Care Designed Around Your Needs
Agrim Hospital's Neurology department evaluates and treats disorders of the brain, spinal cord and nerves. It is led by founder and Director Dr. Avinash Chandra Singh (MBBS, MD Medicine, DM Neurology), a senior neurologist, and works closely with the hospital's Neurosurgery, Neuro Interventional and Critical Care teams. View his profile.
When to consult a neurologist
Book an appointment if you or a family member has repeated seizures or blackouts, persistent or severe headaches, dizziness or balance problems, numbness, tingling or weakness in the limbs, difficulty with speech, or memory and thinking changes. Conditions such as epilepsy and stroke need timely specialist assessment.
Tests and support
The department can arrange an EEG (electroencephalography) and coordinates laboratory and other tests through the hospital's diagnostic services. For patients who need urgent intervention, the hospital has a 10-bed Stroke Care Unit, a Neuro Cath Lab and a 15-bed advanced ICU.
Emergency warning signs
Sudden weakness or numbness on one side, sudden difficulty speaking, sudden loss of vision, a severe sudden headache or a seizure need emergency care. Call 63 9090 9911 or go to our 24x7 emergency department without delay.
Ready to consult? Book an appointment, request a second opinion or use a video consultation for follow-up. Cashless treatment is supported with leading insurance partners, CGHS, ECHS and major TPAs, subject to approval.
How It Works
Book a consultation
Choose a slot online through Book Appointment or call the helpline on 63 9090 9900.
Clinical evaluation
The neurologist reviews your symptoms, history, medicines and any earlier reports.
Tests where needed
Investigations such as EEG and laboratory tests are advised only when clinically required.
Treatment plan
You receive a clear explanation of the diagnosis, treatment options and follow-up plan.
Follow-up
Review visits can be in person or by video consultation, as your doctor advises.
Frequently Asked Questions
When should I see a neurologist? +
See a neurologist for seizures, recurring headaches, dizziness, numbness or weakness, speech or memory problems. Sudden symptoms such as one-sided weakness or difficulty speaking are emergencies and need immediate hospital care.
Is an EEG painful? +
An EEG records the brain's electrical activity through sensors placed on the scalp. It is a non-invasive test and is not painful. Your doctor or technician will explain how to prepare.
Do I need to bring old reports? +
Yes, please bring previous prescriptions, scans and test reports. They help the doctor understand your condition and avoid repeating tests.
Can I consult a neurologist by video? +
Follow-up consultations can be booked by video where the doctor considers it suitable. New or urgent problems may need an in-person examination.