Our operating theatres and wards support a wide range of procedures, with a special focus on minimally invasive (keyhole) surgery. The most requested treatments at our hospital include:

Laparoscopic surgery

gallbladder removal, appendix surgery, hernia repair and diagnostic laparoscopy through small incisions, so patients typically walk within a day and return to work sooner.

Hysterectomy

abdominal, vaginal and laparoscopic approaches for fibroids, heavy bleeding, prolapse and other gynaecological conditions, always with a clear explanation of alternatives first.

Normal delivery and caesarean section

24-hour obstetric support, experienced nursing sisters, and an honest, case-by-case discussion about the safest mode of birth for mother and baby.

ANC & PNC checkups

structured antenatal and postnatal packages with ultrasound, blood tests and counselling at every stage of pregnancy.

High-risk pregnancy and eclampsia care

close monitoring of blood pressure, seizures and complications, with timely escalation when a case needs it.

Complete infertility treatment

evaluation of both partners, ovulation support, ultrasound follicular tracking, hysterosalpingography and referral pathways for advanced assisted reproduction.

Neonatal care (NICU) and photo therapy

a dedicated newborn unit with warmers, phototherapy units and trained staff for premature or jaundiced babies.

Day-care procedures

MTP (medical termination of pregnancy as per Indian law, with counselling), ectopic pregnancy management, fibroadenoma breast surgery, cyst and lump excisions.

OPD timings and how to consult

Our outpatient department (OPD) functions Monday to Saturday, 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM and 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM. Sunday is reserved for emergencies only. Walk-ins are welcome, but patients who book ahead are usually seen with less waiting. You can request a slot in three ways:

• Call 88770 88770 or 73710 50505 during OPD hours.
• Use the booking form on this page — choose your preferred date and time and we will confirm by phone.
• Walk in with any previous prescriptions, reports or scans you may have.

For your first visit, please carry a photo ID, previous medical reports, a list of current medicines, and (for maternity visits) your mother-and-child card. Details are in OPD Timings & Our Doctors.

Emergency and ambulance — ready when minutes matter

Emergencies do not follow OPD clocks. Our emergency desk and ambulance service (outsourced to a dedicated provider working exclusively with us) function 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Patients from Chas, Balidih, Sector areas, Bariatu, Marar and nearby localities regularly reach us within minutes of a call. If you face severe abdominal pain, heavy bleeding, pregnancy complications, seizures, accidents or sudden illness, call 88770 887770 immediately — our team will guide you on first aid while the ambulance is on its way. More details are in Ambulance (24×7).

Serving Bokaro Steel City and beyond

While most of our patients come from Bokaro Steel City itself — Cooperative Colony, City Centre, all Sectors, Chas, Balidih, Nayamod, Bundu Tand and Kasmar — we also regularly treat families travelling from Dhanbad, Giridih, Bermo, Ramgarh, Petarwar, Jaridih and parts of Purulia district in West Bengal. For relatives accompanying patients from outside town, our canteen and waiting lounges make longer stays comfortable, and our team can advise on nearby accommodation for extended admissions.

Your first visit to Surgy Centre — what the journey looks like

Families who have never been to a hospital beyond a chemist often tell us they did not know “what happens” at a hospital visit — and that the uncertainty itself kept them away longer than it should have. Here is the honest sequence at our hospital: you register at the counter (a few minutes; a patient file is opened if it is your first visit) and are seen in order, with urgent cases triaged ahead of the queue. The doctor hears your full story — bring every report you have, however old. Examination follows, and if tests are needed they are collected in the building the same visit: blood at the laboratory, scans at the ultrasound suite. Reports usually arrive the same day; the doctor reviews them with you and writes the plan in front of you — medicines, procedure, follow-up date, and the estimate in writing if any procedure is advised. If admission or surgery is needed, the reception coordinates the date; if not, you go home the same morning with a plan. No step of this journey is a mystery, and every step has a person whose job is to explain it. That is the entire experience — and it is why families who come once tend to stay for decades.