Owner & Medical Specialist
MBBS, MD (Medicine)
Dr. Ramesh Mehta, M.D., is the first postgraduate to start private practice in Sonipat. The journey began with a small clinic in the heart of the city in 1975, and a hospital was built in 1979.
It started with an OPD block of three consultation rooms - physician, surgery and gynaecology - along with a minor OT and a clinical laboratory. After three years a full indoor ward and X-ray room were added, followed by a full operation theatre, with special rooms added as the need grew.
With the addition of Dr. Sameer Mehta (an ICU specialist trained at Sir Ganga Ram Hospital) and Dr. Amandeep Kaur (a gynaecologist trained at BPS Medical College), the hospital became a multi-specialty unit. Several more specialties have since been added.
Guidance written and medically reviewed by Dr. Ramesh Mehta.
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