Yatharth Super Speciality Hospital, Omega 1(Near Pari chowk) Greater Noida, has expanded its outreach by introducing a dedicated Nephrology and Urology OPD service in Aligarh, aimed at providing expert consultation and advanced medical care for kidney and urinary tract-related ailments. This initiative marks a significant step towards making super speciality healthcare accessible to residents of tier-2 cities.
The OPD services are being conducted at Narayani Hospital, Ramghat Road, Aligarh, and have already received an encouraging response from the local community. Patients now have the convenience of consulting experienced specialists without the need to travel to metropolitan cities. The OPD will continue regularly every month on the last Tuesday, from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM, ensuring consistent access to expert care.
The OPD is led by renowned experts, including Dr. Vipin Sisodia Senior Consultant & Robotic Surgeon – Urology and Dr. Prasad Dandekar (Consultant – Nephrology and Kidney Transplant, who are providing comprehensive evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment for a wide spectrum of kidney and urinary disorders.
Patients are being consulted for conditions such as kidney stones, urinary tract infections, prostate-related disorders, chronic kidney disease, and kidney failure. The OPD also offers specialized guidance for kidney transplant evaluation, dialysis management, and care for patients suffering from hypertension and diabetes-related kidney complications. Additionally, dedicated attention is being given to pediatric and geriatric kidney conditions, ensuring holistic care for all age groups.
This initiative reflects Yatharth Hospital’s commitment to bridging the gap between advanced healthcare facilities and patients in non-metro regions. By bringing expert care closer to home, the hospital aims to promote early diagnosis, timely intervention, and better health outcomes.
Speaking on the initiative, Dr. Vipin Sisodia, Senior Consultant & Robotic Surgeon – Urology at Yatharth Super Speciality Hospital, said, “Kidney-related diseases are often silent in their early stages and tend to get diagnosed only when complications arise. It is crucial for individuals, especially those with diabetes, hypertension, or a family history of kidney disorders, to undergo regular screenings. Early diagnosis not only helps in preventing disease progression but also reduces the need for complex treatments like dialysis or surgery. Simple lifestyle changes such as adequate hydration, balanced diet, and timely medical consultation can go a long way in maintaining kidney health and overall well-being.”
Adding to this, Dr. Prasad Dandekar, Consultant – Nephrology and Kidney Transplant at Yatharth Super Speciality Hospital, said, “Access to specialized nephrology care remains limited in many non-metro cities, which often delays diagnosis and treatment. Such outreach initiatives play a critical role in bringing expert care closer to patients. Through early intervention, awareness, and continuous monitoring, we can significantly improve outcomes for patients suffering from chronic kidney diseases and related complications.”
Dr. Sunil Baliyan, COO & Facility Director at Yatharth Super Speciality Hospital, Omega-1, Greater Noida also shared his thoughts, stating “At Yatharth, our vision is to make advanced and affordable healthcare accessible to every community. The launch of this OPD service in Aligarh is a step towards decentralizing super speciality care and ensuring that patients receive timely and expert medical attention within their own city. We remain committed to expanding such initiatives across regions to improve healthcare accessibility and patient outcomes.”
Patients have expressed satisfaction with the quality of consultation and the ease of accessing super speciality services locally, highlighting the positive impact of this initiative.
Yatharth Super Speciality Hospital continues to strengthen its community outreach through such initiatives, ensuring that world-class medical expertise is no longer limited to metropolitan cities but is available to patients across regions.
