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                     Delhi Arthroscopy — Contact Us
Clinic, hospital, appointment and patient information guide
Official contact page: https://delhiarthroscopy.com/contacts/
Prime Speciality Clinic Hospital
182, 1st Floor, Jagriti Enclave, HOD (DITO), Sant Parmanand Hospital,
Vikas Marg, Delhi-110092 Plot no-1, 2 & 3, Park Area, Yamuna Bazaar,
Delhi-110006
Phone: +91-9971192233 Official page:
Email: [email protected] https://delhiarthroscopy.com/contacts/
[email protected]
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Contact Guide at a Glance
• Prime Speciality Clinic address and appointment information
• Hospital association and procedure-location guidance
• Phone and email contact channels
• Published clinic working hours
• Preparing for an orthopaedic consultation
• Knee, shoulder, arthroscopy and joint-replacement overview
• Rehabilitation, follow-up and urgent-symptom guidance
Original educational illustration — not a clinical photograph.
Contact Information at a Glance
Prime Speciality Clinic is listed by Delhi Arthroscopy at 182, 1st Floor, Jagriti Enclave, Vikas Marg, Delhi-110092.
The contact page describes the clinic as a point for scheduling appointments and obtaining orthopaedic care.
Hospital association listed on the website: HOD (DITO), Sant Parmanand Hospital, Plot no-1, 2 & 3, Park Area,
Yamuna Bazaar, Delhi-110006.
Telephone: +91-9971192233.
Email addresses published on the contact page: [email protected] and [email protected].
Official contact page: https://delhiarthroscopy.com/contacts/
The contact page lists clinic working hours as Monday 6:00 PM–8:00 PM, Tuesday 4:00 PM–6:00 PM, Wednesday
6:00 PM–8:00 PM and Friday 4:00 PM–6:00 PM. Because clinic schedules can change, patients should confirm
the current appointment time directly before travelling.
Why a Clear Contact Process Matters
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Orthopaedic problems often require more than one interaction with a medical team. A patient may first call to
arrange a consultation, then return with imaging, undergo additional tests, meet a physiotherapist, prepare for
surgery and attend several follow-up visits. A clear contact process helps coordinate these steps.
For a new patient, the first conversation should establish the reason for the visit and whether an appointment is
required. The patient should have basic information ready, including their name, preferred appointment time,
phone number and a short description of the problem.
If the patient already has an MRI, X-ray, CT scan or previous consultation report, it can be useful to mention this
when booking. The clinic can advise what documents or images should be brought.
Patients should also explain if the problem is related to a recent injury, a long-standing condition, a previous
surgery or a rehabilitation issue. This allows the consultation to be organized around the most relevant information.
Prime Speciality Clinic
The Delhi Arthroscopy website lists Prime Speciality Clinic at 182, 1st Floor, Jagriti Enclave, Vikas Marg,
Delhi-110092. The contact page describes the location as the place to visit for appointments and orthopaedic
consultation.
The clinic is presented on the broader Delhi Arthroscopy website as an outpatient setting associated with
orthopaedic care. Related first-party pages describe services and consultation around knee, shoulder and
sports-related problems.
When visiting an outpatient clinic, patients should allow enough time for registration, consultation and review of
reports. If an appointment is scheduled, arriving a little early can make it easier to complete administrative
requirements.
The clinic address should be confirmed before travelling because landmarks, access arrangements, working hours
and appointment schedules can change. The contact page currently describes the clinic as being above ALL
NEEDS STORE, which can also be useful as a local landmark.
Hospital Association
The supplied contact information lists the hospital association as HOD (DITO), Sant Parmanand Hospital, Plot
no-1, 2 & 3, Park Area, Yamuna Bazaar, Delhi-110006.
Hospital-based care is relevant when a patient requires surgery, anesthesia, inpatient observation, emergency
assessment or facilities beyond a routine outpatient consultation. The treating team can advise patients about
where a proposed procedure will take place and what pre-operative steps are required.
Patients should distinguish between the clinic consultation address and the hospital location for a procedure. A
consultation at Prime Speciality Clinic does not necessarily mean that an operation will occur at the same address.
Before surgery, confirm the hospital name, reporting location, admission time, documents required and contact
person.
Because hospital addresses and administrative arrangements may be presented differently across sources,
patients should use the current instructions given by the treating team when attending for a procedure.
What Conditions May Be Discussed?
The Delhi Arthroscopy website focuses on orthopaedic and arthroscopic care, particularly knee and shoulder
conditions. Related pages describe arthroscopic procedures such as ACL reconstruction, meniscus surgery,
cartilage procedures, shoulder stabilization and rotator cuff repair.
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Knee complaints may include ligament injuries, meniscus tears, cartilage problems, arthritis, pain during activity
and instability. Shoulder complaints may include rotator cuff tears, recurrent dislocation, labral injuries, stiffness,
arthritis and other causes of pain or reduced movement.
A contact page cannot determine which treatment a patient needs. The purpose of contacting the clinic is to
arrange an assessment. Diagnosis generally requires a clinical history and examination, with imaging or other
investigations when indicated.
Patients should avoid assuming that a particular procedure is necessary simply because a website describes it.
The appropriate treatment depends on the individual diagnosis, symptoms, functional requirements, previous
treatment and overall health.
Preparing for Your First Appointment
A well-prepared consultation can save time and make the discussion more useful. Patients should bring previous
medical records when available, including imaging reports, MRI or X-ray images, operation notes and
physiotherapy records.
Make a short list of current medicines, allergies and major medical conditions. If you have undergone previous
surgery on the same joint, note the approximate date and type of procedure.
Think about your main symptoms. Useful details include when the pain began, whether it followed an injury,
whether the joint swells, whether it gives way or locks, what movements are difficult and whether symptoms disturb
sleep.
Also think about your goals. A person who wants to return to competitive sport may have different priorities from
someone whose main goal is walking comfortably, climbing stairs or returning to work. Tell the doctor what
activities matter most to you.
If you have questions, write them down before the appointment. This may include questions about diagnosis,
physiotherapy, injections, arthroscopy, reconstruction, replacement, expected recovery and costs.
Appointment tip: Bring imaging, reports, medication information and a short description of your symptoms
and treatment goals.
What to Bring to the Clinic
Patients can consider bringing the following items:
• Previous MRI, X-ray or CT reports and the actual images when available. • Previous prescriptions and treatment
records. • A list of current medicines and supplements. • Details of allergies or previous medication reactions. •
Previous operation records, if relevant. • Physiotherapy reports or exercise plans. • Insurance or administrative
documents if the clinic has requested them. • A written list of questions and treatment goals.
Digital copies can be useful, but patients should follow the clinic’s instructions about acceptable formats. If imaging
is available through a hospital portal, ask whether the doctor can access it or whether the patient should bring a
disc or other copy.
For a first appointment after an acute injury, note approximately when the injury occurred and how it happened.
Details such as a twisting movement, fall, direct blow, sudden pop or immediate swelling can help the clinician
understand the mechanism.
Understanding Orthopaedic Consultation
An orthopaedic consultation normally begins with a conversation about symptoms and medical history, followed by
physical examination. The doctor may assess movement, strength, tenderness, stability and other signs relevant to
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the joint.
Imaging is interpreted in the context of the examination. An MRI may show a meniscus or ligament abnormality,
but not every imaging finding requires surgery. Conversely, significant symptoms can sometimes exist even when
imaging findings are not dramatic.
The treatment plan may involve observation, activity modification, medication, physiotherapy, injections,
arthroscopy, ligament reconstruction or joint replacement. The appropriate option depends on the condition.
Patients should ask the doctor to explain the diagnosis in simple language. If surgery is proposed, ask what the
operation is intended to achieve, what alternatives exist, what recovery involves and what risks are relevant.
A second opinion can be reasonable for major surgery or when the diagnosis or treatment choice remains
uncertain.
Arthroscopy and Minimally Invasive Care
Arthroscopy is a technique in which a small camera is introduced into a joint through a small portal. The surgeon
views the internal structures on a monitor and can use additional instruments through other small openings.
The Delhi Arthroscopy website describes arthroscopy for several knee and shoulder conditions. The exact
procedure varies widely. ACL reconstruction, meniscus repair, rotator cuff repair and shoulder stabilization are not
interchangeable operations and each has a different rehabilitation pathway.
Minimally invasive surgery may offer smaller incisions and can support efficient recovery for appropriately selected
patients, but the size of the incision does not determine the seriousness of the underlying procedure. Tendons and
ligaments still require biological healing.
Patients should therefore ask not only about the surgical technique but also about rehabilitation, restrictions,
follow-up visits and realistic functional milestones.
Knee Arthroscopy and Sports Injuries
Knee arthroscopy may be used for selected injuries involving the meniscus, ligaments and other joint structures.
Related Delhi Arthroscopy pages describe ACL reconstruction, meniscus surgery and cartilage procedures.
Sports injuries often require a staged return to activity. After ACL reconstruction, for example, rehabilitation may
include swelling control, restoration of motion, quadriceps activation, strength training, balance, running and
eventually sport-specific drills.
The patient’s sport and level of participation matter. A recreational walker and a competitive football player may
have different return-to-activity requirements.
Patients should not use pain relief alone as a sign that the knee is ready for sport. Objective strength, movement
control and functional testing may be important before clearance. Rehabilitation should be guided by the treating
surgeon and physiotherapist.
