Before your visit
Frequently asked questions
Straightforward information about consultations with Dr. Abhijeet Holambe.
Is my consultation confidential?
Your consultation is handled confidentially within professional and legal limits. The doctor can explain how information is recorded and when disclosure may be required for safety or by law.
Do I need a referral to book?
You can request an appointment directly. A referral is not required for an initial consultation.
Are psychiatric medicines addictive?
Some medicines can cause dependence or withdrawal effects, while many do not. The risks vary by medicine; ask the prescriber before starting, changing, or stopping one.
How long does treatment take?
There is no single duration. It depends on the concern, response to care, and your circumstances. The plan and follow-up schedule are reviewed with you.
Do you see teenagers?
Adolescent mental health consultations are offered. A caregiver may be involved as appropriate to the young person’s age, needs, and safety.
Is online consultation possible?
Yes. Online appointments are available by arrangement. Some concerns require an in-person assessment, examination, or tests.
What should I bring to the first visit?
Bring a current medicine list, previous prescriptions or reports, and any questions you want to discuss. They are helpful but not required to begin.
How do I book an appointment?
Call or message the practice on WhatsApp using the contact details on this website to request an appointment.
What are the consultation fees?
The first consultation is ₹1,800. Follow-up consultations are ₹1,500.
Which languages can I use?
Consultations are available in Hindi, Marathi, and English.
Where is the clinic?
Dr. Holambe consults at Sun Multispeciality Hospital, Excel House, No. 6, B. J. Patel Road, opposite SNDT College, near Liberty Garden, Kanchpada, Malad West, Mumbai 400064.
What are the clinic hours?
The listed consultation hours are 11:00 am to 4:00 pm, Monday to Sunday. Appointments are by prior booking.
Can I bring a family member?
Yes, if you would find it helpful. You may also ask for time to speak with the doctor privately.
Can I stop my medication if I feel better?
Do not stop or change prescribed medication without discussing it with the prescriber. They can help you review benefits, risks, and a suitable plan.
What if I am in an emergency?
This website is not an emergency service. If you or someone else is at immediate risk, contact local emergency services or go to the nearest hospital.
Need help booking?
Contact the practice to request an in-person or online appointment.