1. How do I book an appointment at A.D. Hospital?

You can book an appointment by calling our reception at (041) 5390738, visiting the hospital in person, or emailing us at adhospital55@gmail.com. Our staff will confirm your slot and doctor availability.

2. Is emergency care available 24/7?

Yes. Our emergency department operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year with fully trained emergency physicians and nursing staff.

3. Which specialist doctors are available?

We have over 50 PMDC-registered specialists including cardiologists, physicians, gynecologists, orthopedic surgeons, pediatricians, neurologists, ENT specialists, dermatologists, and more.

4. Can I get lab test results online?

Yes. Lab reports can be collected in person or we can provide them via WhatsApp or email after verifying your identity. Urgent reports are communicated directly to your doctor.

5. Does A.D. Hospital accept health insurance?

We work with several major health insurance providers. Please bring your insurance card and policy documents at the time of your visit. Contact us in advance to confirm your insurer is in our network.

6. What is the ICU capacity at A.D. Hospital?

Our ICU is equipped with advanced life support systems and can accommodate multiple critical care patients simultaneously with dedicated intensivists and nursing staff available round the clock.

7. Does the hospital have a pharmacy on-site?

Yes, a fully stocked in-house pharmacy is available at A.D. Hospital providing prescribed medications, over-the-counter medicines, and medical supplies at all hours.

8. Is there a pediatrician available daily?

Yes, our pediatric specialists are available during regular OPD hours. For pediatric emergencies, our emergency team is trained to handle all childhood medical emergencies 24/7.

9. What payment methods are accepted?

We accept cash, bank transfers, and major debit/credit cards. Payment plans may be available for certain procedures. Please discuss financial arrangements with our billing department.

10. What should I bring to my first appointment?

Please bring your national ID card (CNIC), previous medical reports, prescription history, insurance card (if applicable), and a list of any current medications you are taking.