Orthopedic Hospital near Kharar Orthopaedic Care for Kharar
Students, workers and families

Patients from Kharar and the villages around it come to Cheema Medical Complex in Phase 4, Mohali for fractures, accident injuries, sports injuries, back pain and knee arthritis, with a 24/7 emergency.

Elderly patient in a wheelchair with her daughter and a nurse in a hospital corridor

An orthopaedic hospital close to Kharar

Kharar sits on the busy road out of Mohali towards Ropar and Ludhiana, and the town and its surrounding villages have grown fast. Students from the universities and colleges around Kharar, people who work long days in farms, factories and construction, and older parents all need reliable orthopaedic care when something goes wrong.

Many of them come to Cheema Medical Complex (CMC Hospital), a multispeciality hospital that has served Mohali and the Tricity since 1988. To be clear about where we are: we have one hospital, on Mohali Stadium Road near the BSNL Telephone Exchange, Phase 4, Sector 59, Mohali. We do not have a branch in Kharar.

Get directions to Cheema Medical Complex (opens Google Maps from where you are).

For students: sports injuries and two-wheeler accidents

Hostels, campuses and sports grounds around Kharar mean a steady stream of young patients with:

  • Ankle sprains and knee twists from football, basketball, cricket and kabaddi
  • ACL and meniscus tears, often with a pop and quick swelling
  • Shoulder dislocations in contact sports and gym training
  • Fractures from two-wheeler falls, especially wrist, collarbone, ankle and leg fractures

Our sports injury treatment and arthroscopy and ACL surgery pages explain what to expect. For a fresh injury, the emergency is open 24 hours.

Students away from home: bring your ID, any previous reports and, if possible, a friend. If your parents are far away, the team can speak to them on the phone about the plan.

For workers and farmers: back pain and joint pain

Heavy lifting, bending in the fields and long hours on your feet put a lot of strain on the back and knees. Common problems we see are:

  • Low back pain and sciatica after lifting
  • Neck and shoulder pain from overhead work
  • Knee arthritis that makes squatting and walking on uneven ground painful
  • Hand and wrist injuries at work

Most of these improve without surgery, with the right diagnosis, medicines, physiotherapy-led spine care and advice on safer lifting and working positions. See also arthritis and joint pain treatment.

For older parents

Older parents in Kharar often live with knee and hip arthritis, back pain and weak bones. A fall at home can mean a hip or wrist fracture. Because Cheema Medical Complex is a multispeciality hospital, diabetes, blood pressure and heart problems are managed in the same building, which matters for safe surgery and recovery. See fracture and trauma care.

Sports injury first aid on campus

When a teammate goes down with a twisted knee or ankle:

  1. Stop play and help them off the ground without putting weight on the leg.
  2. Apply ice wrapped in a cloth for 15 to 20 minutes.
  3. Wrap a crepe bandage firmly but not tight, and keep the leg raised.
  4. Do not massage, pull or try to straighten the joint.
  5. If they cannot put weight on it, the joint looks out of shape, or there is numbness, bring them to the emergency.

A knee that swells quickly within a few hours of a twist often has a ligament or meniscus injury and should be examined, even if the pain settles.

Safer lifting at work and on the farm

Many back injuries we see in patients from around Kharar come from lifting. A few habits protect the spine:

  • Bend your knees and hips, not your back, and keep the load close to your body.
  • Do not twist while lifting; turn your feet instead.
  • Share heavy loads, or use a trolley or a second person.
  • Take short breaks during long hours of bending, for example while sowing or harvesting.
  • Build strength in the back and core with simple daily exercises.

When knee pain in older adults needs a doctor

Knee pain is common with age, but it is worth seeing an orthopaedic doctor if the knee swells, gives way, locks, becomes bent or bow-legged, wakes the person at night, or stops them walking to the gurdwara, the market or the fields. Early treatment often delays or avoids surgery.

Planning a visit from Kharar

  1. Call 8054922340 to book the orthopaedic OPD (Monday to Saturday, 10:30 am to 5:00 pm), or book online.
  2. Check the route on Google Maps before you leave.
  3. Bring your reports: X-rays, MRI or CT scans and your medicine list.
  4. For an injury, come to the emergency and call on the way.

Why Kharar patients choose Cheema Medical Complex

  • 24/7 emergency with X-ray and CT scan on site.
  • Orthopaedic surgeon Dr. Gaurav Jain, MBBS, MS (Orthopaedics), FISM (Spain), with training in sports medicine.
  • Physiotherapy in the same hospital for rehab after injuries and surgery.
  • Multispeciality support for older patients and those with other conditions.
  • A family hospital since 1988.

Book from Kharar

Call 8054922340 or book an appointment online. Cheema Medical Complex, Mohali Stadium Road, near BSNL Telephone Exchange, Phase 4, Sector 59, Sahibzada Ajit Singh Nagar, Punjab 160059.

Frequently asked questions

Is there a Cheema Medical Complex branch in Kharar?

No. Cheema Medical Complex has one hospital, on Mohali Stadium Road near the BSNL Telephone Exchange, Phase 4, Sector 59, Mohali. Patients from Kharar travel to us there.

How do I reach the hospital from Kharar?

Use the Get directions link on this page to open Google Maps from your location. Travel time depends on where you start and on traffic through Mohali, so check the map before you leave.

I am a student and hurt my knee playing. Do I need an MRI first?

No. Come for a consultation first. The doctor will examine the knee and advise whether an X-ray or MRI is needed. Bring any scans you already have.

Can farmers and manual workers get help for back and knee pain without surgery?

Yes. Most back pain and early knee arthritis improve with the right diagnosis, medicines, physiotherapy and advice on lifting and working positions. Surgery is considered only when pain stays severe and the joint or spine is badly affected.

What should we do after a road accident near Kharar?

For a fracture or injury, keep the limb still and come to the emergency, calling 8054922340 on the way. For a serious accident with heavy bleeding, a head injury or breathing difficulty, call an ambulance and go to the nearest emergency.

What will the treatment cost?

Costs depend on the treatment, implants, room category and length of stay. Call 8054922340 for an estimate, and ask which insurance and TPA plans are accepted.

My parents in a village near Kharar have knee pain. Do they need to come in person?

Yes, for the first visit. The doctor needs to examine the knee and see an X-ray before advising treatment. Bring any old X-rays, prescriptions and a list of their medicines. Many older patients can then manage with exercises, physiotherapy and medicines, with only occasional follow-up visits.