Fever and infections
Viral fever, flu, typhoid, dengue and chest or urine infections.
Clear answers.
Careful medicine.
Dr. Anil Khanna, MD (Medicine), has looked after families since 1996: fever, sugar, blood pressure, heart and regular check‑ups.
- Morning9 AM to 1 PMMonday to Saturday
- Evening5 PM to 8 PMMonday to Saturday
- Call the clinic98000 00000Reception desk
One doctor who knows
your family’s history.
Dr. Anil Khanna trained in internal medicine and has run this clinic since 1996, explaining every result in plain words.
- He sees every patient himself, at every visit, without any hurry
- Your records are kept safely in one place, from your first visit
- He speaks Hindi, Punjabi and English, whichever suits you best
Khanna Clinic
Dr. Anil Khanna
MBBS, MD (Medicine)
Family physician
- In practice since
- 1996
- Regd. No.
- HN 04512
- 30years in practice
- 8,600families on record
- 12minutes, the usual wait
- 6days a week, morning and evening
What we treat
Everyday illness and long-term conditions, looked after by the same doctor from start to finish.
Diabetes
Sugar tests, medicine and a diet plan, reviewed every three months.
Blood pressure
Readings logged at each visit, medicine adjusted slowly and safely.
Heart care
ECG in the clinic, cholesterol control and a clear plan after a scare.
Thyroid
Tests read in plain words, doses reviewed until the numbers settle.
Breathing and allergy
Asthma, long coughs and seasonal allergy, with inhaler training.
Stomach and acidity
Acidity, gas, loose motions and food poisoning, treated the same day.
Care for seniors
One doctor reviewing every medicine, so nothing clashes or doubles.
Most tests are done here,
while you wait.
No second trip to a lab for the common ones. The doctor explains every result before you leave.
Khanna ClinicTest results
Sample patient, 54 years
| Test | Result | Normal |
|---|---|---|
| Blood sugar, fasting | 96 mg/dL | 70 to 100 |
| Blood pressure | 124/82 | below 130/85 |
| Pulse | 76 a minute | 60 to 100 |
| Oxygen level | 98% | 95 to 100 |
| Haemoglobin | 13.8 g/dL | 13 to 17 |
| ECG | Normal | regular rhythm |
Explained before you leave.
ECG
Ready in 10 minutes
Blood sugar
Ready in 2 minutes
Blood pressure
Checked at every visit
Blood tests
Sample taken here, report next day
Health check-ups for every age
Four set check-ups. Each one ends with the doctor going through your results with you.
| What is includedSeven tests and checks | Everyday checkA yearly look, at any age | Diabetes checkFor sugar, or a family history | Heart checkFor pressure and cholesterol | Senior checkEverything, for age 60 and over |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Doctor’s examination | ||||
| Blood sugar, fasting | ||||
| Full blood count | ||||
| Cholesterol profile | ||||
| Three-month sugar (HbA1c) | ||||
| ECG | ||||
| Kidney, liver and thyroid | ||||
| Time at the clinic | 30 minutes | 40 minutes | 45 minutes | 1 hour |
Book a visit
Come fasting: no food for 10 hours, water is fine.
Your first visit, step by step
From the first call to the follow-up, this is what happens.
Step 1: Book a time
Pick a slot here, call, or walk in. Morning and evening, six days a week.
Step 2: Meet the doctor
Fifteen unhurried minutes. Bring your old reports; he reads all of them.
Step 3: Tests, if needed
Sugar, ECG and blood samples are done in the next room, the same visit.
Step 4: Leave with a plan
A written plan in plain words, and a call from the clinic three days later.
- Please bring
- Old prescriptions
- Recent reports
- Medicines you take
- Your questions, written
Inside the clinic, room by room
Four rooms on the ground floor, a few steps from each other.
Consulting room
Where every visit starts, with your records on the screen and a chair for whoever came with you.
- Time here
- About 15 minutes
- You meet
- The doctor
- Your full history, open on the doctor’s own screen
- A second chair for whoever came along with you
- The door stays closed for the whole of your visit
Examination room
A full-length couch, good light and a curtain. Nobody is hurried on or off it.
- Time here
- 5 to 10 minutes
- You meet
- The doctor
- A fresh paper sheet is laid out for every patient
- A step stool and a hand rail to help older patients
- A woman attendant is in the room at every visit
Test room
ECG, sugar and blood samples are taken here, a few steps from the doctor’s desk.
- Time here
- 10 to 20 minutes
- You meet
- The technician
- An ECG is printed and ready within ten minutes
- Single-use needles, opened right in front of you
- Most reports are in your hands on the same day
Dressing room
For injections, drips and small dressings, with sterile instruments opened in front of you.
- Time here
- 10 to 40 minutes
- You meet
- The nurse
- Sealed, sterile instruments for each new patient
- A nurse is on duty all through both the sessions
- A rest bed for long drips, with a call bell beside it
What patients say after their visit
Collected at the desk and online, and printed here as they were written.
