Sunils Diabetic Care & Research Center

Name :

Sunils Diabetic Care & Research Center

Address  :

Plot No 42,
Near Lendra Park Behind Shriram Bhavan
Ramdas Peth

Town  :

Nagpur

State  :

Maharashtra

Country  :

INDIA

Post Code:

440010

Phone  :

+91) 0712-2428 111 , (+91) 0712-2428 222 , (+91) 0

Web URL  :

Sunils Diabetic Care  Research Center
Specialization
  • Cardiography
  • Cardiology
  • Daibetes, Endocrinology
  • Ophthalmology
  • Pathology Lab
Facilities
  • Single Speciality :

Other Facilities

  • Pathology

Other Mode Of Therapies

  • Yoga
  • Meditation Sessions

Advance Facility

  • Blood Bank

Description

Sunils Diabetes Care n Research Centre DCRC is a core of excellence for the people with diabetes from last 20 years offering best in class services facilities and expertise along with educational opportunities and spreading mass awarenessA Complete and committed Diabetes Care all under One Roof

For over two decades we have been providing healthcare services with care and dedication DCRC is renowned in India for its pioneering endeavor in Diabetes Education treating above 30000 people with diabetes and educating lakhs of people all over the world making them self dependent

DCRC is a unique institution that delivers worldclass healthcare with a conscience of trust It has built an outstanding legacy of touching peoples lives Thousands of people owe a debt of gratitude and share a special bond with DCRC

The warm ambiance of the hospital its team of blissful and dedicated doctors dietitians diabetes educators and welltrained support staff ensure that the best healthcare services is endowed to all our people with diabetes
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