Pharmacy Services (OPD & IPD)

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The Pharmacy gives you the medicines your doctor has prescribed. Whether you are an outpatient or admitted in the hospital, this department makes sure you get the right medicines on time.

The pharmacist checks the dose and explains how to take each medicine. If you have any doubts, they help you understand clearly. Medicines are stored properly and only high-quality brands are provided.

The pharmacy team works closely with doctors and nurses to make sure your treatment goes smoothly. If there are any side effects or reactions, they give guidance too.

Our hospital pharmacy is not just a shop — it’s a part of your care team. From start to finish, it supports your healing process.

For over 10 years, we have been providing pharmacy services for our patients.

Our pharmacy ensures timely availability of safe and approved medications for both admitted patients and outpatient care.

Outpatient Pharmacy:

Dispense prescribed medicines to patients after their clinic visit.

24/7 Emergency Drugs:

Availability of emergency medications at all hours for admitted patients.

Inpatient Pharmacy:

Supply and deliver medicines to patients admitted in the hospital wards.

Generic Medicine Options:

Provide cheaper generic alternatives as prescribed to reduce cost.

Medicine Counselling:

Pharmacists explain how to take your medicine, possible side effects, and answer your questions.

Special Medication Requests:

Fulfill special drug requests or injections as ordered by doctors.

At Indus Valley Hospital our team always passionate to provide best services

Licensed and qualified pharmacists to ensure safe dispensing.

Only genuine, approved medications are provided.

Clean and well-organized pharmacy for easy service.

Medicines available round-the-clock for inpatients needing urgent care.

Assistance with patient insurance or payment as per hospital policy.

Friendly staff who treat you with care and respect.

Q1. Do I need a prescription?

Yes, most medicines require a doctor’s prescription. Please bring the prescription given by your doctor.

Q2. Where is the pharmacy?

The pharmacy is located inside the hospital premises, near the main entrance or as directed by signs.

Q3. Can I get medicines after clinic hours?

The outpatient pharmacy usually works during regular hours. For emergency after hours, inpatient services are available.

Q4. Do you provide injections and syrups?

Yes, the pharmacy stocks oral medicines (tablets, syrups), injectable vials, and necessary medical supplies for patient care.

Q5. What if a medicine is not available?

If a prescribed medicine is out of stock, we will try to provide an equivalent alternative or restock it quickly.

Q6. How do I know how to take the medicine?

Our pharmacists will review your medicines with you and tell you the dose and timing. Always feel free to ask questions before you leave.

Mr. Manoj Kumar

Gopal Nagar Ex., Delhi

After my doctor’s appointment, I came to the pharmacy and got all my medicines. The pharmacist explained how to take each medicine and wrote it down for me. The service was fast and the staff was very helpful. It saved me a lot of time.