Welcome to GS CARE MULTISPECIALITY CLINIC
Best Multispeciality Clinic in Gurgaon for Ortho Eye Physiotherapy services
Located in Sector 51 Gurugram, it brings together expert care in Orthopaedics,Eye , and Physiotherapy doctors to provide complete health solutions under one roof.
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Welcome to GS CARE MULTISPECIALITY CLINIC
Best Multispeciality Clinic in Gurgaon for Ortho Eye Physiotherapy services

Located in Sector 51 Gurugram, it brings together expert care in Orthopaedics,Eye , and Physiotherapy doctors to provide complete health solutions under one roof. Our Eye Care department offers everything from routine eye check-ups and advanced diagnostics to the management of cataracts, glaucoma, diabetic eye disease, and all other eye and vision-related conditions, along with a wide range of stylish and comfortable spectacles and lenses to suit every need. The Orthopaedics unit specializes in the treatment of bones, joints, muscles, and spine problems—covering fractures, arthritis, sports injuries, back pain, and complex joint replacement surgeries including robotics—with the goal of restoring mobility and relieving pain. Complementing this, our Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation department provide personalized programs for post-surgical recovery, chronic pain management, sports injury rehabilitation, neurological care, and preventive wellness, using modern techniques to help patients regain strength, flexibility, and independence. In addition to these core specialties, we also offer Apollo Blood Tests and comprehensive eye care solutions for preventive health support. With a team of skilled specialists, state-of-the-art facilities, and a patient-first approach, GS Multispeciality Clinic Gurugram is dedicated to ensuring healthier lives through compassionate, advanced, and integrated medical care.

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Meet Our Doctors

Dr Guruditta Khurana

MBBS, D.ORTHO(Medalist), FIJR(Robotic),
Fellowship in Robotic Joint Replacement Surgery

Dr Sneha T Khurana

MBBS, MS (Ophthalmology) – Medalist

Dr Kajal Sharma

BPT, COMT ,Certified IASTM

DR Nilesh Chakraborty PT

BPT, COMT Certified Cupping and Dry needling Sports Rehab expert

Our Services

Fracture Treatment
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Joint Replacement
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Robotic Joint Replacement
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Knee Replacement
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Meniscus Repair
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Hip Replacement
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Arthroscopy-Knee, Shoulder
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ACL Reconstruction
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PCL Reconstruction
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Cataract treatment
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Vision Testing
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Refractive error assessment
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Glaucoma treatment
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Retina
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Neck Pain
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Back Pain
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Frozen Shoulder
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Rotator cuff Rehab
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Post TKR rehab
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Post THR rehab
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Osteoarthritis knee
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Plantar Fasciitis
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Fracture Treatment

Fracture treatment involves the proper diagnosis, alignment, and healing of broken bones to restore normal function and mobility. Depending on the type and severity of the fracture, treatment may range from non-surgical methods like casting and splinting to advanced surgical techniques.

Types of Fracture Treatment

 

  • Immobilization: Use of casts, splints, or braces to keep bones in place for natural healing.

  • Closed Reduction: Non-surgical realignment of bones.

  • Surgical Fixation: Plates, screws, rods, or pins are used to stabilize complex fractures.

  • External Fixation: Temporary frame outside the body for severe or multiple fractures.

Rehabilitation & Recovery

 

  • Physiotherapy: Helps restore mobility, flexibility, and strength.

  • Pain Management: Medications and supportive therapies to reduce discomfort.

  • Nutritional Support: Ensures proper bone healing with essential vitamins and minerals.

  • Gradual Return to Activity: Safe progression to normal daily activities and sports.

Joint Replacement

Joint Replacement Surgery is a highly effective treatment for patients with severe joint damage caused by arthritis, injuries, or wear and tear. The damaged joint is replaced with a prosthetic implant made of safe, durable materials that restore mobility, reduce pain, and improve quality of life.

When Joint Replacement is Needed

 

  • Severe joint pain or stiffness that limits daily activities

  • Advanced arthritis (osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis)

  • Joint deformity or restricted movement

  • Poor response to medications, physiotherapy, or other treatments

  • Chronic pain even at rest or during the night

Types of Joint Replacement

 

  • Knee Replacement – Partial or total replacement for arthritis or injury

  • Hip Replacement – Restores movement and relieves pain from damaged hip joints

  • Shoulder Replacement – For severe arthritis or rotator cuff injuries

  • Other Joints: Elbow, wrist, and ankle replacements for complex cases

Robotic Joint Replacement

Robotic Joint Replacement Surgery is the latest advancement in joint replacement, offering higher precision, faster recovery, and longer-lasting results. With the help of robotic-assisted technology, surgeons can plan and perform the procedure with extreme accuracy, ensuring the perfect fit and alignment of the implant

Why Robotic Joint Replacement?

