Most people meet a urologist at an anxious moment — a stone attack in the middle of the night, blood in the urine, a prostate report they do not understand, or a private concern they have put off discussing for years. What they need first is not equipment. It is someone who will listen properly, look at the whole picture, and explain it in words that make sense.
Our hospital focuses on urology and andrology. Dr. Devendra S. Malaviya leads assessment and treatment planning, supported by the hospital team.
Because the hospital does only urology and andrology, its consultation room, day-care facilities, operation theatre and ward are organised around the way urological problems actually present and are treated — from a first ultrasound to endoscopic stone clearance and follow-up.
What we hold ourselves to
Explain before you treat
You should leave the consultation understanding what is wrong, what the options are, what each one costs you in time and risk, and what happens if you wait.
The least intervention that solves the problem
Not every stone needs surgery and not every prostate needs an operation. Where observation or medication is reasonable, that is said plainly.
Privacy is not optional
Men’s health concerns are discussed privately and respectfully. Medical information is handled confidentially in line with professional obligations and the hospital’s privacy policy.
No guaranteed outcomes
Success rates, risks and the possibility of a second procedure are discussed honestly before you consent to anything.