Orthopaedic Care at Government Tariff: 25 Years of Healing At Vydehi

Orthopaedic Care at Government Tariff: 25 Years of Healing At Vydehi

For 25 years, Vydehi Hospital has been part of countless healthcare journeys, helping patients receive care for conditions that affect movement, mobility, and everyday life. As the hospital celebrates its Silver Jubilee, this commitment continues with a focus on making selected orthopaedic care more accessible through a government tariff package.

Orthopaedic care covers much more than bones and fractures. It includes the evaluation and management of conditions affecting the joints, muscles, ligaments, tendons and spine. From an unexpected injury to a long-standing mobility concern, timely assessment can help patients understand their condition and explore appropriate treatment options.

Orthopaedic Care Under the Silver Jubilee Initiative

Under the Silver Jubilee orthopaedic package, we bring selected orthopaedic procedures at government tariffs, subject to applicable terms and conditions.

It covers a wide range of procedures across different areas of musculoskeletal care, including selected treatments related to fractures and dislocations, knee and sports-related conditions, hip and joint problems, spinal conditions, shoulder and upper-limb concerns, paediatric orthopaedics, bone and soft-tissue conditions, and other orthopaedic needs.

This broad scope allows patients to approach orthopaedic care through a structured hospital setting rather than viewing each condition in isolation.

Important points to consider under the package

• Specified implants are subject to the applicable package limit, while procedures that are not included in the listed package may be charged according to existing or day-care rates.
• Moreover, the package is stated to be applicable to general ward patients. Patients requiring high-cost implants are specified to be admitted to private wards.
• Complete basic preoperative investigations, including CT or MRI where required, before admission.
• Post-operative X-rays and urgent investigations may be ordered when clinically required.
• Use of approved implants within the applicable package limits and outlines conditions relating to medicines, anaesthesia and post-operative care. 
• Patients should generally be discharged within two days after surgery, after the first dressing, subject to applicable conditions and clinical requirements.

Conclusion

If an orthopaedic condition is affecting your movement or daily activities, take the next step by speaking with our orthopaedic team. With selected orthopaedic procedures available at Government Tariffs, you can explore the care that fits your needs and make an informed decision about your treatment.