Outpatient Department & Inpatient Department

OPD is a department in a hospital where patients receive medical treatment without the need for an overnight stay. The OPD services include diagnostic procedures, medical consultations, and treatments. The aim of OPD is to provide medical care to patients in an outpatient setting, reducing the burden on inpatient facilities and promoting a more efficient use of hospital resources.

IPD is a department in a hospital where patients are admitted for an overnight stay. The IPD services include medical and surgical treatments, diagnostic procedures, and round-the-clock care. The aim of IPD is to provide medical care and monitoring to patients who require hospitalization due to their medical condition.

Both the OPD and IPD departments play an important role in providing medical care to patients. The OPD is designed to provide quick and convenient access to medical care for patients, while the IPD is designed to provide a more comprehensive and specialized level of care to patients who require hospitalization. Both departments work closely together to provide patients with the best possible care, ensuring that their medical needs are met in a timely and efficient manner.