To consult Dr. Ashish Dubey for asthma, COPD, TB, allergy, or any other chest and lung concern, you can reach Anamay Chest Hospital directly by phone, WhatsApp, or in person, any time of day or night, since the hospital operates 24 hours. Below are the clinic details and what to expect when you visit.
The line is answered around the clock, not just during standard business hours.
+91 96171 89232Send your symptoms and preferred date to the same number for a faster response.
Message on WhatsAppWalk-ins are accepted at any hour, though calling ahead is recommended if you'd like a specific appointment time rather than a queue-based slot.
Sudden severe breathlessness or a worsening condition — go straight to the hospital rather than waiting for a slot; the ICU and emergency team are staffed 24 hours.
For patients already under treatment, follow-up visits can usually be scheduled at the end of the previous consultation, or by calling directly.
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Anamay Chest Hospital is open 24 hours a day, every day of the week, both for OPD consultations and for emergency or ICU-level respiratory care. There's no separate "after-hours" number to hunt for; the same line that books your Tuesday afternoon consultation is the one to call at 3 a.m. if breathing suddenly becomes difficult.
Anamay Chest Hospital accepts both cash and online payment methods, including debit card, credit card, UPI, and internet banking, so you're not limited to carrying cash for a consultation or admission.
A first consultation typically starts with a detailed history, not just "what's wrong today" but how long it's been going on, whether it comes and goes or is constant, and what else might be contributing (smoking history, occupational dust exposure, allergies, family history of asthma or TB). Depending on what that history suggests, Dr. Dubey may recommend on-the-spot testing, a PFT to check lung function, a chest X-ray or CT scan if something specific needs to be ruled out, or bloodwork for allergy or infection markers. Because the PFT lab, allergy testing, and imaging coordination all happen within Anamay Chest Hospital, most patients don't need to be sent elsewhere for basic diagnostics and can often get answers within the same visit rather than waiting days for external lab results to come back.
Some symptoms shouldn't wait for a scheduled appointment. If you or a family member experiences:
Go directly to Anamay Chest Hospital or the nearest emergency facility rather than waiting. Because the hospital is open 24 hours with ICU support on site, urgent respiratory cases can be assessed and treated immediately rather than being referred elsewhere first.
Anamay Chest Hospital is located in Saket Nagar, on the AIIMS Road / RRL Tiraha stretch in Habib Ganj, Bhopal, inside the city's main medical corridor, close to AIIMS Bhopal. The location is easy to reach from most parts of the city, with clear landmarks nearby that make it simple to direct an auto-rickshaw or cab driver even if they don't know the exact street name.
Coming from the New Market or TT Nagar side, the AIIMS Road connects directly through Habib Ganj. From MP Nagar or the railway station area, it's a straightforward drive via the Habib Ganj corridor. Local landmarks , the AIIMS Bhopal campus and the RRL Tiraha junction are well known to auto-rickshaw and cab drivers, so simply naming "Anamay Chest Hospital, near AIIMS" is usually enough even without the exact address.
If you're calling for the first time and aren't sure how to describe what's wrong, that's completely fine — the person answering the phone deals with this regularly. It helps to mention roughly how long the symptom has been going on (days, weeks, months), whether it's getting worse, and whether you'd like to be seen the same day or are comfortable booking a slot a few days out. If it's urgent, say so directly — "this feels urgent" or "breathing is difficult right now" will get you routed appropriately rather than into a routine booking queue.
Not every visit needs to be a full new consultation. If you already have a diagnosis from another doctor, a chest X-ray or CT scan you'd like reviewed, or a treatment plan you're unsure about, you can book specifically for a second opinion. Bring the original reports and any prescriptions so the review is grounded in what's already been done rather than starting from scratch.
If you're booking or bringing in a parent, spouse, or child rather than yourself, it helps to be the one who can answer the practical questions during the consultation — how long the symptom has been present, what medications they're currently taking, and whether they have any other health conditions like diabetes or heart disease that could affect treatment choices. For elderly patients with COPD or other chronic lung conditions, it's also useful to mention if there's been a recent decline in day-to-day activity, since that's often a better indicator of disease progression than the patient's own description of "feeling about the same."
Consultations are conducted comfortably in Hindi and English, which covers the large majority of patients visiting from across Bhopal and neighbouring towns. If a patient or family member is more comfortable explaining symptoms in Hindi, there's no need to translate everything into English beforehand — describing things in whichever language feels natural leads to a more accurate history than struggling through an unfamiliar one.