A consultant-led neighbourhood clinic on Sturrock Road, Falnir — general medicine, women’s health, diagnostics and a pharmacy under one roof.

Checking hours… Mon–Sat, 9 am – 7:30 pm

Unhurried care.
Close to home.

General Medicine + Women’s Health + Pharmacy

Visit us
Arimala Polyclinic & Pharma at dusk, its blue signage lit above the entrance on Sturrock Road

The clinic at a glance

2
Resident consultants
6
Days open each week
9–7:30
Consulting hours, Mon–Sat
Falnir
Sturrock Road, Mangaluru

Meeting patients where they are

Unhurried care for everyday illness

Most of what brings you to a doctor doesn’t need a hospital. It needs someone experienced who has time to listen, and everything you need in the same building.

Walk in, or call ahead

No appointment needed.

Come as you are, six days a week. If you would rather fix a time — particularly for the women’s health clinic — one phone call is enough. We keep the waiting room small on purpose.

  • Open 9 am to 7:30 pm, Monday to Saturday
  • Closed on Sundays
  • Call ahead to fix a time

Consulting hours

Monday9:00 am – 7:30 pm
Tuesday9:00 am – 7:30 pm
Wednesday9:00 am – 7:30 pm
Thursday9:00 am – 7:30 pm
Friday9:00 am – 7:30 pm
Saturday9:00 am – 7:30 pm
SundayClosed

No appointment required · Sturrock Road, Falnir

One visit, start to finish

Consultation, tests and medicines in one place.

You see the doctor, your samples are taken here, and your prescription is filled at the pharmacy on the way out. No second trip, no third counter, no chasing reports across town.

  • Blood work and ECG collected in-clinic
  • Arimala Pharma stocks what we prescribe
  • Reports explained by the doctor who ordered them

Consultant-led

The same senior doctor, every time.

Your consultation is with a consultant physician, not a rotating junior. That continuity is what makes long-term conditions like diabetes and hypertension manageable rather than merely monitored.

Dr. Shuaib Ahmed, Consultant Physician at Arimala Polyclinic
Dr. Shuaib Ahmed · MBBS, MD (General Medicine)

Our departments

One clinic.
Six things under its roof.

General Medicine

Fever, infection, breathlessness, chest pain, thyroid and everything in between — assessed by a consultant physician.

Dr. Shuaib Ahmed · MD

Obstetrics & Gynaecology

Antenatal care, menstrual and menopausal health, infections and routine gynaecological examination.

Dr. Shameem Hafeez · MD (OBG)

Diabetes & Hypertension Clinic

Structured follow-up for long-term conditions: HbA1c tracking, blood pressure review and medication adjustment.

Ongoing, scheduled review

Laboratory & Diagnostics

Blood work, urine testing and ECG collected at the clinic, with reports read and explained by your own doctor.

Samples taken in-clinic

Preventive Health Check-ups

Annual screening packages for adults — heart, kidney, liver, sugar and lipids — with a written plan at the end.

Fasting appointment advised

Arimala Pharma

The in-house pharmacy, stocked around what our doctors actually prescribe, so you leave with your medicines in hand.

Same hours as the clinic

How we compare

Why people choose a polyclinic

For everyday illness and long-term conditions, a small consultant-led clinic does a few things a large hospital outpatient department cannot.

Compared on Arimala
Polyclinic
A hospital
outpatient department
Who sees you A consultant physician, every visit Whichever doctor is rostered that day
Waiting Walk in, no appointment needed Registration queues and token systems
Tests Samples taken in the same room A separate department and a separate queue
Medicines Filled at Arimala Pharma on your way out A trip to an outside chemist
Cost The fee is told to you before you are seen Registration, file and department charges
Follow-up The same doctor, who remembers your history Repeating your story to someone new
Reaching us A direct line answered at the clinic A central call centre

How a visit works

Five steps, one afternoon

  1. Arrive

    Walk in, or call ahead

    Come to the clinic on Sturrock Road any day except Sunday, between 9 am and 7:30 pm. Give your name at the desk. If you prefer a fixed time, call +91 81478 27575.

  2. Consult

    Meet your doctor

    A consultant takes your history, examines you, and explains what they think is going on in plain language. Bring any previous prescriptions or reports you have — they help.

  3. Investigate

    Tests, only if you need them

    If blood work or an ECG is needed, it is done here. We will tell you what each test is for and roughly what it costs before anything is taken.

  4. Treat

    Collect your medicines

    Your prescription is filled at Arimala Pharma in the same building. The pharmacist will run through the dose, the timing and what to do if you miss one.

  5. Follow up

    Come back to the same doctor

    Your records stay at the clinic. At review, the doctor who started your treatment is the one who adjusts it — which is how chronic conditions actually get better.

From our patients

What people say about us

Unedited in substance, straight from our Google reviews.

★★★★★

An affordable, very good clinic with the best doctors. They have special offers on lab tests. Good service.

Thaslim AfridGoogle review
★★★★★

Excellent service with utmost professionalism 👍

Faizan AhmedGoogle review
★★★★★

Quality service and results were amazing 👍

FahimGoogle review
★★★★★

Nice doctors and good management.

Abdul RazakGoogle review
★★★★★

Good service.

Zainu ZaidGoogle review

Questions

Frequently asked

No. Arimala Polyclinic runs as a walk-in clinic from 9 am to 7:30 pm, Monday to Saturday. Appointments are useful for the women’s health clinic and for fasting health check-ups — call the clinic and we will fix a time.

Sturrock Road, off Falnir Road, Mangaluru 575001. Look for the blue Arimala Polyclinic & Pharma signage.

General medicine covers fever and infection, respiratory illness, chest pain, gastric complaints, thyroid disorders, anaemia, and long-term conditions such as diabetes and high blood pressure. Women’s health is seen separately by our gynaecologist. Anything needing admission or surgery, we will refer and help you arrange.

Yes. Routine blood work, urine testing and ECG are collected at the clinic. Reports come back to us, and the doctor who ordered the test is the one who explains it to you.

Arimala Pharma is part of the same premises and keeps the same hours as the clinic. It stocks what our doctors prescribe, so in most cases you leave with your medicines the same visit.

Call the clinic and we will tell you the current consultation fee before you come. Charges for tests are quoted to you before any sample is taken.

Come and see us on Falnir Road.

Open Monday to Saturday, 9 am to 7:30 pm. No appointment needed — but you are welcome to call ahead.