General MedicineSpecialty
General Medicine in Sonipat
Diagnosis and treatment of everyday and complex medical conditions for adults.
Department
General Medicine
- 9 conditions treated
- 6 treatments & procedures
- 2 specialist doctors
General Medicine is the first point of care for most adult health concerns in Sonipat - fever and infections, diabetes, blood pressure, thyroid problems, chest infections and unexplained symptoms. Memorial Hospital, on Delhi Road, has two senior physicians. Dr. Ramesh Mehta (MD) has practised medicine in Sonipat since 1975 and founded the hospital - among the most trusted names in the city. Dr. Sameer Mehta (MD) brings critical-care and non-invasive cardiology expertise, having treated over 100,000 patients in OPD.
Our physicians assess the whole patient, reach a clear diagnosis, and either treat the condition or guide you to the right specialist. Long-term conditions such as diabetes and high blood pressure are managed with structured follow-up rather than one-off visits, so they stay controlled and complications are prevented.
Heart-related concerns are covered through non-invasive cardiology (ECG, echocardiography and cardiac risk assessment) under Dr. Sameer Mehta; patients needing invasive procedures are referred to a partner cardiac centre. The department also runs admitted (IPD) and intensive care, with 24×7 emergency and ventilator support for seriously unwell patients. OPD is open daily.
Conditions we treat
Diabetes
Diagnosis, blood-sugar control and long-term management.
High blood pressure (hypertension)
Assessment and ongoing control to protect the heart and kidneys.
Fever and infections
Including dengue, typhoid, viral fevers and respiratory infections.
Thyroid disorders
Underactive and overactive thyroid conditions.
Anaemia
Detection of the cause and appropriate treatment.
Heart-failure and cardiac risk
Non-invasive cardiology assessment under Dr. Sameer Mehta.
Liver and kidney conditions
Medical management, including cirrhosis and dialysis support.
Tuberculosis and chest infections
Diagnosis and complete medical treatment.
Lifestyle and metabolic conditions
Cholesterol, obesity and related risk factors.
Treatments & procedures
Outpatient consultation
Full clinical assessment and a clear treatment plan.
Inpatient and ICU care
Management of seriously unwell patients, including ventilator support.
Diabetic and hypertension clinics
Structured follow-up for long-term conditions.
Non-invasive cardiology
ECG, echocardiography and cardiac risk assessment.
Dialysis support
For patients with kidney failure, with in-house facilities.
Health check-ups
Preventive screening and risk assessment.
Our Doctors
Doctors in General Medicine
General Medicine
General MedicineDr. Sameer Mehta
Senior Consultant, Department of Medicine
MBBS, MD, Fellowship in Non-Invasive Cardiology
Frequently asked questions
Health Library
Articles on General Medicine
28 Sept 2026· Dr. Ramesh Mehta
Hemoglobin Normal Range: Reading the Number on Your Report
Tiredness gets blamed on work, on age, on the weather. Very often it is a number on a blood report that nobody acted on. Anaemia is extraordinarily common in India, especially in women, and it is one of the easiest things to find and fix once somebody looks.
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Platelet Count Normal Range: What the Number Actually Means
Every dengue season, families watch one number and panic at the wrong moment. A falling platelet count is not the thing that makes dengue dangerous, and the number alone almost never decides treatment. An MD physician explains what the count means and what doctors actually watch instead.
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General Health28 Aug 2026· Dr. Ramesh Mehta
Reading Your Thyroid Test: What TSH, T3 and T4 Mean
A thyroid report is three numbers and a set of arrows, and most people read only whether something is flagged high. The counter-intuitive part is that TSH moves in the opposite direction to the thyroid itself. A physician explains how to read the report properly.
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