 

  • 3D imaging and planning for personalized surgery

  • Greater accuracy in bone cutting and implant placement

  • Minimal tissue and bone damage

  • Reduced blood loss during surgery

  • Smaller incision, leading to less scarring

Benefits to Patients

 

  • Faster Recovery: Early mobility and reduced hospital stay

  • Less Pain: Minimal soft tissue damage reduces post-surgery pain

  • Improved Implant Longevity: Precise placement enhances durability

  • Better Outcomes: Natural joint movement and improved function

  • Lower Risk of Complications: Enhanced surgical control ensures safety

Knee Replacement

Knee Replacement Surgery is a proven treatment for patients suffering from severe knee pain, stiffness, or joint damage caused by arthritis, injuries, or long-term wear and tear. In this procedure, the damaged knee joint is replaced with a prosthetic implant, restoring mobility, relieving pain, and improving overall quality of life.

When Knee Replacement is Needed

 

  • Severe osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, or post-traumatic arthritis

  • Intense knee pain that limits walking, climbing stairs, or daily activities

  • Knee deformity (bowed legs or knock knees)

  • Persistent pain even while resting

  • Ineffective relief from medications, injections, or physiotherapy

Types of Knee Replacement

 

  • Total Knee Replacement (TKR): Entire joint surface replaced with prosthetic components

  • Partial Knee Replacement (PKR): Only the damaged portion of the knee replaced, preserving healthy bone and tissue

  • Robotic-Assisted Knee Replacement: Advanced technology ensures greater precision and faster recovery

Meniscus Repair

Meniscus Repair Surgery is a specialized procedure to treat tears or damage in the knee meniscus — the C-shaped cartilage that cushions and stabilizes the knee joint. Instead of removing the torn part, repair techniques aim to preserve the meniscus, ensuring better long-term knee function and reducing the risk of arthritis.

When Meniscus Repair is Needed

 

  • Meniscus tear due to sports injury or trauma

  • Persistent knee pain, swelling, or stiffness

  • Locking or catching sensation in the knee

  • Difficulty bearing weight or limited knee motion

  • Younger or active patients where preservation is possible

Types of Meniscus Treatments

 

  • Arthroscopic Meniscus Repair: Minimally invasive keyhole surgery to stitch torn cartilage

  • Partial Meniscectomy: Removal of the damaged portion if repair is not possible

  • Meniscus Transplant (in select cases): Replacement with donor tissue for severe loss

 

Hip Replacement

Hip Replacement Surgery is a highly effective procedure for patients with severe hip pain, stiffness, or joint damage caused by arthritis, fractures, or long-term wear and tear. In this surgery, the damaged hip joint is replaced with a prosthetic implant, allowing smooth, pain-free movement and improved quality of life.

When Hip Replacement is Needed

 

  • Severe osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, or avascular necrosis

  • Persistent hip or groin pain limiting walking, bending, or daily activities

  • Hip joint stiffness causing restricted mobility

  • Pain not relieved by medications, injections, or physiotherapy

  • Hip fracture or deformity with loss of function

Types of Hip Replacement

 

  • Total Hip Replacement (THR): Both the ball and socket of the hip joint are replaced

  • Partial Hip Replacement: Only the damaged part (usually the femoral head) is replaced

  • Robotic-Assisted Hip Replacement: Advanced precision for implant alignment and faster recovery

 

Arthroscopy – Knee & Shoulder

Arthroscopy is a minimally invasive surgical technique used to diagnose and treat joint problems in the knee and shoulder. Using a tiny camera (arthroscope) and specialized instruments, the procedure allows surgeons to repair damage with small incisions, ensuring faster recovery and less post-operative pain compared to traditional surgery.

When Arthroscopy is Needed

 

Knee Arthroscopy

 

  • Meniscus tears

  • ACL/PCL injuries

  • Cartilage damage

  • Loose bone or cartilage fragments

  • Early-stage arthritis management

Shoulder Arthroscopy

 

  • Rotator cuff tears

  • Shoulder instability (recurrent dislocations)

  • Labral tears

  • Frozen shoulder (adhesive capsulitis)

  • Bone spurs or impingement

ACL Reconstruction

ACL (Anterior Cruciate Ligament) Reconstruction is a surgical procedure to repair or replace a torn ACL, one of the key ligaments that stabilize the knee. ACL injuries are common in athletes and active individuals, often caused by sudden twisting, pivoting, or trauma to the knee. Reconstruction restores stability, strength, and function, allowing patients to return to normal activities and sports.

