From your first positive pregnancy test to delivery and beyond, our maternity programme provides comprehensive, expert-led care.
We are particularly experienced in high-risk pregnancies — including post-IVF, advanced maternal age and complex medical histories — supported by advanced fetal imaging.
High-Risk Maternity Care
Specialised antenatal care for complex pregnancies, with round-the-clock specialist support.
Read moreAdvanced Fetal Echo & Doppler
Detailed fetal heart screening and growth Doppler scans by trained sonologists.
Read moreAntenatal & Postnatal Care
End-to-end pregnancy planning, delivery support and recovery care.
Read moreGestational Diabetes Care
Careful monitoring and personalised diet & medical support for healthy pregnancy growth.
Read morePregnancy Hypertension & Preeclampsia
Proactive BP monitoring and specialised care for pregnancy hypertension risks.
Read moreCervical Cerclage Procedure
Cervical stitch for cervical weakness to support a longer, safer pregnancy.
Read morePrecious & IVF Pregnancy Care
High-attention monitoring and protective protocols for IVF & precious pregnancies.
Read moreTransparent Pricing
Birthing Packages with Honest, Clear Inclusions
No hidden costs. No surprises. Choose the experience that suits your family.
Package A
Standard Birthing Care
₹50,000 – ₹70,000
- Room Charges
- Specialist Doctor Fees
- Pediatrician Visit
- Nursing Care
- Lactation Guidance
- Applicable for Both Normal & C-Section Deliveries
Package B
Premium Suite Experience
₹70,000 – ₹1,00,000
- All Standard Package Benefits
- Luxury Premium Suite Stay
- Newborn Footprint Keepsake Card
- Private Cake-Cutting Celebration
- Enhanced Comfort & Personalised Care Experience
Patient Transparency Note: Pharmacy charges, medications and medical consumables vary for each individual case and are billed separately at actual cost to maintain complete billing clarity.
Patient Experiences
Real journeys, real confidence.
"Dr. Aishwarya guided me through my gestational diabetes pregnancy with so much confidence and care. I always felt safe and supported."
A mother from Madhapur
"Our IVF pregnancy journey was emotionally overwhelming, but the constant monitoring and personal care gave us confidence throughout."
A mother from Jubilee Hills
Experiences shared with consent and anonymised. Every pregnancy is different; these are individual experiences of care.
Ready to plan a calm, confident pregnancy?
Frequently asked questions
General information only. Your own care is planned after a consultation specific to your situation.
Which scans are recommended during pregnancy?
A typical schedule includes an early dating scan, an NT scan around 11–13 weeks, an anomaly scan around 18–22 weeks, and growth and Doppler scans in the third trimester. The schedule is adjusted where a pregnancy needs closer monitoring.
What is a fetal echo scan?
A fetal echocardiogram is a detailed ultrasound of the baby’s heart. It may be advised where there is a family history of congenital heart disease, in certain maternal conditions such as diabetes, or where a routine anomaly scan raises a question that needs closer assessment.
What does high-risk pregnancy care involve?
It means closer monitoring where a pregnancy carries additional medical considerations — for example gestational diabetes, high blood pressure, a multiple pregnancy, or a relevant past obstetric history. Care typically includes more frequent reviews, additional scans, and a delivery plan prepared in advance.
Are ultrasound scans safe in pregnancy?
Diagnostic ultrasound has been used in obstetric care for decades and is considered safe when performed for a clinical reason by trained staff. Scans at Radha Hospital are carried out on medical indication as part of routine antenatal care.
When should antenatal care begin?
Ideally as soon as pregnancy is confirmed. An early booking visit allows dating to be confirmed, baseline investigations to be arranged, and folic acid and other supplements to be started at the appropriate time.
Medically reviewed by Dr. Aishwarya Yerram, MBBS, DNB (OB&G), MRCOG (UK)