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Magical Minds Pediatric ClinicDr. Akanksha Bansal
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Before you book

Patient information

Everything a parent usually wants to know before a first appointment at Magical Minds Pediatric Clinic: how a consultation runs, what to carry with you, what it costs, and what happens afterwards. If anything here is unclear, call the clinic and ask.

Your first visit

A first appointment at Magical Minds Pediatric Clinic runs longer than a routine check-up, because the history and examination are where most of the answer comes from. Expect detailed questions about pregnancy and birth, feeding, milestones, school and family history, followed by a general and, where relevant, neurological and developmental examination.

  1. Request the appointment

    Use the appointment form with a short description of the concern, or call the clinic. You will get a call back to confirm a time. No referral letter is needed for a neurology consultation.

  2. Arrive a few minutes early

    Appointments are spaced so each consultation gets adequate time, which also means arriving late shortens your own slot rather than the one after it. Bring the documents listed below.

  3. The consultation itself

    History first, then examination. For episodes such as seizures or unusual movements, the sequence of what happened matters more than the label, so expect questions about what came immediately before, during and after.

  4. Leave with a plan

    What was found, what it means, whether any test is genuinely needed and why, what to watch for at home, and when to come back. Tests are ordered to answer a specific question, not as a routine panel.

What to bring

Bring what you have. Nothing on this list is mandatory, and a consultation is not wasted if a report is missing, but each item saves repeating work that has already been done.

  • Immunisation record

    The vaccination card or booklet, so the schedule can be checked and continued without gaps.

  • Earlier prescriptions and discharge summaries

    Anything from previous doctors or hospital stays, so the assessment builds on what has been done instead of repeating it.

  • Previous reports

    Blood tests, EEG, MRI or CT reports, hearing and vision assessments. Bring the report and the films or CD if you have them.

  • A phone video of any episode

    For seizures, unusual movements or staring spells, a video is often the single most useful thing a parent can bring. Record it only when it is safe to do so.

  • School reports, for learning or behaviour concerns

    Teacher feedback and report cards give a picture of the child outside the consultation room.

  • Your own list of questions

    Parents often remember the fourth question only on the way home. Writing them down beforehand helps.

Fees and timings

Consultation fee

INR 800

Investigations arranged elsewhere (blood tests, EEG, imaging) are charged separately by the centre that performs them.

Clinic timings

Every day, 09:30–20:30

By appointment. Call ahead instead of walking in, so the consultation is not cut short by a booked slot.

Where

Huda, Sushant Lok 2, Sector 55, Gurugram

Phase 2, A1/25, Sushant Lok Rd, Huda, Sushant Lok 2, Sector 55, Gurugram, Haryana 122001Get directions →

Booking

+918287003590

Or use the appointment form and the clinic will call you back.

Reports, prescriptions and follow-up

Keep every prescription and report together in one folder and bring the whole folder to each visit. For children on long-term medication, seizure medication in particular, follow-up is not a formality: doses need revisiting as a child grows, and effects on attention, mood, sleep and school performance are reviewed at every visit.

If a test is arranged, bring the result back instead of acting on it alone. A report means different things depending on the child’s history, so it is worth reading the two together.

When not to wait for an appointment

A seizure lasting more than five minutes, difficulty breathing, unresponsiveness, a stiff neck with fever, or a head injury with vomiting or drowsiness are emergencies. Go to your nearest emergency department rather than waiting for a clinic slot.

Common questions

How do I book an appointment at Magical Minds Pediatric Clinic?

You can request an appointment through the form on the contact page, and the clinic will call you back to confirm a time. Appointments are preferred so that each consultation gets adequate time.

Where is the clinic located?

Magical Minds Pediatric Clinic is at A1/25, Phase 2, Sushant Lok Road, Sushant Lok 2, Sector 55, Gurugram, Haryana 122001. Directions are on the contact page.

What are the consultation charges?

The in-clinic consultation fee is INR 800. Any investigations arranged elsewhere, such as blood tests, EEG or imaging, are charged separately by the centre performing them.

Do I need a referral to see a child neurologist?

No referral is needed. You can book directly. If your child has already been seen elsewhere, bring those notes and reports so the assessment builds on what has already been done.

What should I bring to the first appointment?

Bring the immunisation card, the growth or health record book, any earlier prescriptions and discharge summaries, previous test reports such as EEG or MRI, school reports if there are learning concerns, and a phone video of any episode you are worried about.

Which vaccination schedule does the clinic follow?

The clinic follows the immunisation schedule published by the Indian Academy of Pediatrics. Missed doses can usually be caught up without restarting the schedule, so bring whatever record you have even if it is incomplete.

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Book an appointment

Consultations are by appointment at Huda, Sushant Lok 2, Sector 55, Gurugram. Tell us what is worrying you and the clinic will call you back.

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