When ACL Reconstruction is Needed

 

  • Complete or significant ACL tear causing knee instability

  • Frequent giving-way or buckling of the knee

  • Persistent pain and swelling despite conservative treatment

  • High activity level requiring knee stability for sports or work

  • Associated injuries to meniscus, cartilage, or other ligaments

Procedure Overview

 

  • Arthroscopic Surgery: Minimally invasive keyhole surgery for graft placement

  • Graft Options: Patellar tendon, hamstring tendon, or allograft (donor tissue)

  • Precision Techniques: Advanced instruments ensure proper alignment and stability

PCL Reconstruction

PCL (Posterior Cruciate Ligament) Reconstruction is a surgical procedure to repair or replace a torn PCL, a key ligament that stabilizes the knee and prevents the tibia from moving backward. PCL injuries often occur due to trauma, sports injuries, or accidents. Reconstruction restores knee stability, function, and prevents long-term joint damage.

When PCL Reconstruction is Needed

 

  • Complete or significant PCL tear causing knee instability

  • Persistent pain, swelling, or difficulty walking

  • Knee buckling or giving-way during activity

  • Associated injuries to other ligaments, meniscus, or cartilage

  • High activity level or sports participation requiring stable knees

Procedure Overview

 

  • Arthroscopic Surgery: Minimally invasive keyhole technique

  • Graft Options: Hamstring tendon, patellar tendon, or allograft (donor tissue)

  • Precision Surgery: Ensures proper alignment and ligament tension for optimal stability

 

Cataract treatment

Cataract Treatment focuses on restoring clear vision affected by the clouding of the eye’s natural lens. Cataracts can cause blurred vision, glare, and difficulty with daily activities. While early-stage cataracts may be managed with glasses or lighting adjustments, surgery is the definitive treatment.

When Cataract Treatment is Needed

 

  • Blurred or cloudy vision

  • Difficulty seeing at night or in bright sunlight

  • Frequent changes in glasses or contact lens prescription

  • Colors appear faded or yellowed

  • Trouble performing daily tasks like reading or driving

Benefits of Cataract Treatment

 

  • Restores clear, sharp vision

  • Reduces glare and improves night vision

  • Quick, safe, and painless surgery

  • Faster recovery and return to daily activities

  • Long-term solution with modern IOLs

Vision Testing

Vision Testing is a comprehensive assessment of your eyesight to determine clarity, focus, and overall visual health. It helps detect refractive errors early and ensures accurate prescriptions for glasses or contact lenses. Regular vision testing is essential for maintaining healthy vision and preventing future eye problems.

When Vision Testing is Needed

  • Blurred or unclear vision

  • Difficulty reading or seeing distant objects

  • Frequent eye strain or headaches

  • Trouble with night vision

  • Routine checkups for children, adults, and seniors

What Vision Testing Includes


  • Visual Acuity Test: Measures clarity of near and distance vision

  • Refraction Test: Determines the need for corrective lenses

  • Color Vision Test: Detects color blindness or deficiencies

  • Depth Perception Test: Assesses how well both eyes work together

  • Visual Field Test: Checks peripheral vision for early detection of glaucoma or other conditions

Refractive error assessment

Refractive Error Assessment is a detailed eye examination to identify vision problems caused by the eye’s inability to focus light correctly on the retina. Common refractive errors include myopia (nearsightedness), hyperopia (farsightedness), astigmatism, and presbyopia. Early detection ensures optimal vision correction and prevents eye strain.

When Refractive Error Assessment is Needed

 

  • Blurred vision at near or far distances

  • Frequent headaches or eye strain

  • Difficulty reading or focusing on objects

  • Squinting or tilting the head to see clearly

  • Routine checkups for children, adults, and seniors

What the Assessment Includes

 

  • Visual Acuity Test: Measures clarity of vision

  • Refraction Test: Determines the exact lens power required

  • Retinoscopy & Autorefractor Test: Measures how light bends in the eye

  • Eye Health Check: Ensures no underlying eye condition is affecting vision

Glaucoma treatment

Glaucoma is a group of eye conditions that damage the optic nerve, often due to increased intraocular pressure, and can lead to permanent vision loss if untreated. Early detection and timely management are essential to preserve vision.

