+91 82401 12375 +91 89023 38192 [email protected] Consulting Monday to Friday, 8am–9pm
Dr. Saheli Dasgupta Pediatrician and Pediatric Critical Care Specialist, Kolkata

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Visiting the clinic

Hours, booking, and what to expect. Practical answers only.

Practical questions

These are the questions the clinic can answer from what is already published. Anything clinical belongs in the consulting room, not on a web page.

Where does Dr. Dasgupta consult?

At two clinics in Kolkata — Medithics Clinic in Mukundapur, and Jodhpur Park. Both addresses, with map links, are on the contact page. She also holds the post of Head of Pediatric Critical Care at Peerless Hospital.

What are the consulting hours?

Monday to Friday, 8am to 9pm. Which clinic she is at varies, so please telephone to confirm before travelling.

How do I book an appointment?

Telephone +91 82401 12375 or +91 89023 38192, or send a WhatsApp message to either number. WhatsApp is usually the quickest.

What ages does she see?

Newborns through to adolescents.

Is an online consultation possible?

Yes — online consultation is one of the consultation types the practice offers. Ask about it when you book.

What does a consultation cost?

The practice has not published its fees, so this page does not state them. Please ask when you telephone, and ask at the same time whether your insurance or employer scheme is accepted.

What should I bring?

Your child’s age and a short description of the problem are enough to book. Bringing any previous prescriptions, discharge summaries, vaccination record or test reports helps the consultation.

For the practice Fees, which clinic runs on which day, whether appointments or walk-ins are preferred, and how vaccination schedules are handled are the four things parents most often ring to ask, and none of them is published. Send them and this page will answer them properly.
If this is an emergency, do not use this website For a child who is seriously unwell — struggling to breathe, unresponsive, having a fit, or badly injured — go straight to a hospital emergency department or call your local emergency number. This site cannot give medical advice and nothing on it replaces seeing a doctor.
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