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Addressing symptoms like chest pain, breathlessness, irregular heart rhythms, or hypertension? Contact Dr. Gopal Krishna Rai’s clinical OPD at Star Hospital, Varanasi, to schedule an evaluation, angiogram review, or clinical second opinion.
contact@drgopalkrishnarai.com
+91 8280846997
Star Hospital Varanasi, Akhari Bypass, Chunar Road, Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh 221011
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Get clear answers regarding OPD timings, consultation booking, hospital location, and scheme access at Star Hospital, Varanasi.
You can schedule an appointment by filling out the online contact form on this page, calling the OPD consultation desk directly at +91 8280846997, or visiting the Cardiology Department at Star Hospital, Akhri Bypass, Chunar Road, Varanasi.
Regular OPD consultations run from Monday to Saturday between 10:00 AM and 5:00 PM. The emergency cardiac unit, flat-panel digital Cath Lab, and Cardiac Intensive Care Unit (CCU) operate 24/7 for acute chest pain, heart attacks, and urgent admissions.
Please bring all prior medical documentation, including recent ECG tracings, 2D Echocardiography reports, TMT stress test graphs, CD/DVD discs of previous coronary angiograms, blood investigation reports (especially lipid profile, HbA1c, and serum creatinine), and a list of your current heart and blood pressure medications.
Yes, Star Hospital is empaneled under the Ayushman Bharat (PM-JAY) scheme . Eligible cardholders can receive cashless emergency primary angioplasty, stenting, coronary angiography, and pacemaker procedures subject to government scheme criteria and biometric pre-authorization.
Yes, patients and families can schedule an OPD consultation for an objective clinical second opinion[cite: 1, 2]. Dr. Rai reviews angiographic footage, lesion complexity, and overall cardiac function to advise whether medical therapy, catheter-based stenting (PCI), or surgical bypass (CABG) is clinically recommended according to cardiology guidelines.