Patient & Family Care Guide
Clear, compassionate guidelines to help patients and families navigate outpatient clinics, hospital admissions, diagnostic tests, and welfare support.
Outpatient Consultation Steps
Before Your Visit
Check OPD schedule for your specialist. For fasting blood tests (Lipid, Sugar), ensure 8-10 hours fasting.
Essential Documents
Original CNIC/B-Form, previous medical prescriptions, recent lab reports, and imaging scans.
Registration & Token
Arrive at Ground Floor reception. Get an automated token and proceed to the designated clinic room.
Pharmacy & Tests
Collect prescribed medications at our subsidized pharmacy. Diagnostic samples are barcoded on-site.
Visiting Hours & Attendant Rules
To protect patient healing and maintain sterile standards, young children are not permitted inside intensive inpatient areas.
Patient Welfare & Zakat Support
Through the Alkhidmat Foundation Healthcare Welfare Program, deserving patients receive subsidized or fully covered medical care.
- No patient is turned away due to lack of financial resources.
- Shariah-compliant Zakat fund directly covers surgeries and intensive care.
- Immediate desk verification: Bring your CNIC and utility bill copy to Welfare Desk (Room 105).
Frequently Asked Questions
How can I consult a specialist doctor at Raazi Hospital?
Is the Emergency Department open 24/7?
Can I view or download my diagnostic lab reports online?
Are donations to the Patient Welfare Fund (PWF) Shariah-compliant?
Where are the surgical, gynecological, and diagnostic blocks located?
How long do lab test reports take to be issued?
How can deserving patients apply for financial assistance or Zakat?
Is parking available at the hospital?
Where is the main hospital located and how do I reach it?
Can family members visit patients in ICU and NICU?
What are the inpatient ward visiting hours for families?
Do I need to book an appointment before visiting a doctor?
What are the Outpatient Clinic (OPD) hours?
Does the patient require immediate emergency medical care?
Our 24/7 trauma response and ambulance dispatch is active round the clock.