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Internal Medicine

The heart of Healing Tree. Fever, diabetes, blood pressure, thyroid, infections and the everyday care of long-term conditions — this is the department Indirapuram visits us most for, with over 4,200 OPD consultations this year.

हीलिंग ट्री का केंद्र। बुख़ार, डायबिटीज़, ब्लड प्रेशर, थायरॉइड और लंबी बीमारियों की रोज़मर्रा की देखभाल — इस साल 4,200 से अधिक ओपीडी परामर्श।

4,200+ OPD visits and 280+ admissions so far this year — the most consulted department at Healing Tree.
Animation: red blood cells flow through a blood vessel; with normal sugar few cells carry sugar, with high sugar many do, and an HbA1c meter moves from 5.4% to 8.5%.

At a glance

Who you will see
Dr. Rahul Yakhmi (MBBS, MD (Medicine) · RMC-4764) — Mon–Sat · 10 am–1:30 pm; Dr. Mukesh Kumar (MBBS, MD (Medicine)) — Mon–Sat · 7 pm–8 pm; Dr. Bhawana Pathak (MBBS, MD (Medicine) · former Major, Army Medical Corps) — Mon–Sun · 12:30 pm–3 pm & 3 pm–6:30 pm
Done here
Inpatient care for dengue, typhoid, pneumonia and severe infections; Diabetes and blood-pressure management, including insulin starts and dose reviews; Blood and platelet transfusion; Critical-care admission with ventilator support when illness turns serious
Tests on campus
Full in-house laboratory — sugar, thyroid, kidney, liver, lipid and infection panels; ECG, chest X-ray and ultrasound on the same campus
Where
30/1, Shakti Khand III, Indirapuram, Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh 201014 · Directions
Book
+91 92891 30163 · WhatsApp · Book online

What we offer

  • OPD consultations six days a week
  • Diabetes & blood-pressure clinics with same-day lab work
  • Inpatient care with a dedicated ward team
  • Pre-employment & annual health checks
  • Geriatric care attuned to CGHS and pensioner families

Commonly treated

Fever & infectionsDiabetesHypertensionThyroid disordersAnaemiaRespiratory illness
Animated guides

Fever and diabetes, explained

Each animation shows what is happening in the body and what helps. They explain; they don't replace a doctor's visit — if you are worried, book an OPD visit, or come to our emergency, open 24x7.

Animation: an eight-day dengue chart. The fever line is high on days 1 to 3 and falls after; platelet bars drop lowest on days 4 to 6, the critical phase, and recover by day 8.

When is dengue most dangerous?

Often just as the fever comes down — usually around day 3 to 7 — not at its peak. That is when platelets fall to their lowest and fluid can leak out of blood vessels. Warning signs are belly pain, repeated vomiting, bleeding from the gums or nose, drowsiness or restlessness, and passing very little urine; any of these needs hospital care the same day.

How we help: Blood counts and platelets are checked in our own laboratory, and our physicians admit and monitor patients through the risky days, with platelet transfusion and critical care in the same building if needed.

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Animation: red blood cells flow through a blood vessel; with normal sugar few cells carry sugar, with high sugar many do, and an HbA1c meter moves from 5.4% to 8.5%.

What does HbA1c actually measure?

HbA1c is the share of your red blood cells that have sugar stuck to them. Red cells live about three months, so it shows your average blood sugar over the last two to three months, not just today. Below 5.7% is normal, 5.7–6.4% is prediabetes, and 6.5% or more is in the diabetes range; most people with diabetes aim for about 7% or lower.

How we help: HbA1c is tested in our own laboratory, and our diabetes clinic uses it with your daily readings to adjust diet, tablets or insulin.

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Done here, in our own theatres and clinics

Procedures & surgeries we do

  • Inpatient care for dengue, typhoid, pneumonia and severe infections
  • Diabetes and blood-pressure management, including insulin starts and dose reviews
  • Blood and platelet transfusion
  • Critical-care admission with ventilator support when illness turns serious
  • Annual, pre-employment and wellness health checks

Tests & imaging on campus

  • Full in-house laboratory — sugar, thyroid, kidney, liver, lipid and infection panels
  • ECG, chest X-ray and ultrasound on the same campus

Common questions

Which doctor should I see for fever, diabetes or blood pressure in Indirapuram?

A physician in our Internal Medicine OPD — Dr. Rahul Yakhmi runs morning and evening clinics six days a week, with Dr. Mukesh Kumar alongside. Fever, diabetes reviews, blood pressure, thyroid and general illness all start here, and the lab is in the same building for same-day results.

Can I be admitted here for dengue or a severe infection?

Yes. Internal Medicine runs the hospital's largest inpatient service — 280+ admissions this year — with a ward team, blood and platelet transfusion, and the ICU on the same campus if the illness turns serious.

Is the OPD cashless on CGHS?

Yes — CGHS, Delhi Police, UP-ESIC, ECHS, DGEHS, DLT, DVB, NVS, CAPF and major TPAs are accepted for consultation, tests and medicines. Bring your card; our desk handles the rest.

Your doctors

Dr. Rahul Yakhmi

MBBS, MD (Medicine) · RMC-4764
Senior Consultant, Internal Medicine · Internal Medicine

The physician Indirapuram knows Healing Tree by. Dr. Yakhmi leads the hospital's largest OPD practice — nearly a third of every consultation in the building — with a reputation built one unhurried conversation at a time: chronic-care patients who return year after year, and families who see him across three generations.

OPD: Mon–Sat · 10 am–1:30 pmUsual hours from the last 12 weeks of actual OPD attendance — confirm on WhatsApp before you travel

Dr. Mukesh Kumar

MBBS, MD (Medicine)
Consultant Physician, Internal Medicine · Internal Medicine

Physician in the general-medicine OPD — fevers, diabetes reviews, blood-pressure checks and inpatient rounds, with over 380 consultations this year. Part of the medicine team that keeps the hospital's largest department running six days a week.

OPD: Mon–Sat · 7 pm–8 pmUsual hours from the last 12 weeks of actual OPD attendance — confirm on WhatsApp before you travel

Dr. Bhawana Pathak

MBBS, MD (Medicine) · former Major, Army Medical Corps
Consultant Physician, Internal Medicine · Internal Medicine

Physician in the general medicine OPD: fevers, diabetes, blood pressure, thyroid and the follow-ups that keep a long-term illness steady. Trained at Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College, AMU, and served five years as a Short Service Commissioned officer in the Army Medical Corps before joining Healing Tree.

OPD: Mon–Sun · 12:30 pm–3 pm & 3 pm–6:30 pmUsual hours from the last 12 weeks of actual OPD attendance — confirm on WhatsApp before you travel

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