For patients who need more than an outpatient visit, our psychiatric inpatient care unit offers round-the-clock monitoring, structured treatment, and a safe recovery environment — the only facility in the entire region providing indoor admission for psychiatric patients.
IPD stands for In-Patient Department — care that requires a patient to be admitted and stay at the hospital rather than visiting for a scheduled consultation (OPD). Psychiatric inpatient care is recommended when symptoms are severe enough that a person needs continuous supervision, structured therapy, and medical support that can't be managed safely at home.
As a psychiatry hospital in Kaithal offering indoor admission, we provide a secure, supportive space where patients can stabilize under the direct care of a psychiatrist and trained nursing staff — available 24 hours a day.
The only indoor psychiatric hospital in the region — built around safety, structure, and genuine care.
Some conditions are best managed with continuous inpatient support rather than periodic visits.
When daily functioning is significantly affected.
Requiring stabilization and structured monitoring.
During acute manic or depressive episodes.
When compulsions significantly disrupt daily life.
Supervised withdrawal management and recovery.
Medically supervised deaddiction and rehabilitation.
Situations needing immediate, continuous care.
When outpatient treatment hasn't shown improvement.
Specialized inpatient care, neurological monitoring and rehabilitation support.
Continuous observation, medication management and seizure monitoring.
It's not always obvious when outpatient care isn't enough. These are some signs it may be time to discuss inpatient options with a psychiatrist.
If you're concerned about immediate safety, please call us directly rather than waiting for a scheduled visit.
Comfortable rooms designed for psychiatric recovery.
Trained staff monitoring patients around the clock.
Direct availability for reviews and emergencies.
Structured, one-on-one therapeutic support.
Balanced meals to support physical recovery too.
Structured routines to support stability and calm.
Scheduled visits to stay connected during recovery.
Immediate response capability, any time of day.
Psychiatric emergencies don't wait for office hours — and neither do we. Our IPD unit provides continuous monitoring, immediate psychiatric response, and emergency support at any hour, so patients and families never have to face a crisis alone.
Admitting a loved one is never an easy decision. Here's what families say about the experience.
"We were kept informed every step of the way. The staff treated my brother with so much patience during his admission."
"Dr. Puri explained everything clearly and included us in every decision. It made a frightening time feel manageable."
"Knowing someone was watching over her 24/7 gave us so much peace of mind during a very hard few weeks."
IPD (In-Patient Department) refers to admitting a patient to stay at the hospital for continuous psychiatric care, as opposed to OPD (outpatient) visits.
Duration varies by condition and severity — it's determined after assessment and reviewed regularly as the patient progresses.
Yes, scheduled family visits are part of our IPD care, along with regular updates from the treatment team.
Completely. Confidentiality is maintained throughout the admission, in line with standard medical practice.
Severe depression, schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, severe OCD, addiction withdrawal, and psychiatric emergencies are common reasons for admission.
Yes. Our IPD unit is available 24/7 for psychiatric emergencies — call us directly for urgent situations.
Yes — supervised, medically managed withdrawal and deaddiction treatment is available through indoor admission.
Call us, message on WhatsApp, or use the "Book an IPD Consultation" button on this page to get started.
Speak with Dr. Arnav Puri directly to understand whether indoor admission is the right next step — confidential, judgment-free, and available 24/7.
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