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Accessible medical consultations and coordinated outpatient care for patients who need evaluation, follow-up, preventive care, and continuing medical support without hospital admission.
The Out-Patient Department at Nazarenus Hospital provides medical consultations and continuing care for patients who do not require hospital admission. It serves as an accessible point of care for routine health concerns, follow-up visits, preventive evaluations, and other non-emergency medical needs.
Our physicians and healthcare team work with patients to evaluate symptoms, review medical concerns, provide appropriate treatment recommendations, and determine whether additional laboratory tests, imaging procedures, or specialist care may be needed.
Whether you are visiting for a new health concern or returning for follow-up care, our goal is to provide a smooth, respectful, and patient-centered outpatient experience.
Outpatient care refers to medical services provided to patients who visit the hospital for consultation, evaluation, treatment, or follow-up and are able to return home without being admitted as an inpatient.
The Out-Patient Department can serve as a starting point for patients seeking medical attention for non-emergency health concerns. Depending on the patient’s needs, the attending physician may recommend further diagnostic testing, treatment, follow-up, or consultation with another specialist.
Regular outpatient care also helps patients maintain continuity with their physicians and monitor ongoing health concerns over time.
Evaluation of symptoms, medical history, and health concerns to help determine the appropriate course of care.
Follow-up consultations and ongoing medical guidance for patients who require continued monitoring or treatment.
Connection with laboratory, imaging, pharmacy, specialists, and other hospital services when additional care is needed.
The Out-Patient Department provides consultation, medical evaluation, follow-up care, and coordination with other hospital services based on each patient’s individual healthcare needs.
Medical evaluation for common health concerns, symptoms, and non-emergency conditions that require physician assessment.
Access to consultations with available medical specialists based on the patient’s healthcare needs and physician schedules.
Continuing medical evaluation for patients returning after previous consultations, treatment, diagnostic testing, or hospital care.
General health assessments and medical guidance intended to support preventive care and ongoing wellness.
Coordination of laboratory tests, radiology procedures, or other diagnostic services when recommended by the attending physician.
Coordination with other physicians, specialists, or hospital departments when additional evaluation or treatment is required.
The Out-Patient Department is appropriate for medical concerns that require professional evaluation but do not appear to require immediate emergency attention. It is also commonly used for routine consultations and continuing care.
Patients experiencing severe, rapidly worsening, or potentially life-threatening symptoms should proceed to the Emergency Department for immediate medical assessment
Outpatient care provides patients with convenient access to physicians, continuing medical support, diagnostic coordination, and appropriate referrals without requiring hospital admission.
Patients can receive medical consultation and evaluation for non-emergency health concerns through the hospital’s outpatient services.
Follow-up consultations help physicians monitor treatment progress, review health concerns, and adjust care when necessary.
Physicians may coordinate appropriate laboratory testing, imaging, pharmacy services, or other hospital support based on the patient’s needs.
When additional expertise is needed, patients may be directed to an appropriate specialist or hospital department for further evaluation.
Appointments are recommended, particularly when consulting a specific physician or specialist. Contact Nazarenus Hospital to confirm the doctor’s clinic schedule and availability.
Bring a valid identification card, available medical records, current medications, previous laboratory or imaging results, and any referral or doctor’s request related to your visit.
Yes. The Out-Patient Department can provide medical evaluation for non-emergency health concerns and help determine whether additional treatment or testing may be needed.
When medically appropriate, the attending physician may recommend laboratory testing, radiology procedures, or other diagnostic services.
Yes. Follow-up consultations may be recommended to review treatment progress, diagnostic results, symptoms, or continuing healthcare needs.
Patients experiencing potentially serious or life-threatening symptoms should proceed to the Emergency Department for immediate medical assessment rather than waiting for a routine outpatient consultation.
Contact our team for information about outpatient consultations, physician schedules, clinic hours, hospital services, and appointment availability.