Dr. Yogesh Jain
✔ VerifiedGeneral Physician
MD AIIMS
30+ years of experience
📋 License Number : 6765/1988/New Delhi
💰 Consultation Fees
₹800
Accepted Payment Methods
🎓 About Dr. Yogesh Jain
Yogesh Jain has an MD from the All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi where he also served as a faculty member for a few years, but is a public health physician in practice. He has been primarily involved in " primary health care'- through founding and running a community health programme - Jan Swasthya Sahyog( People's health Support group) in rural Bilaspur in central India with like- minded health professionals since 1999.
Conditions Treated
- Covid symptoms treatment
- Sickle cell disease
- Acute fever
- Fever of long duration
- Infectious disease
- Fevers of unknown origin
- Severe anemia
- Epilepsy and other seizure disorders
- Chronic arthritis of various types
- Rheumatic heart disease, diabetes
Languages Spoken
Please have your medical history, current medications, and any recent test results ready. Also prepare a list of symptoms and questions you want to discuss.
A typical consultation lasts 20-30 minutes. Complex cases may require longer appointments.
Yes, we provide comprehensive follow-up care. You can book follow-up appointments at discounted rates.
More About the Doctor
Yogesh Jain has an MD from the All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi where he also served as a faculty member for a few years, but is a public health physician in practice. He has been primarily involved in " primary health care'- through founding and running a community health programme - Jan Swasthya Sahyog( People's health Support group) in rural Bilaspur in central India with like- minded health professionals since 1999. People from over 2500 of the most marginalised villages that are home to the indigenous people access these services for their major health care needs. He has been involved in addressing the issues - be they technical, operational, economic or political that determine the health care for the rural poor through clinical care, careful documentation, observational research studies, developing appropriate health related technology, training, and lobbying, all based on the continual learning from this community health programme. Observing Health and illnesses through the lens of Hunger and extreme poverty, he has been a strident believer in the continued role of the state as the primary provider of social services and also that unbridled privatization is not the way forward in an unequal world in which we live.
