Last updated: 26 September 2026
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Using the website
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Appointments and the care relationship
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Scope of care
assessment has limitations, and an in-person evaluation or referral may be needed. Please provide accurate information about your identity, age, location, health history, and current medicines when asked during the appointment process.
For children and adolescents, guardian involvement and suitability must be established before an appointment. If you are outside India, confirm whether care can be provided for your location before arranging a consultation.
Treatment and prescriptions
Recommendations depend on the individual assessment and clinical judgement. A particular diagnosis, treatment, prescription, or outcome is not guaranteed. Prescribing through telemedicine is subject to applicable rules and clinical suitability.
Emergencies
Dr. Apoorva does not provide immediate emergency services. This website, email address, and scheduled consultations are not emergency-response channels. For mental health crisis support in India, including suicidal thoughts, call 14416 — Tele-MANAS mental health helpline (phone) (free, 24/7). If you or someone else is in immediate danger, call 112 — emergency assistance in India (phone) or attend the nearest emergency department. Outside India, contact your local emergency service. Do not wait for an email response.
Technical access and outside services
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Questions
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Further information
Official information is available in the Government of India Telemedicine Practice Guidelines and through India’s Emergency Response Support System. Learn about Tele-MANAS from the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare.