Choose a hospital that specializes in the care you require, has qualified doctors, advanced facilities, and a strong reputation for patient safety and quality. Consider factors such as location, available treatments, and patient reviews to ensure the best fit for your health needs.

Bring a valid ID, health insurance card (if applicable), a list of current medications, relevant medical records, and personal essentials like toiletries and comfortable clothing. If you’re being admitted, include any documents provided by your doctor.

No, you can receive care even without insurance. However, having insurance can reduce your out-of-pocket expenses. Check with your hospital’s billing team for payment options or financial assistance programs.

Hospital bills can be paid through cash, credit/debit cards, online payment portals, or directly via insurance if your plan is accepted. Many hospitals also offer installment plans or assistance programs to ease payment.

Doctors diagnose and create treatment plans tailored to your condition, while nurses provide continuous care, administer medications, and ensure your comfort during your stay. Together, they work as a team to deliver comprehensive and compassionate care.

Yes, in most hospitals you can request a specific doctor or specialist, depending on their availability and the type of treatment you need. It’s best to discuss your preferences during appointment booking or admission.