4.8
out of 5, from 312 patient reviews
1 of 2
Diabetes He read three years of my reports before saying a word. My sugar is finally steady.
Tests ECG, blood test and the doctor’s advice in one visit. I was home within the hour.
Senior care My father is 78 and was on nine medicines. Dr. Khanna brought them down to six, safely.
Fever The clinic rang three days later to ask how the fever was. Nobody had done that before.
Blood pressure No rush, no jargon. He drew my blood pressure chart and explained every line of it.
Walk-in I walked in without an appointment and waited ten minutes. Clean, quiet and on time.
Second opinion He told me plainly that I did not need the scan another clinic had ordered.
Family care Three generations of our family see him. He remembers every one of us by name.
Common questions, answered in plain words
Six things patients ask before a first visit. For anything else, call the clinic and the reception will help.
Yes, walk-ins are welcome.
You are seen in order, between booked patients. A booked time is held for you, so booking is quicker on the busy days.
- 12 minutesthe usual waitSeen in order of arrival
- Mon and Satthe busiest daysBest to book ahead
- Booked timesare always heldEven on a busy day
Please do, all of them.
The doctor reads them before he decides anything, and they are added to your record for every later visit.
- Prescriptionsold and newFrom any doctor
- Test reportsevery one you haveEven the old ones
- Medicinesa list, or the stripsWith doses, if known
The common ones, while you wait.
Blood pressure and oxygen level are checked on the spot. Samples for other tests are taken here, in the test room.
- ECGready in 10 minutesRead by the doctor
- Blood sugarready in 2 minutesOne finger prick
- Blood testsreport next morningSample taken here
Yes, for those who cannot travel.
Home visits are for elderly and bed-bound patients. Tell the reception the address and what is wrong.
- Within the townthe area coveredAsk if you are unsure
- After 8 PMwhen he visitsOnce the clinic closes
- Call by noonto arrange oneOn 98000 00000
Printed, and on your phone.
Every report is explained by the doctor before you take it home, and a copy stays with the clinic.
- Printedat the deskBefore you leave
- On WhatsAppthe same dayOnly if you ask
- On recordfor your next visitKept from day one
Both, right at the door.
Every room is on the ground floor, so there are no stairs anywhere between the car and the doctor.
- Six carsparking in frontFree for patients
- A rampat the entranceNo steps at the door
- A wheelchairkept at receptionAsk at the desk
Still unsure? Call 98000 00000 during clinic hours.
This month at the clinic
A short health notice from the doctor, changed with the season.
This month
Dengue season: what to watch for
Mosquito-borne fever peaks after the rains. Most cases settle at home with rest and fluids.
- Fever for more than two daysWith body ache: get a blood count done.
- Three litres of fluids a dayParacetamol only, no aspirin or ibuprofen.
- Bleeding gums or black stoolsOr strong stomach pain: come in the same day.
This month
Cold weather and the heart
Blood pressure runs higher in winter, and so does the risk for heart patients.
- Check your pressure twice a weekWrite each reading down and bring the list.
- Walk after sunrise, not beforeKeep your head and chest covered.
- Never stop a heart medicineAsk the doctor before changing any dose.
This month
Heat, water and the stomach
Loose motions and heat exhaustion fill the clinic every summer. Both are easy to prevent.
- ORS after every loose motionPlain water alone is not enough.
- Skip cut fruit and ice from stallsEat food while it is still hot.
- No urine for eight hoursOr a fever above 102: come in at once.
Unsure about a symptom? Call 98000 00000.
Flu shots at the clinic
Advised every year for over-60s, and for diabetes, heart and asthma patients.
- Every Saturday9 AM to 1 PM, in the test room
No appointment needed. It takes ten minutes.
Find the clinic on Park Avenue
Facing City Park, with parking at the door and every room on the ground floor.
Clinic hours
Open now- Mondaymorning 9 AM to 1 PMevening 5 PM to 8 PM
- Tuesdaymorning 9 AM to 1 PMevening 5 PM to 8 PM
- Wednesdaymorning 9 AM to 1 PMevening 5 PM to 8 PM
- Thursdaymorning 9 AM to 1 PMevening 5 PM to 8 PM
- Fridaymorning 9 AM to 1 PMevening 5 PM to 8 PM
- Saturdaymorning 9 AM to 1 PMevening 5 PM to 8 PM
- Sundaymorning 10 AM to noonevening Closed
The last patient is seen 15 minutes before closing.
- AddressSCO 12, Park Avenue, Sector 7Facing City Park, beside the market
- Reception98000 00000Answered during clinic hours
- Getting inParking for six carsA ramp at the door, no stairs inside
Book a visit
Pick a day and a time. The clinic rings you back to confirm.