General Medicine
Our department of General Medicine is the primary diagnosis, prevention, and treatment center where people are given priority high-level care. Our community is threatened by chronic diseases including asthma, arthritis, anxiety, cholesterol, COPD (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease), cold, diabetes, Fever, Flu, heart disease, hypertension, infections, and unpredictable injuries. Lifeline Hospital is committed to delivering exemplary, patient-centered, efficient, and effective general medical care, encouraging preventive medicine, and promoting health.
General Medicine/Internal Medicine is the overall treatment center where patients are diagnosed and given preventive measures and non-surgical treatments. If a particular patient is required specialized care, then the physician will refer them to our respective specialty centers for further treatment. General medicine physicians are all-rounders, they have in-depth knowledge and understanding of the human system and work with the patient to reach faster and healthier outcomes. They are the doorkeepers of a healthier community and the guiding light for specialty departments. The Lifeline Hospital’s physicians are all experienced and well-trained in detecting signs and symptoms, recommending the right diagnosis, initiating intervention plans, and following up with the recovery process. Lifeline Hospital delivers cost-effective, quality-assured, and guideline-based treatment for lifestyle diseases with clear-cut priority towards healthier lifestyle changes targeting a healthier generation.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What conditions are treated in the General Medicine department?
The General Medicine department treats a wide range of conditions, including diabetes, hypertension, respiratory illnesses, and infectious diseases.
- Treatment of diabetes and hypertension
- Management of respiratory illnesses
- Care for infectious diseases
2. How are chronic diseases managed at Lifeline Hospital?
Chronic diseases are managed through personalized treatment plans, regular monitoring, and lifestyle modification support.
- Personalized treatment plans
- Regular monitoring
- Lifestyle modification support
3. What preventive health services are available?
Preventive health services include routine health check-ups, vaccination programs, and screenings for common diseases.
- Routine health check-ups
- Vaccination programs
- Disease screenings
4. How can patients access telemedicine services?
Patients can access telemedicine services through Lifeline Hospital's online portal, allowing them to consult with doctors remotely for non-emergency conditions.
- Online portal access
- Remote consultations
- Non-emergency medical advice
5. What are the benefits of regular health check-ups?
Regular health check-ups help in early detection of diseases, monitoring of ongoing health conditions, and maintaining overall well-being.
- Early disease detection
- Monitoring ongoing conditions
- Maintaining well-being
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