Dr Swati Rajagopal
Practice Hours
Aster CMI Hospital
Consulting hours: Monday-Saturday
Timing: 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Arista Health Clinic
Consulting hours: Monday-Saturday
Timing: 4:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Travel Medicine
With increase in international travel, we are constantly getting exposed to new infections. It is important to plan travel well in advance so that one could consult the travel medicine expert for preventive advise
Processes we follow
We believe that everyone’s time has value and that everyone has something to contribute.
Step : 1
Strictly by appointment
- The receptionist will ask you a few questions regarding your health
- Please inform if you have travelled outside Bangalore in last 14 days , if there has been a family member who has travelled outside Bangalore in last 14 days , if any one has been unwell at home , has fever , cough , sore throat , headache , body ache , loose motions , loss of taste or smell.
Step : 2
On arrival
- Thermal check will be done
- Patients will be seated with adequate physical distancing
- Masks are mandatory before entering the clinic
- Follow hand hygiene steps before entering clinic
- Follow appropriate hand hygiene before entering consultation room
- Only one attender per patient allowed into the room
Step : 3
Payment mode
- Use digital modes of payment instead of cash
- Card facilities are available at clinic.
Recent Articles
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29 Jun 2020
Cornering corona
As fears rise about community spread of COVID-19 in the city, healthcare professionals, police and civic agency authorities appeal to Bengalureans to help contain the virus for as long as possible
read more24 Jun 2020
Univ Of WhatsApp has alredady found a cure for Covid
Doctors say for almost any treatment or preventative, supply could be an issue if large numbers of people need it. “Hence, the Covid-related trial drugs should be carefully monitored by the Ministry of Health and used only with its recommendation.” Said Rao.
read more25 May 2020
Pharmabiz story on “Indians have better immunity towards COVID-19” with inputs from Dr. Swati Rajagopal appeared today
Indians may have a better chance of surviving the coronavirus disease (COVID-19). India’s herd-based immunity is due to extensive microbial load. General exposure to a variety of pathogens makes them immunologically strong and they are not susceptible to infection as much as other populations, said Dr Swati Rajagopal, consultant, infectious disease & travel medicine, Aster CMI Hospital.
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