Dr. Ram Chitlangia
Consultant – Interventional Cardiology
MBBS, MD, DM (Cardiology)
- Angiography, Angioplasty & Heart Failure Care
- OPD schedule on request
Experience: subject to verification
Cardiac Sciences
From the first chest-pain assessment to long-term follow up, our cardiology team works with diagnostics, critical care and emergency services under one roof in Jagatpura.

Heart symptoms are frightening because they are hard to interpret at home. Our cardiology service is built so that assessment happens quickly: an ECG and clinical review first, imaging or catheterisation only where it changes the treatment plan, and a clear explanation of what each result means for you.
For patients who have already had a cardiac event, follow-up focuses on medicines, blood-pressure and diabetes control, and a realistic activity plan.
For severe chest pain or suspected heart attack, call +91 8905994100 immediately.
Additional conditions are listed once confirmed against hospital records.
The cath lab allows coronary angiography and angioplasty to be performed on site, so a patient who arrives with a blocked artery does not need to be transferred elsewhere for intervention. Cardiac critical care beds, in-house diagnostics and pharmacy support the hours immediately after a procedure, when close monitoring matters most.
Equipment make, model and installation details are published only after hospital verification.
Consultant – Interventional Cardiology
MBBS, MD, DM (Cardiology)
Experience: subject to verification
Consultant – Interventional Cardiology
MBBS, MD, DM (Cardiology)
Experience: subject to verification
Consultant – Cardiology
MBBS, MD, DM (Cardiology)
Experience: subject to verification
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Cardiology is preselected. Our team confirms the consultant and slot by phone.
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