Frequently asked questions

Naari Women’s and Children’s Hospital and Endoscopy Center in Manekpara, Amreli, runs the district’s most-reviewed fertility service — 4.8★ from over 1,400 patients. Its IVF programme is led by Dr. Chirag Kubavat, who holds MBBS, DGO, a Diploma in Gynec Endoscopy from CICE in France and a Fellowship in IVF and Reproductive Medicine, so surgical and assisted fertility options are weighed in the same consultation rather than chosen by which door you walked through.

Naari Hospital’s gynecology practice is led by Dr. Chirag V. Kubavat (MBBS, DGO, Fellow in IVF and Reproductive Medicine), with Dr. Vijay Nakarani as Consultant Gynecologist covering routine women’s health and antenatal care. Naari is the most-reviewed hospital in Amreli. “Best” is ultimately your judgement — read the reviews and decide.

Yes. High-risk pregnancy care is a core part of the obstetrics service — gestational diabetes, preeclampsia, twin pregnancies and preterm risk, monitored with 3D/4D sonography on site. Because the neonatal intensive care unit is in the same building, a delivery that becomes complicated does not require transferring the newborn elsewhere.

Naari is a network hospital offering cashless admissions for insurance-backed care. Which policies apply depends on your insurer and plan, so call 93273 61084 or ask at reception with your policy details before a planned admission, and bring your policy documents and ID.

Primarily Amreli district — Amreli city, Savarkundla, Bagasara, Lathi, Dhari, Rajula, Babra, Kunkavav, Lilia and Khambha. Patients also travel from the neighbouring districts of Rajkot, Bhavnagar, Junagadh, Botad, Gir Somnath and Surendranagar. See areas we serve for distances and local pages.

Emergency and inpatient care runs 24×7. Doctor OPD runs Monday to Saturday, 8:15 AM – 2:00 PM and 4:00 PM – 7:30 PM.

Call 93273 61084 or 02792 221324, or send an enquiry through the contact page and we will call you back. Walk-ins during OPD hours are also accepted — the hospital is at Manekpara, near Old Panch Maliya, opposite Vijay Arts, Amreli.

In IUI (intrauterine insemination), prepared sperm is placed directly into the uterus around ovulation — a simpler, gentler first step. In IVF (in vitro fertilization), eggs are fertilised outside the body and an embryo is transferred to the uterus. Which suits you depends on your evaluation, which is exactly what the evaluation is for.

After twelve months of trying without success — or six months if the woman is over 35. Come earlier if there are irregular cycles, known conditions such as endometriosis or PCOS, a history of pelvic surgery, or simply persistent worry. A first conversation costs nothing but time.

Sometimes, yes. Endometriosis, ovarian cysts, fibroids or blocked fallopian tubes can be the actual reason a pregnancy has not happened, and keyhole surgery can treat them. Naari is an endoscopy centre led by an IVF specialist trained in gynec endoscopy, so surgical and assisted options are weighed together rather than sold separately.

Yes. The neonatal intensive care unit sits steps from the delivery room, staffed by Consultant Pediatrician Dr. Upasana Kubavat. It cares for babies born preterm or small, or who need breathing or feeding support — treated where they are born rather than transferred to another hospital.

Yes, on site at Naari Hospital. 3D/4D sonography gives considerably more structural and developmental detail than a basic scan, which matters most when a pregnancy is being monitored closely for gestational diabetes, preeclampsia, twins or preterm risk.

Yes. Alongside newborn and NICU care, the pediatric OPD covers well-baby checkups, vaccination guidance, childhood illnesses, feeding and nutrition, and growth and development reviews for older children.

Naari was founded in 2017. Since 2022 it has operated from a purpose-built facility in Manekpara designed specifically for women’s and children’s care, with an advanced endoscopy centre, maternity suites, 3D/4D imaging and a neonatal intensive care unit under one roof.

Gujarati, Hindi and English. Consultations are normally conducted in whichever of the three you are most comfortable with.