In a heart attack, minutes decide outcomes. Health1's 24×7 Cathlab at Shilaj is built for primary angioplasty around the clock — with interventional cardiologists on call, and structural heart interventions available at our Gandhinagar centre. If you're having chest pain right now, call 90331 14444 and come straight to Emergency.
Book a Consultation 24×7 Emergency: 90331 14444Heart attacks don't keep office hours. Health1's cardiac catheterization laboratory at Shilaj operates round the clock, so a patient arriving at 3 AM gets the same door-to-balloon pathway as one arriving at 3 PM. Emergency angiography identifies the blocked artery; primary angioplasty opens it — often within the golden hour that protects heart muscle.
Beyond emergencies, the same Cathlab supports planned angiography, elective angioplasty with stenting, pacemaker and device implantation, and structural interventions such as device closures for septal defects.
Crushing or squeezing chest pain, pain spreading to the left arm, jaw or back, breathlessness, cold sweats, or sudden collapse — treat these as a heart attack until proven otherwise. Do not drive yourself; call our 24×7 emergency line 90331 14444 and reach the nearest Health1 emergency department. Every Health1 centre can stabilize a cardiac patient and fast-track transfer to the Cathlab when needed.
Health1 is NABH-accredited and empanelled with major insurers, TPAs, CGHS and PMJAY. Cardiac emergencies are treated first and paperwork is handled in parallel — our insurance desk coordinates cashless approval while your treatment is already underway.
Our Cathlab at Shilaj runs 24×7 with an on-call interventional cardiology team. Once a heart attack is confirmed on ECG, the patient moves directly to the Cathlab — the aim is to open the blocked artery as fast as possible, because time saved is heart muscle saved.
Angiography is the diagnostic test — dye is injected through a catheter to see blockages in the heart arteries. Angioplasty is the treatment — a balloon opens the blocked artery and usually a stent is placed to keep it open. Both are done through a small puncture in the wrist or groin, not open surgery.
Yes, for insured patients — Health1 is empanelled with major insurers, TPAs, CGHS and PMJAY. In emergencies, treatment starts immediately and our insurance desk processes the cashless approval in parallel.
No. You can book a consultation directly through this website, by calling 079 6999 6999, or on WhatsApp. For chest pain or suspected heart attack, skip the appointment and come straight to Emergency.
Get it checked by an interventional cardiologist. Same-week consultations at Shilaj and Gandhinagar.
Book a ConsultationNot for emergencies — call 90331 14444 (24×7)
