FACILITIES AVAILABLE
ENT and Head & Neck specialist
The GDCH has expertise in evaluating, diagnosing, and treating a wide range of ear, nose, and throat conditions, as well as head and neck conditions. We specialize in performing a wide variety of surgical and diagnostic procedures on patients of all ages, from newborns to the elderly, so rest assured you will receive the best care available.
Pathology lab
Pathology tests include blood tests, urine tests, stool tests, and tests on bodily tissues. Pathologists interpret blood and pathology tests and look for abnormalities that may indicate disease, such as cancer and other chronic illnesses, or health risks, such as diabetes.
OAE
An otoacoustic emission test (OAE) measures the function of hair cells in the inner ear. As a result of stimulation, sound is generated within the normal cochlea of the ear. There are a number of reasons why OAE testing is used, including screening infants and special populations.
Pure tone audiometry
In pure-tone audiometry, hearing sensitivity is measured using a behavioral test. The tones are delivered to one ear at a time at a specific volume and frequency. You are asked to signal when you hear a sound. Each tone is graphed based on the minimum volume needed to hear it.
BERA
General practitioners are well equipped to diagnose both simple and complex ailments. As a result of their training, they are able to conduct any diagnosis in a more logical and safe manner. Once the diseases are diagnosed, they can be treated with the latest and most effective therapies. They keep up with the latest innovations, and always keep upgrading and updating themselves as medical science changes. By having this knowledge, they can solve complex cases and give patients the right advice on illnesses.
General physician
General practitioners are well equipped to diagnose both simple and complex ailments. As a result of their training, they are able to conduct any diagnosis in a more logical and safe manner. Once the diseases are diagnosed, they can be treated with the latest and most effective therapies. They keep up with the latest innovations, and always keep upgrading and updating themselves as medical science changes. By having this knowledge, they can solve complex cases and give patients the right advice on illnesses.
In house pharmacy
GDCH is equipped with an in-house pharmacy that provides services to both inpatients and outpatients. The pharmacy is also loaded with a variety of medicines, surgical products, and prescription drugs. In the pharmacy, trained professionals provide better advice and care to patients regarding the use of medications. Real care is taken in dispensing drugs to the patients and therefore, this pharmacy is the best.
Free field audiometry
When individuals cannot wear headphones, Free Field Audiometry provides an alternative method to assess them. An external speaker is used instead of headphones to present the sounds to the patient. Pediatricians often use free field measurements for testing patients with additional needs. When REM or RECD targets cannot be met by a client wearing hearing aids, Free Field Audiometry can provide an indication of how the client responds to sound.
Speech therapy
Communication problems and speech disorders are assessed and treated with speech therapy. Communication can be improved by using speech therapy techniques. Based on the type of speech or language disorder, this may include articulation therapy, language intervention activities, and others.
Hearing aid
Hearing and balance disorders are evaluated and treated by Audiology. With the expertise of our Doctors of Audiology, we offer quality care to our patients. With the help of our certified audiometric technicians, we are able to provide additional support to patients when needed.
ECG
During an electrocardiogram, the electrical signals in the heart are recorded. This is a simple, painless test for detecting heart problems and monitoring heart health. An electrocardiogram, also known as an ECG or EKG, is performed by a health care provider at their clinic or hospital. Mostly surgical rooms and ambulances are equipped with ECG machines.
Pulmonary function test
The purpose of pulmonary function tests (PFT's) is to measure how well air enters your lungs and how well oxygen enters your bloodstream. Spirometry, diffusion studies, and body plethysmography are the most common PFTs. In some cases, only one test is scheduled, in others, all tests are scheduled on the same day.
Tympanometry
This procedure reconstructs the eardrum and can also repair or replace the three tiny bones in the middle ear called ossicles. Tympanoplasty is similar to myringoplasty, which is performed under local or general anesthesia to repair a perforated eardrum and ossicles. Depending on the severity of the disease, there are different types of tympanoplasty. Depending on the type of tympanoplasty performed, the procedure can take between 30 minutes and two hours.
X-RAY
The X-ray machine uses invisible electromagnetic energy beams to capture images of internal tissues, bones, and organs on film or digital media. X-ray machine is also available in the Hospital.
