A hospital Pitampura has grown up with
Muni Maya Ram Jain Hospital is a multi-speciality hospital on Muni Maya Ram Marg, serving North-West Delhi with outpatient clinics, surgery, maternity care, diagnostics and a 24×7 emergency.

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What we do
The hospital runs outpatient clinics across thirteen departments, from general medicine and surgery to gynaecology, paediatrics, orthopaedics, eye, E.N.T., skin, dental, homeopathy, physiotherapy, cardiology and radiodiagnosis. Consultation, laboratory, X-ray and ultrasound, pharmacy and admission all sit in the same building, so most patients complete everything in a single visit.
Alongside the OPD, we provide inpatient beds, operating theatres for planned and emergency surgery, a maternity ward with delivery facilities, and an emergency room staffed round the clock by resident medical officers with an ambulance on call.
Appointments booked on this website go directly into the hospital management system that our reception and doctors use, so the slot you pick is a real slot in the day’s list — not a request that someone has to re-enter by hand.
Visiting us
- Address
- KD-Block, Muni Maya Ram Marg, Pitampura, New Delhi 110088
- OPD hours
- Mon – Sat, 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
- Emergency
- Open 24 × 7
- Hospital line
- 011-27317402

NABH Pre-Accredited
Entry Level · Patient safety & quality of care
Assessed by the National Accreditation Board for Hospitals & Healthcare Providers against its entry-level standards for patient safety and quality of care.
How we try to work
Care before paperwork
In an emergency we treat first and complete formalities afterwards. Nobody is turned away at the door for want of a document.
The same doctor, each time
Our consultants have held clinics here for years, so follow-up happens with the doctor who knows your history.
A neighbourhood hospital
We serve Pitampura and the colonies around it. Most of our patients walk in, and many families have come to us across three generations.
Honest, plain answers
Costs are told before treatment, tests are ordered only when they change the plan, and reports are explained in the language you speak.
