Online psychiatrist consultation, anywhere in India

1. 1

   Book a slot

   Choose a time on the online booking page, or call or WhatsApp +91 78610 24557.

2. 2

   Get ready

   Keep your current medicines, past prescriptions and any test reports handy. Find a quiet, private place with a stable internet connection.

3. 3

   Consult by video

   Talk to Dr. Ajmera privately, just as you would in the clinic: your concerns, history, sleep, stress, health and goals.

4. 4

   Your plan and prescription

   You receive a clear explanation and treatment plan. When medicines are appropriate, a digital prescription is shared and medicines can be delivered to you.

5. 5

   Follow-up

   Continue online, visit a clinic in Surat or Ankleshwar, or mix both — whatever suits you.

• Depression and anxiety
• Panic attacks and OCD
• Insomnia and sleep problems
• Stress, burnout and anger
• Psychotherapy and counselling
• Sexual health concerns
• Follow-ups for stable bipolar disorder or psychosis
• De-addiction counselling and follow-up
• Second opinions on diagnosis or treatment
• Guidance for families worried about a loved one

• A first episode of psychosis, severe agitation or confusion
• When a physical examination is needed
• Planning detox for heavy alcohol use
• Medicines that India’s telemedicine rules do not allow to be prescribed online

Yes. India’s Telemedicine Practice Guidelines (2020) allow registered medical practitioners to consult and prescribe through video, audio or text, and the Telepsychiatry Operational Guidelines (2020) — developed by the Indian Psychiatric Society, the Telemedicine Society of India and NIMHANS — set standards specifically for psychiatry.

Under these rules, most psychiatric medicines can be prescribed after a video consultation. Certain controlled medicines — those covered by the NDPS Act and Schedule X — cannot be prescribed online; if your treatment needs one, the doctor will ask you to visit a clinic.

Research shows that video consultations for common conditions such as anxiety, depression and insomnia work about as well as in-person visits — and they remove travel, waiting and the worry of being seen at a clinic.

• A quiet, private room — earphones help
• A charged phone or laptop with a stable connection
• A list of your main concerns and how long they have lasted
• Names and doses of all current medicines
• Previous prescriptions and blood test reports
• A family member nearby, if you would like their support

You can consult from any city or town in India — from Ahmedabad, Vadodara and Rajkot to Mumbai, Pune, Delhi NCR, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Chennai and Kolkata — and from smaller towns where a psychiatrist may not be available locally.