Diabetes & medicines
Discuss glucose readings, available HbA1c results, low-glucose episodes, current treatment and practical difficulties with medicines or insulin.
Comprehensive Diabetes & Complication Review
Look beyond
a single sugar reading.
A clinician-led review of diabetes control, medicines and complication-screening needs.
Bring your recent reports and current medicines. Discuss what is working, where you need support and which next steps are appropriate for you.
Who may benefit
Make time for
a wider review.
A review can be useful when you need to reassess your current diabetes care or understand what screening and follow-up are due.
Dr. Meeta Amit Burande
MBBS, MD (Pharmacology)
Diabetologist · IDF Senior Fellow
- Diabetes control that remains above your agreed target
- Low glucose episodes or concerns about medicines or insulin
- A gap in routine review or complication screening
- Known kidney, nerve, cardiovascular or foot-risk concerns
- A need to review diabetes care after hospital discharge
Your health,
considered together.
The clinician reviews your history and available records, examines you and decides which further assessments are needed.
Complication-screening needs
Review the need for kidney, eye, nerve, foot and cardiovascular risk assessment. Investigations and referrals are selected according to your history and findings.
A plan you understand
Discuss treatment priorities, self-care and follow-up. Nutrition, activity advice and glucose-monitoring support are tailored to your situation.
Assessment is individual. The review is not a promise of a fixed test bundle or that every test or specialist consultation takes place on the same day. Please confirm the arrangements and charges before attending.
Prepare for your appointment
Bring what you
already have.
Existing records help the clinician understand your care and decide whether any further testing is needed.
Do not change or stop medicines just to attend the review. If fasting tests are requested, ask the clinical team for specific preparation instructions.
- Current prescriptions, medicine list and insulin details
- Recent glucose records or available CGM reports
- Recent blood and urine reports
- Previous eye, kidney, heart or foot assessments, if available
- Discharge summaries and the questions you want to discuss
Questions before your visit
Do I need new tests before booking?
Bring the reports you already have. Ask the care team whether anything is required before your visit; the clinician will advise additional tests when needed.
Is this only for people taking insulin?
No. A diabetes review can be relevant to people using different treatments. The clinical team can help arrange the appropriate appointment.
Are all complication tests included?
Do not assume every test is included. Screening needs, availability, charges and any specialist appointments should be confirmed for your individual visit.
What if I have an urgent problem?
This routine review is not an emergency service. Seek urgent in-person care for severe symptoms, confusion, loss of consciousness, breathing difficulty or a rapidly worsening foot problem. Do not wait for an appointment message.
Plan your visit
Speak with our care team.
Ask about the right appointment, current availability and charges before you visit.
24/7 reception — routine & emergency calls:
0231 2644100 / 0231 2641000 / +91 98226 35469
The reception mobile also accepts WhatsApp.
Appointments are confirmed by the care team.
If all three reception numbers cannot be reached, call Dr Meeta: +91 98509 37261.
SURYA HOSPITAL
1460, Prabhavalkar Complex, Subhash Road, Laxmipuri, Kolhapur 416002Bring your current medicines, recent reports and previous treatment records to your appointment.
WhatsApp is for appointment enquiries. For urgent symptoms, seek in-person medical care without waiting for a message reply.