Targeted treatment for abnormal bleeding, uterine fibroids, AVMs & GI bleeds.
Dialysis Access Management
AV Fistula/Graft salvage, thrombolysis & angioplasty for dialysis patients.
Varicose Vein Treatment
Endovenous Laser Ablation — a minimally invasive solution for varicose veins.
Drainage Procedures
Image-guided drainage for abscesses, fluid collections & biliary blockages (PTBD).
Biopsy & FNAC
Image-guided tissue sampling from liver, kidney, lung & lymph nodes for accurate diagnosis.
IVC Filter & DVT Treatment
IVC filter placement with catheter-directed thrombolysis for deep vein thrombosis.
PICC Line & Chemo-Port Placement
Safe, long-term venous access for extended treatment and critical care.
Also offered: Nephrostomy, HSG & Fallopian Tube Recanalization, Varicocele Embolization. Explore our full range of specialities on our Departments page.
Getting Started
How to Avail Cashless IR Treatment
A simple, guided process for ECHS & CAPF beneficiaries — our help desk supports you at every step.
1
Visit or Call Us
Reach our ECHS/CAPF help desk with your ID and medical concern.
2
Document Verification
Carry your valid ECHS/CAPF ID and referral, as per scheme guidelines.
3
Consultation & Diagnosis
Dr. Sharma evaluates your case and recommends the right IR procedure.
4
Cashless Treatment
Approved procedures are carried out cashless, with our team managing the paperwork.
Exact documentation requirements to be confirmed with your hospital’s ECHS/CAPF liaison desk before publishing.
Dr. Gaurav Sharma
Interventional Radiologist
MBBS, MD (Radiodiagnosis), DNB (Radiology)
Experienced in advanced image-guided procedures, with special expertise in minimally invasive interventions for vascular and non-vascular conditions.
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Interventional Radiology treatment covered under ECHS/CAPF cashless facility?+
Yes, eligible ECHS and CAPF beneficiaries can avail cashless Interventional Radiology treatment at Arvachin Hospital, subject to valid documentation and referral as per scheme rules.
What is the difference between Interventional Radiology and surgery?+
Most IR procedures are performed through a small needle or catheter puncture under image guidance, rather than an open surgical incision — meaning less pain, lower risk, and faster recovery for most patients.
How do I get a referral for IR treatment under ECHS/CAPF?+
Speak to our ECHS/CAPF help desk with your ID and medical documents — our team will guide you through the referral and approval process step by step.
Do I need to be admitted for these procedures?+
It depends on the procedure — many minor procedures are done as day-care, while major vascular procedures may require a short hospital stay. Your specialist will advise based on your specific case.
Referral process answer above is a general guide — confirm the exact steps with your hospital’s ECHS/CAPF desk before publishing.
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Expert care, advanced technology, and cashless treatment for ECHS & CAPF beneficiaries.
