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Fracture & trauma care in Ranchi, 24×7.

A broken bone or an accident can’t wait for morning. Medifirst’s emergency and orthopaedic teams treat fractures and trauma round the clock — with X-ray and scans, operating theatres, implants and an ICU in the same building, in Bariatu.

Emergency? Call our 24×7 ambulance on +91 92418 91433, or come straight to Emergency at Medifirst, Bariatu.
If you’ve just been injured: call our 24×7 ambulance on +91 92418 91433, keep the injured limb still, and don’t eat or drink in case surgery is needed. At Medifirst you’re seen in Emergency, imaged on site, and treated by a senior orthopaedic surgeon — cast, or rod/plate/nail fixation — with an ICU on hand for serious injuries.
Open 24×7X-ray & CT on siteOperating theatres readyICU for serious trauma2 senior trauma surgeons
Door to recovery

What happens when you arrive.

Every injury is different, but the path is always clear — assess, image, treat and recover, without being sent elsewhere mid-way. Pick an injury to see how it runs at Medifirst.

Pick the kind of injury — see the path from door to recovery
Emergency
X-ray
Cast or day-care fixation
Home same day
EmergencyX-rayPlaster / fixation
02 / Why Medifirst for trauma

Everything a broken bone needs, in one building.

The difference between a good outcome and a referral is often whether the hospital has imaging, a theatre and intensive care ready at 2am. Ours does.

24×7 emergency

Fractures and accidents are seen the moment you arrive, any hour — not told to come back in the morning.

Imaging on site

X-ray and CT in the same building, so diagnosis is immediate and nothing is delayed by a trip to another centre.

Theatre & implants ready

Modern operating theatres with rods, plates and nails on hand for emergency fracture fixation.

ICU for serious trauma

Head, chest and multi-injury cases are monitored in intensive care — kept here, not referred out.

Two senior surgeons

High-volume trauma surgeons who routinely take on fractures other hospitals said couldn’t be fixed.

Cashless insurance

Most policies cover trauma surgery, with cashless treatment and a clear estimate — even in an emergency.

03 / Inside the theatre

Real fracture surgery at Medifirst.

Image-guided fracture fixation and trauma surgery performed by our orthopaedic team in Bariatu.

Image-guided (C-arm) fracture fixation surgery at Medifirst Hospital
Image-guided fracture fixation
Orthopaedic trauma surgery under operating-theatre lights at Medifirst
In the operating theatre
Femoral nailing (PFN) fracture surgery at Medifirst Hospital, Ranchi
Femoral nailing (PFN)
Operating theatre at Medifirst Hospital, Ranchi
Modern operating theatre
04 / Real recoveries

“They said it couldn’t be saved. I’m walking.”

Real reviews posted publicly on Google by trauma patients treated at Medifirst. Names appear as they do on Google; we never invent testimonials.

Open thigh-bone fracture · limb saved
“My thigh bone fractured and the bone had come out. Doctors in Daltonganj said it couldn’t be saved. Dr. Vishal treated me at Medifirst — 3–4 surgeries — and 15 days after stitch removal I am walking on my own leg.”
Read on Google →
Leg fracture · rod fixation
“I had a fracture in my leg and was operated on. A rod was applied, and I’m absolutely fine now — allowed to walk again. Best orthopaedic surgeon in Ranchi.”
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Leg fracture · honest second opinion
“Another hospital kept my brother in ICU for a week, running up bills. Dr. Vishal read the reports, said there was no head injury, operated on the fracture — and 10 days later he’s comfortable. Genuine advice.”
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Hand fracture · quick recovery
“I suffered a hand fracture and everything was handled professionally, from the X-ray to the plastering. The recovery was surprisingly quick and smooth.”
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05 / What it costs

Clear on cost, before anything is done.

Honest, written estimates — even in an emergency

The cost of fracture treatment depends on the type of fracture, the implant used (rod, plate or nail) and how long you stay. A simple cast costs very little; complex trauma surgery with implants and ICU costs more.

Most major health-insurance policies cover fracture and trauma surgery, and cashless treatment is available at Medifirst. You get a clear, written estimate before surgery — no surprise bills. Call +91 92418 91433 or send your X-ray on WhatsApp for guidance.

06 / Common questions

Fracture & trauma, answered.

What should I do right after a fracture or accident?
Call our 24×7 ambulance on +91 92418 91433. Keep the injured limb as still as possible, don’t try to straighten it, control any bleeding with firm pressure, and avoid eating or drinking in case surgery is needed. Come straight to Emergency at Medifirst, Bariatu.
Do you handle emergency and complex fractures?
Yes. Trauma and fracture surgery is our orthopaedic team’s highest-volume work, including open fractures, road-accident poly-trauma and complex cases other hospitals have declined — with imaging, operating theatres and an ICU on site, 24×7.
How soon can I walk after a fracture?
It depends on the injury, but most patients begin moving within a day or two of surgery and return to daily activity over the following weeks. Several trauma patients have walked on their own leg within about two weeks of stitch removal.
Do you treat children’s fractures?
Yes. Children’s bones are handled gently with growth-safe techniques — often a cast, and surgery only when genuinely needed — with clear, calm guidance for parents.
Is trauma surgery covered by insurance?
Most major health-insurance policies cover fracture and trauma surgery, with cashless treatment available at Medifirst and a written estimate provided before surgery wherever possible.

Broken a bone, or had an accident?

Don’t wait. Call our 24×7 ambulance, or come straight to Emergency at Medifirst, Bariatu — imaging, theatre and ICU are ready.