Shoulder Arthroscopy and Shoulder Problems
The website also describes shoulder arthroscopy for conditions such as rotator cuff tears, labral injuries, instability
and selected cartilage or stiffness problems.
Shoulder rehabilitation varies according to the procedure. A simple diagnostic or decompression procedure can
have a different recovery path from a rotator cuff repair or stabilization procedure, where repaired tissue needs
protection while it heals.
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Patients should ask which structures are involved and whether the proposed procedure is intended to repair,
stabilize, remove, release or replace a structure. These distinctions affect recovery.
If a sling is prescribed, the patient should follow the surgeon’s instructions about wearing it and beginning
movement. Physiotherapy is often an important part of restoring motion and strength after shoulder surgery.
Joint Replacement and Robotic Surgery
Related Delhi Arthroscopy pages describe knee replacement and robotic-assisted knee replacement among the
services associated with Dr. Shekhar Srivastav. Joint replacement is generally considered when arthritis or other
joint damage causes significant symptoms and conservative care is no longer adequate or appropriate.
Robotic or technology-assisted surgery can support planning and surgical execution, but the decision to replace a
joint remains a clinical decision made by the treating team. Patients should ask why replacement is recommended,
what alternatives exist, what type of implant is planned and what rehabilitation will involve.
A contact-page appointment is an opportunity to begin that discussion. Patients should bring relevant imaging and
information about how pain affects walking, stairs, sleep, work and daily activities.
Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation
Rehabilitation is a major component of orthopaedic care. Depending on the condition, physiotherapy may be used
before surgery, after surgery or as the main treatment without surgery.
Before surgery, physiotherapy can sometimes help reduce stiffness and improve strength. After surgery, the
rehabilitation plan may focus on protecting the repair, restoring movement and progressively rebuilding strength.
Patients should understand that recovery is often measured in weeks or months rather than days. The exact
timeline depends on the diagnosis, procedure, healing response and individual circumstances.
If an exercise causes unexpected or severe symptoms, the patient should contact the physiotherapist or surgeon
for advice rather than simply stopping all rehabilitation. Likewise, patients should not accelerate the program
without clearance because repaired tissues may require protection even when pain has improved.
Questions About Costs and Appointments
The cost of orthopaedic care can vary according to the consultation, investigations, procedure, hospital, implants,
anesthesia and rehabilitation. The website’s contact page provides the phone and email channels for contacting
the clinic, but patients should confirm current consultation fees and treatment costs directly.
For surgery, ask for a clear estimate that explains what is included. Depending on the procedure, separate
components may include surgeon fees, anesthesia, hospital charges, implants or fixation devices, investigations,
medicines and physiotherapy.
Insurance coverage also varies. If insurance or cashless treatment is important, ask the hospital or insurer which
documents and approvals are required before admission.
For appointment scheduling, confirm the date, time, location and whether the consultation is at Prime Speciality
Clinic or another facility. Keep the confirmation information available when travelling.
Emergency and Urgent Symptoms
The contact page is intended for appointments and general communication. It should not be treated as a substitute
for emergency medical services.
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After an injury, urgent assessment may be appropriate for severe pain, major deformity, inability to bear weight
after significant trauma, rapidly increasing swelling, an open wound or symptoms suggesting impaired circulation
or nerve function.
After surgery, patients should promptly contact their treating team for concerning symptoms such as fever,
increasing wound redness or drainage, severe or worsening pain, significant calf swelling, chest symptoms, new
weakness or other unexpected changes.
For life-threatening symptoms, seek emergency medical attention through the appropriate local emergency service
rather than waiting for an appointment response.
Emergency note: The contact page is for clinic communication; urgent or life-threatening symptoms require
appropriate emergency medical attention.
How to Contact the Clinic
The simplest way to begin is to use the published telephone number +91-9971192233 or email the clinic. The
contact page lists [email protected] and [email protected].
When calling, state that you want to arrange an orthopaedic consultation and briefly describe the problem. If you
are an existing patient, mention that you are calling for follow-up.
For email communication, include your name, contact number, broad reason for consultation and preferred timing.
Avoid sending highly sensitive personal information unless the clinic specifically requests it through an appropriate
secure channel.
Use the official website link below to verify the latest contact information: https://delhiarthroscopy.com/contacts/
Patients should confirm the current clinic schedule because published hours can change.
Clinic Working Hours Published on the Contact Page
At the time the supplied contact page was reviewed, it listed:
Monday: 6:00 PM–8:00 PM Tuesday: 4:00 PM–6:00 PM Wednesday: 6:00 PM–8:00 PM Friday: 4:00 PM–6:00 PM
The page does not list a Thursday or weekend clinic session in the displayed schedule. These hours are published
website information and should be confirmed directly before visiting.
