leaking fluid are commonly advised reasons to seek care promptly. If you are worried about anything, call us and do not wait.

Yes. Our obstetricians provide normal and C-section deliveries, with 24/7 delivery support.

The choice depends on the health of the mother and baby and how the pregnancy is progressing. Your obstetrician will explain the options and recommend what is safest for you. Our article on normal delivery vs cesarean section is a good starting point.

Yes. Our Infertility & Reproductive Care speciality offers assisted reproduction services including IUI, IVF and fertility counseling.

Many doctors suggest seeking advice if pregnancy has not happened after a year of trying, or sooner in some situations. A consultation can help you understand next steps. Read our guide on when couples should seek medical help, then talk to our doctor.

Yes. Our postnatal and newborn care speciality supports mothers with recovery, breastfeeding and wellness, and guides new parents on caring for the baby.