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Saurashtra Cancer Care

Samanvay Hospital — Junagadh

Saurashtra Cancer Care consults at Samanvay Hospital, at Koyali Fatak on the Junagadh–Vanthali highway. If that is the clinic you are coming to, this page is what to expect.

Who runs what here
Samanvay Hospital is the host. The building, the reception and the wards are theirs; the cancer care you have come for is ours. You will arrive at Samanvay's reception — ask there for Saurashtra Cancer Care.
Samanvay Hospital from the air at dusk, cars and motorcycles parked along the road at its entrance and green fields on every side.
  • Samanvay Hospital in Junagadh seen from above, the building standing among open farmland.
  • The main entrance at Samanvay Hospital, with the hospital name above the doors.
  • The radiotherapy machine at Junagadh, its ring lit and the treatment couch empty.
  • The CT simulator room at Junagadh, where a radiotherapy plan is mapped out.
  • A ward bay at Junagadh, beds made and empty.

Getting there

The address is below, with a link that opens it in Maps. The rest — which gate to use, where to leave a vehicle, which desk to ask at — we are confirming with the hospital rather than guessing at.

Address

Samanvay Hospital

Koyali Fatak, near Railway Overbridge, Junagadh–Vanthali Highway, Shapur, Junagadh, Gujarat 362205

Samanvay Hospital · appointment desk

+91 84699 22023
Directions
On the Junagadh–Vanthali highway at Koyali Fatak, beside the railway overbridge. Coming from Junagadh city, stay on the Vanthali road and the hospital is on your right shortly after the overbridge.
Parking
There is parking on the hospital's own compound, off the highway service road. Ask the security staff at the gate where to leave a vehicle.
By bus or train
Autorickshaws run to Koyali Fatak from anywhere in Junagadh; the overbridge is the landmark to name. If you are coming by train or bus, take an auto from the station rather than walking the highway.
Where to ask for us
Go to the hospital's main reception and ask for Saurashtra Cancer Care. They will point you to the oncology OPD.
The outpatient department, with the reception counters along one side.

What happens on the day

The order is the same at both clinics. Here is the whole visit, in order, so that nothing about the day is a surprise.

  1. Come with your file

    Every report and scan you have, including the old ones, a list of the medicines you take, and your ID. The oldest report is often the one that answers the question.

  2. Ask for us at the hospital's reception

    We consult inside the hospital, so its own front desk is where you start. Say that you have an appointment with Saurashtra Cancer Care.

  3. The consultation

    Bring someone who can listen with you, and your questions written down. Asking a doctor to say something again is not rude; it is how you end up understanding your own treatment.

  4. Tests, if they are needed

    Blood work, a scan, or a biopsy. You will be told what each one is for before you agree to it.

  5. The plan

    Once the results are in, your case is discussed by the team, and you are told the options, what each one involves, and what it will cost, before anything starts.

Consultants and theatre staff walking together through the hospital's outpatient corridor.

Who you will see here

The practice's surgical oncology team consults here. Which surgeon is in on a given day depends on the operating list, so ask when you book and the desk will tell you.

Before you travel

Consultations at both clinics are by appointment, so ring before you leave home. A confirmed time is what saves you the second journey.

Emergency
1800 22 1800 — 24 hours

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