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Specialist infectious disease care with Dr. Pratik Savaj — FNB Infectious Diseases, Surat. No referral needed. Full confidentiality guaranteed.
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Appointment request received!
We'll contact you within a few hours to confirm your slot. For urgent queries, call +91 92747 93759.
| Vesu — Evening OPD | |
|---|---|
| Mon–Sat | 3:00–6:00 PM |
| Lal Darwaja — Morning OPD | |
| Mon–Sat | 10:30 AM–12:30 PM |
| Sunday | Closed Closed |
All consultations, tests, and diagnoses at IID Hospital are fully confidential under Indian medical ethics and the HIV Act 2017. No information is shared with family, employers, or any third party without your explicit written consent.
Visit Either Clinic Location
Both clinics in Surat are easily accessible. Call ahead to confirm which location Dr. Savaj is consulting from on your preferred day.
Before You Get in Touch
Answers to the most common questions patients ask before booking at IID Hospital.
No referral is needed at all. You can book directly by calling, WhatsApp, or using the form on this page. Walk-in is also welcome during clinic hours.
IID Hospital in Vesu is the primary location — Dr. Savaj is available there most days. IID Hospital in Lal Darwaja is the secondary clinic. Call +91 92747 93759 to confirm which location he is consulting from on your preferred date.
Yes. If slots are available, same-day appointments can be arranged. Call or WhatsApp directly for urgent consultations — the team will do their best to accommodate you.
Yes — completely. All consultations, tests, and results are fully confidential under Indian medical ethics and the HIV Act 2017. No information is shared without your written consent.
Bring any previous test reports, prescription history, and a list of your current medications. For new patients, your Aadhar card or any photo ID is helpful but not mandatory.
Yes. Family members or caregivers can attend and describe the patient's condition. However, for the most accurate assessment, Dr. Savaj prefers to examine the patient directly if possible.