When Glaucoma Treatment is Needed

 

  • Gradual loss of peripheral vision

  • Blurred vision or halos around lights

  • Eye pain or headache (in some types)

  • Family history of glaucoma

  • Regular screening for at-risk individuals (diabetics, hypertensives, elderly)

Treatment Options

 

  1. Medications:

    • Eye drops or oral medications to reduce intraocular pressure

  2. Laser Therapy:

    • Laser trabeculoplasty or laser iridotomy to improve drainage

  3. Surgical Intervention:

    • Trabeculectomy, shunt surgery, or minimally invasive glaucoma surgery (MIGS) for advanced cases

 

Retina Disorder

Retina Disorder Treatment focuses on diagnosing and managing conditions affecting the retina, the light-sensitive layer at the back of the eye. Timely treatment is crucial to prevent vision loss or blindness caused by retinal diseases.

When Retina Treatment is Needed

  • Blurred or distorted vision

  • Floaters or flashes of light

  • Sudden loss of vision or dark spots in vision

  • Diabetic patients or those with high blood pressure

  • Family history of retinal disorders

Common Retina Conditions Treated

  • Diabetic Retinopathy: Damage to retinal blood vessels due to diabetes

  • Macular Degeneration: Age-related vision loss in the central retina

  • Retinal Detachment: Separation of the retina from underlying tissue

  • Retinal Vein/Artery Occlusion: Blockage affecting vision

  • Retinitis Pigmentosa and Other Retinal Degenerations

Neck Pain

Neck Pain is a common condition that can result from poor posture, muscle strain, injury, or underlying spinal problems. Timely assessment and treatment are essential to relieve pain, restore mobility, and prevent chronic issues.

When Treatment is Needed

 

  • Persistent stiffness or soreness in the neck

  • Pain radiating to shoulders, arms, or hands

  • Headaches associated with neck movement

  • Reduced range of motion or difficulty turning the head

  • Numbness, tingling, or weakness in arms or hands

Causes of Neck Pain

 

  • Muscle strain or ligament sprain

  • Poor posture, prolonged sitting, or computer work

  • Herniated or degenerative cervical discs

  • Cervical spondylosis (age-related wear and tear)

  • Trauma or whiplash injuries

Back Pain

Back Pain is one of the most common musculoskeletal complaints affecting people of all ages. It can result from muscle strain, poor posture, spinal injuries, or underlying conditions like herniated discs or degenerative spine disorders. Proper assessment and treatment are essential to relieve pain, restore mobility, and improve quality of life.

When Treatment is Needed

  • Persistent or recurring back pain

  • Pain radiating to legs or buttocks

  • Stiffness or limited range of motion

  • Numbness, tingling, or weakness in the lower limbs

  • Difficulty performing daily activities

Common Causes of Back Pain

  • Muscle strain or ligament injury

  • Herniated or degenerated discs

  • Spinal stenosis or spondylolisthesis

  • Osteoarthritis of the spine

  • Poor posture, sedentary lifestyle, or heavy lifting

Frozen Shoulder

Frozen Shoulder, also known as Adhesive Capsulitis, is a condition characterized by stiffness, pain, and limited movement in the shoulder joint. It can develop gradually and significantly affect daily activities, such as lifting the arm, reaching overhead, or performing routine tas

When Treatment is Needed

  • Persistent shoulder pain, especially at night

  • Limited range of motion in all directions

  • Difficulty performing daily activities like dressing or reaching

  • Stiffness that worsens over weeks or months

  • Previous shoulder injury or surgery increasing risk

Causes of Frozen Shoulder

  • Inflammation of the shoulder capsule

  • Shoulder immobilization after injury or surgery

  • Diabetes or other systemic conditions

  • Age-related changes (more common in people aged 40–60)

  • Autoimmune or post-inflammatory conditions

Rotator Cuff Injury Rehabilitation

Rotator Cuff Rehab focuses on restoring strength, mobility, and function after a rotator cuff injury, which may include tendon tears, strains, or post-surgical recovery. Proper rehabilitation is crucial to reduce pain, prevent stiffness, and enable a full return to daily activities or sports.

When Rehabilitation is Needed

 

  • Shoulder pain, especially when lifting or rotating the arm

  • Weakness or limited range of motion in the shoulder

  • Post-injury recovery after a rotator cuff tear

  • Post-surgical rehabilitation following rotator cuff repair

  • Difficulty performing routine activities like dressing or reaching overhead

Causes of Rotator Cuff Injury

 

  • Sports injuries involving overhead movements (tennis, baseball, swimming)

  • Age-related tendon degeneration

  • Repetitive shoulder strain or overuse

  • Trauma or falls

  • Post-surgical recovery

Post-Total Knee Replacement (TKR) Rehabilitation

Post-TKR Rehabilitation is a structured program designed to help patients recover strength, mobility, and function after a Total Knee Replacement surgery. Proper rehabilitation ensures optimal outcomes, faster recovery, and long-term joint health.

