At present, Ayushmanam operate three full-fledged centers in Delhi, NCR, offering comprehensive services including full-time OPD, diagnostics, and surgical services. Refer to the details of each center below::

• Ayushmanam Bone and Joint Center, Moolchand Medicity, Lajpat Nagar III, Near Moolchand Metro Station, New Delhi 110 024, For Appointment call – 98 117 118 22
• Ayushmanam Bone and Joint Center, Medeor Hospital, B-33-34, B-33-34, Block B, Qutab Institutional Area, New Delhi, Delhi 110016For Appointment call – 98 117 118 33
• Ayushmanam Bone and Joint Center, Santosh Hospital, 1, Ambedkar Rd, Opposite Old Bus Stand, Maliwara, Nehru Nagar, Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh 201001 For Appointment call – 98 117 118 44

All our consultants boast extensive experience gained from prestigious healthcare institutions, including India's renowned central government medical institute. Dr. Bhan, the Head of the Department, has previously overseen the Bone and Joint department at AIIMS, Delhi, and Primus Super Specialty Hospital. Together, our cumulative team possesses over 100 years of surgical expertise. You may also log on to our consultants page to refer to the detailed profile.

Renowned as one of the most distinguished teams in Delhi NCR, our accomplished team takes pride in achieving 25,000 successful joint replacements, a feat that stands among the highest in the city. We are particularly acclaimed for our expertise in complex joint replacements, including challenging redo joint surgeries.

Our specialized team excels in a comprehensive range of orthopedic procedures, showcasing expertise in primary and complex knee replacements, revision knee and hip replacements, computer-navigated knee replacements, total elbow replacements, and ankle joint replacements. Additionally, our proficiency extends to primary and complex hip replacements, unicondylar (partial) knee replacements, total shoulder replacements, and intricate hand joint (small) replacements. Committed to delivering advanced care, we also excel in performing arthroscopic surgeries, ensuring a comprehensive suite of orthopedic solutions to meet diverse patient needs.

Preparing for orthopedic surgery may involve various steps, including a thorough evaluation and assessment by your orthopedic surgeon, pre-surgical tests (such as blood work and imaging studies), reviewing and adjusting any medications you are taking, discussing any allergies or medical conditions with your surgeon, arranging for transportation and support after surgery, and following any specific pre-operative instructions provided by your surgical team.

The recovery process after orthopedic surgery can vary depending on the type of surgery and individual patient factors. It may involve pain management, physical therapy, rehabilitation exercises, lifestyle modifications, and follow-up appointments with your orthopedic surgeon. It is important to follow the post-operative care instructions provided by your surgical team and to actively participate in your recovery process to achieve the best outcomes.

As with any surgery, orthopedic surgery carries certain risks and complications, which may include infection, bleeding, nerve or blood vessel damage, blood clots, adverse reactions to anesthesia, poor wound healing, scarring, and failure of surgical implants. Your orthopedic surgeon will discuss the potential risks and benefits of surgery with you prior to the procedure.

The recovery timeline after orthopedic surgery can vary depending on the type of surgery, the patient's overall health, and other individual factors. Some patients may experience a faster recovery, while others may take longer to fully recover. It is important to follow your surgeon's post-operative care instructions and to be patient with the recovery process, as it may take several weeks to months to achieve full recovery and return to normal activities.

In some cases, non-surgical treatments may be considered as alternatives to orthopedic surgery. These may include medication management, physical therapy, rehabilitation exercises, lifestyle modifications, orthotic devices (such as braces or splints), injections (such as corticosteroids or hyaluronic acid), and other conservative measures. Your orthopedic surgeon will evaluate your condition and determine the most appropriate treatment plan for you.

During your initial consultation with an orthopedic surgeon, you can expect a comprehensive evaluation of your musculoskeletal condition, which may involve a medical history review, physical examination, and imaging studies (such as X-rays or MRI). Your surgeon will discuss your symptoms, medical history, and treatment options with you,