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Psychiatrist in Jaipur for patients from Beawar
Beawar, the town south-west of Ajmer known for its cement works, stone quarries and til-papdi, is about 185 km from Dr. Surabhi Mathur’s clinic in Nirman Nagar, Jaipur. Families from Beawar and its villages travel to Jaipur for specialist psychiatric care, second opinions and hospital admission.
Directions
Getting to the clinic from Beawar
By road
From Beawar, drive north-east past Ajmer to Kishangarh and join the Ajmer highway (NH-48) towards Jaipur via Dudu and Bagru. The highway comes into the city along Ajmer Road, right on the clinic’s side of Jaipur: turn towards Nirman Nagar and follow directions to Shiv Shakti Nagar, near Bharat School, without crossing the city centre. The drive usually takes three to four hours.
By train and bus
Beawar is on the railway line through Ajmer, and trains from Beawar reach Jaipur by way of Ajmer Junction, where more services are available if a direct train’s timing does not suit you. Buses on the Ajmer highway also run to Sindhi Camp bus stand, entering Jaipur along Ajmer Road.
Many men from Beawar and the villages around it work in cement plants, quarries and mines, often on shifts and amid dust and noise. Drinking after a shift, chewing tobacco to stay alert, a short temper at home and nights without proper sleep tend to build up quietly, and it is often a wife or mother who first asks for help. If he cannot easily take leave, a family member can come first to talk through how to bring him in, and the first visit can then be booked on his day off.
- Approximate distance
- About 185 km
- Clinic hours
- Mon–Sat · by prior appointment only
- Booking
- 72404-45656
Nirman Nagar clinic
1st Floor, 28 Shiv Shakti Nagar, near Bharat School, Nirman Nagar, Jaipur, Rajasthan 302019Get directionsNarayana Hospital
Hospital consultations and admission when needed. Call ahead to confirm timings.
Get directionsWhat Dr. Mathur treats
Specialist care for patients from Beawar
Adult, child and adolescent, perinatal and old-age psychiatry, with therapy and medication when needed.
For adults
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- Schizophrenia and Psychosis Treatment in Jaipur
- Insomnia and Sleep Disorder Treatment in Jaipur
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- De-Addiction Treatment in Jaipur
- Alcohol De-Addiction Treatment in Jaipur
- Sexual Problem Treatment in Jaipur
- Headache and Migraine Treatment in Jaipur
For children and teenagers
For couples and families
For mothers and older adults
Planning your visit
Planning a visit from Beawar
Trains arrive at Jaipur Junction and Roadways buses at Sindhi Camp; from either, the clinic in Nirman Nagar is a short cab or auto-rickshaw ride to the south-west (give “Bharat School, Nirman Nagar” as the landmark). If you need to stay the night, there are hotels and guest houses around the station and Sindhi Camp.
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Before you set out
Call or WhatsApp to book, and confirm your slot the day before. Choose a time that leaves room for the journey both ways; for a long trip, a midday appointment or a night in Jaipur takes the pressure off.
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What to bring
Every earlier prescription, the strips or boxes of current medicines, test reports and any hospital discharge summary, with a short written note of when the problem began and what has been tried.
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Who should come
The patient and one or two family members who know the history. If the person who needs help refuses to come, family members can come first to talk through how to approach them.
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After the first visit
Follow-ups are closer together at first, then spaced several weeks apart once treatment is settled, and planned around your travel. Dr. Mathur explains what to watch for in between and when to call.
If hospital admission is needed
Sometimes care is safest in hospital for a while: a severe depression with thoughts of self-harm, mania or psychosis, alcohol withdrawal that needs medical supervision, or someone who has stopped eating and drinking. Dr. Mathur is a Consultant Psychiatrist at Narayana Hospital in Pratap Nagar, Jaipur, so if admission is needed it can be arranged there and care continues under the same psychiatrist. For families from Beawar, it helps if one relative can stay in Jaipur during the admission.
What admission involves (in Hindi)Questions, answered
Questions from patients in Beawar
Still unsure about something? Our team is happy to help.
Call 72404-45656How far is Dr. Surabhi Mathur’s clinic from Beawar?
About 185 km by road. From Beawar, drive north-east past Ajmer to Kishangarh and join the Ajmer highway (NH-48) towards Jaipur via Dudu and Bagru. The highway comes into the city along Ajmer Road, right on the clinic’s side of Jaipur: turn towards Nirman Nagar and follow directions to Shiv Shakti Nagar, near Bharat School, without crossing the city centre. The drive usually takes three to four hours.
Can we come from Beawar and go back the same day?
Usually, yes. Set out early, book a late-morning or early-afternoon slot so that you travel in daylight both ways, and bring every earlier prescription and report so that the first consultation covers everything in one trip.
Can Dr. Mathur arrange hospital admission if it is needed?
Yes. Dr. Mathur is a Consultant Psychiatrist at Narayana Hospital, Pratap Nagar, Jaipur, where admission can be arranged when someone needs closer care, so treatment continues under the same psychiatrist. Call the clinic to discuss it.
How do I book an appointment from Beawar?
Call 72404-45656, send a WhatsApp message, or use the form on the Contact page. The team will confirm a time that suits you and your travel.
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Whether you’re facing stress, anxiety, depression or any emotional challenge, help is one conversation away.
In crisis or thinking about harming yourself? Call Tele-MANAS on 14416 (free, 24×7) or go to the nearest emergency department.