When Rehabilitation is Needed

  • After Total Knee Replacement surgery

  • Persistent stiffness or pain in the knee

  • Difficulty walking, climbing stairs, or performing daily activities

  • Weakness in thigh and surrounding muscles

  • Limited range of motion or balance issues

Rehabilitation Approach

  1. Early Mobilization:

    • Gentle exercises and assisted walking begin within 24–48 hours post-surgery

  2. Physiotherapy:

    • Strengthening exercises for quadriceps, hamstrings, and calf muscles

    • Range-of-motion exercises to improve knee flexibility

    • Balance and gait training for safe movement

  3. Pain Management:

    • Ice therapy, medications, and elevation to reduce swelling and discomfort

  4. Progressive Activity:

    • Gradual increase in walking, climbing stairs, and functional exercises

    • Guidance on resuming normal activities and low-impact sports

Post THR rehab

Post-THR Rehabilitation is a structured program designed to help patients regain strength, mobility, and independence after a Total Hip Replacement surgery. Proper rehab ensures faster recovery, improved joint function, and long-term stability of the hip.

When Rehabilitation is Needed

 

  • After Total Hip Replacement surgery

  • Persistent hip stiffness or discomfort

  • Difficulty walking, climbing stairs, or performing daily activities

  • Weakness in hip and surrounding muscles

  • Balance issues or limited range of motion

Rehabilitation Approach

 

  1. Early Mobilization:

    • Gentle movements and assisted walking start within 24–48 hours post-surgery

  2. Physiotherapy:

    • Strengthening exercises for hip muscles, thighs, and lower back

    • Range-of-motion exercises to restore flexibility

    • Gait and balance training for safe mobility

  3. Pain Management:

    • Ice therapy, medications, and proper positioning to reduce swelling and discomfort

  4. Progressive Activity:

    • Gradual increase in walking, stair climbing, and daily functional tasks

    • Guidance on safe return to normal activities and low-impact exercises

Osteoarthritis knee

Osteoarthritis (OA) of the Knee is a degenerative joint disease that causes pain, stiffness, and reduced mobility due to the breakdown of cartilage in the knee joint. Early diagnosis and comprehensive management can slow disease progression, relieve pain, and improve quality of life.

When Treatment is Needed

  • Persistent knee pain or tenderness

  • Stiffness, especially after rest or in the morning

  • Swelling or inflammation in the knee

  • Difficulty walking, climbing stairs, or performing daily activities

  • Cracking, grinding, or reduced range of motion

Treatment Options

  1. Conservative Management:

    • Pain relief medications and anti-inflammatories

    • Physiotherapy and strengthening exercises for muscles around the knee

    • Weight management to reduce joint stress

  2. Advanced Therapies:

    • Joint injections (corticosteroids or hyaluronic acid) for pain and inflammation

    • Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) therapy or other regenerative treatments (if applicable)

  3. Surgical Intervention:

    • Partial or total knee replacement in advanced cases where conservative treatment fails

Plantar Fasciitis

Plantar Fasciitis is a common condition causing heel pain due to inflammation of the plantar fascia, the thick band of tissue connecting the heel to the toes. Early diagnosis and treatment help relieve pain, restore mobility, and prevent chronic foot problems.

 

When Treatment is Needed

  • Heel pain, especially during the first steps in the morning

  • Pain after prolonged standing or walking

  • Tenderness along the bottom of the foot

  • Swelling or stiffness in the heel

  • Difficulty performing daily activities or exercise

Causes of Plantar Fasciitis

  • Overuse or excessive walking/running

  • Flat feet or high arches

  • Obesity or sudden weight gain

  • Improper footwear

  • Tight calf muscles or Achilles tendon

Blood Tests

Blood Tests are essential diagnostic tools used to assess overall health, detect diseases, and monitor medical conditions. They provide critical information about your blood components, organ function, and the presence of infections or abnormalities.

When Blood Tests are Recommended

 

  • Routine health checkups

  • Monitoring chronic conditions like diabetes, thyroid disorders, or kidney disease

  • Detecting infections or nutritional deficiencies

  • Pre-surgical evaluation or ongoing treatment monitoring

  • Symptoms like fatigue, unexplained weight loss, or persistent illness

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