GURUGRAM: A clinic and national reference laboratory were inaugurated in Sector 52 on Thursday, November 12, 2026, adding outpatient consultations and diagnostic services for residents around Netaji Subhash Marg and Indira Colony. Apollo Health and Lifestyle Limited launched the facilities in the presence of Apollo Hospitals Group joint managing director Dr Sangita Reddy and badminton Olympic medallist Saina Nehwal, according to reports of the company's announcement.

The clinic's official location page gives its address as Netaji Subhash Marg, Indira Colony 1, Sector 52, Gurugram. It lists the national appointment number 18001031010 and provides online booking and directions. Apollo's own homepage also carries a Sector 52 opening banner showing the clinic and diagnostics signage on the building.

Consultations and testing at the Sector 52 centre

The inauguration announcement identifies general medicine, diabetes care, cardiac care, women's health and dentistry among the clinic's consultation services. The reference laboratory forms the diagnostic part of the expansion. These are separate functions within the announcement: one provides appointments with clinicians, while the other handles investigations.

The official Sector 52 clinic listing gives a broader account of the local service mix. Its description includes internal medicine, cardiology, orthopaedics, gynaecology, paediatrics, dermatology and ear, nose and throat care. It also lists gastroenterology, pulmonology, urology, nephrology, endocrinology, diabetology, psychiatry, ophthalmology, dentistry, and nutrition and dietetics.

That local description separately identifies physiotherapy, vaccinations, health checks and minor procedures alongside specialist consultations, diagnostics, dental care and diabetes management. The listing describes support for routine appointments, specialist consultations and continuing treatment. It does not provide a local consultation fee chart, a vaccination session timetable or a test by test reporting schedule in its centre description.

  • Facility: Apollo Clinic and a national reference laboratory.
  • Inauguration reported: November 12, 2026.
  • Local address listing: Netaji Subhash Marg, Indira Colony 1, Sector 52.
  • Operator named in the announcement: Apollo Health and Lifestyle Limited.
  • Official appointment number: 18001031010.

Which specialists the local directory lists

The centre's own doctor directory lists Dr Anubha Gupta and Dr Rajni Bhatia for obstetrics and gynaecology. Dr Priyanka Guharoy also appears in that specialty. The paediatric entries include Dr Devendra Kumar Agarwal, listed for paediatrics and neonatology, and Dr Rakesh Tiwari, listed as a paediatrician.

For cardiac consultations, the directory includes Dr Dixit Garg and Dr Anil Kumar. Its orthopaedic entries include Dr Abhinav Rishidev Yadav and Dr Lovely Singhal. Dr Baishali Duarah and Dr Mehak Singhal appear under ear, nose and throat services. These are the clinic's published specialty listings, rather than a guarantee that each doctor attends every day.

The same directory identifies Dr Pushpak Kannani as a family medicine physician and Dr Yatika Gupta for general practice. Dr Parichay Shah and Dr Yamini Miglani are listed as general physicians. Radiology entries include Dr Abhay Kapoor and Dr Shrishti Singh Thakur, while Dr Shivani Chopra is listed for oral and maxillofacial surgery. The page offers booking links alongside its doctor entries.

Patients can use the operator's Haryana clinic locator to identify the Sector 52 centre before selecting a specialist. The address appears there as well as on the individual location page. The information is useful for distinguishing a local appointment from services listed elsewhere across the chain.

What the inauguration announcement establishes

Reddy described prevention, earlier detection and timely intervention as priorities in bringing healthcare closer to residential communities. Apollo Health and Lifestyle chief executive Sriram Iyer linked the expansion to Gurugram's residential and commercial growth and the need for everyday healthcare access. Those are the operator's stated aims; the announcement does not supply an independent assessment of waiting times or patient outcomes at the new facilities.

There is a location inconsistency on the official page: its heading, address and doctor directory identify Sector 52, while the opening sentence of its general description says Sector 51. The repeated Sector 52 address and the operator's opening banner identify the centre covered by the inauguration reports. People arranging a visit should use the centre's directions and confirm their appointment location.

The new outpatient and laboratory announcement sits alongside other changes in the city's healthcare network. Earlier local reports cover the Sector 28 gut and liver outpatient centre, work orders for 30 health centres and the Sector 102 hospital subsidy plan. Each concerns a separate facility or public programme; the November 12 inauguration concerns the Sector 52 clinic and reference laboratory.