Appointment times can be affected by surgery schedules, holidays, conferences, emergencies or other clinical
commitments. A phone confirmation is therefore recommended, particularly when travelling from outside Delhi.
A Patient-Friendly Visit Checklist
Before leaving home:
1. Confirm the appointment time and exact location. 2. Confirm whether the visit is at Prime Speciality Clinic or the
hospital. 3. Carry imaging, reports and previous prescriptions. 4. Carry a current medicine and allergy list. 5. Bring
insurance or identification documents if requested. 6. Write down your main symptoms and treatment goals. 7.
Prepare questions about diagnosis and treatment. 8. Allow time for registration and consultation. 9. Follow any
fasting or medication instructions if a procedure has been scheduled. 10. Save the clinic telephone number in your
phone for follow-up communication.
After the consultation, make sure you understand the diagnosis, next step, medication instructions, physiotherapy
plan and follow-up date. If surgery is recommended, ask for written pre-operative instructions.
Why Follow-Up Matters
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Orthopaedic care is often a process rather than a single appointment. A patient may need repeat examination,
review of imaging, physiotherapy, wound checks or assessment of progress.
Follow-up is particularly important after reconstruction, tendon repair and joint replacement because the
rehabilitation program changes as healing progresses. The surgeon may adjust restrictions based on clinical
findings.
For non-operative treatment, follow-up can determine whether physiotherapy or activity modification is working. If
symptoms remain unchanged, the diagnosis or treatment strategy may need to be reconsidered.
Patients should keep their appointment records and treatment instructions. If a new symptom develops between
visits, contact the treating team for guidance rather than waiting until the next routine appointment.
About Delhi Arthroscopy
The Delhi Arthroscopy website presents Dr. Shekhar Srivastav as an orthopaedic and arthroscopy surgeon with a
focus on knee and shoulder care. Related first-party pages describe arthroscopic procedures, joint replacement
and sports injury management.
The contact page is the practical point for clinic communication and provides the Prime Speciality Clinic address,
telephone number, email addresses and published clinic hours. It also lists the hospital association provided
above.
The website contains educational material on ACL reconstruction, rotator cuff repair, shoulder arthroscopy, knee
replacement, robotic knee replacement and other orthopaedic topics. Patients should use these pages for general
information and discuss their individual diagnosis and treatment options with a qualified clinician.
Current professional arrangements and service availability should always be verified directly.
Contact Details — Ready to Save
PRIME SPECIALITY CLINIC 182, 1st Floor, Jagriti Enclave Vikas Marg, Delhi-110092
HOSPITAL HOD (DITO), Sant Parmanand Hospital Plot no-1, 2 & 3, Park Area Yamuna Bazaar, Delhi-110006
PHONE +91-9971192233
EMAIL [email protected] [email protected]
OFFICIAL CONTACT PAGE https://delhiarthroscopy.com/contacts/
The above details are reproduced from the supplied/requested contact information and the Delhi Arthroscopy
contact page.
Important Medical and Contact Disclaimer
This document is a patient-information guide created around the supplied Delhi Arthroscopy contact webpage. It is
not medical advice, does not establish a doctor-patient relationship and does not guarantee appointment
availability, treatment outcome, hospital admission or emergency response.
Contact information, clinic hours, email addresses, services and hospital arrangements can change. Confirm
current details directly with the clinic before travelling. For urgent or life-threatening symptoms, use appropriate
emergency medical services.
Website source: https://delhiarthroscopy.com/contacts/
The contact page currently publishes the Prime Speciality Clinic address, phone number, two email addresses and
the listed clinic schedule.
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Official Website Link
https://delhiarthroscopy.com/contacts/
The contact details and published working hours in this brochure should be reconfirmed directly with the clinic before visiting.
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Additional Patient Communication Guidance
Additional Patient Communication Guidance
When contacting the clinic, keep the first message concise and practical. State your name, the main joint or body
area involved, whether the problem followed an injury, and whether you are seeking a new consultation or
follow-up. If you have already been seen by another doctor, mention that you have previous records or imaging
available.
If you are arranging an appointment for a child, older adult or another family member, provide the patient’s age and
a brief description of the problem. Ask whether the patient should bring a family member or any special
documentation.
For patients travelling from outside Delhi, confirm the clinic address, appointment time and whether any imaging or
laboratory tests should be completed before the visit. If surgery is being considered, ask whether a separate
pre-operative assessment is required and which hospital location should be used for admission.
After a consultation, save the clinic’s phone number and the next appointment date. If you receive written
instructions, keep them with your medical records. Clear communication is especially useful when several
professionals—surgeon, anesthetist, physiotherapist and hospital staff—are involved in the same treatment
pathway.
The official contact webpage remains the best place to check the provider’s currently published contact
information. Because online information can change, confirmation by phone is advisable when the appointment is
important or time-sensitive.