Dr. Sanjay Sachdev offers online (video / phone) consultations for patients in Delhi NCR and elsewhere — ideal for chronic disease review, medication rationalisation, second opinions, lab report interpretation and non-emergent issues. Same doctor as in the clinic; digital prescription follows.
Excellent for: diabetes, BP and thyroid follow-up; lab report review; medication cleanup for elderly parents; second opinions on a specialist's plan; GLP-1 supervision after the first in-person visit; travel medicine. Not suitable for: chest pain, breathlessness, severe abdominal pain, new neurological symptoms.
WhatsApp +91 98110 78388 with your issue and any recent reports. The clinic confirms a slot (usually same-day). You get a Google Meet / phone call — typically 20–30 minutes — followed by a digital prescription and a written plan. Follow-up questions on WhatsApp for 48 hours after are included.
A quick guide to decide before you book. If in doubt, WhatsApp the clinic with your symptoms — the team will route you correctly.
Online is ideal. Share reports on WhatsApp 24 hours before the call.
Online — a focused 20-minute call is usually enough for interpretation and next steps.
Online. Send all reports and the current prescription beforehand.
In person or the emergency room. Do not attempt online for acute red-flag symptoms.
C-58, Friends Colony East, New Delhi 110065
Closest to: Friends Colony, NFC, Sukhdev Vihar, Okhla
Maharani Bagh Community Centre, 1 Maharani Bagh, New Delhi 110065
Closest to: Maharani Bagh, Nizamuddin, Jangpura, Sunder Nagar
Approximate drive times from common South & South-East Delhi neighbourhoods.
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Yes. Under India's Telemedicine Practice Guidelines, a registered doctor can issue a digital prescription after a valid online consultation.
Shared on WhatsApp when you book. Typically less than an in-person visit.
Yes — English-language consultations, international-insurance-ready documentation, coordination with home-country doctors when needed.
A quiet room, a reliable data connection, your latest reports shared on WhatsApp 24 hours before, and a list of every medicine you take.
Yes — for stable chronic disease. Fresh symptoms or medication changes may need an in-person examination.
Chest pain, severe breathlessness, sudden severe headache, new neurological symptoms, severe abdominal pain, bleeding, or any injury — go to an emergency room.
Share your pincode and symptoms — the clinic will route you to the nearest clinic and earliest slot.