Lotus is located in HSR Layout, accessible from parts of Sarjapur Road through the Agara and Outer Ring Road area. It is not represented as a Sarjapur Road branch. Patients should compare live travel time with the urgency and frequency of care before choosing where to attend.
LOCATION & DIRECTIONS
Getting to Lotus from Sarjapur Road
Lotus Multi Speciality Hospital
2361, 24th Main Road, 1st Sector, HSR Layout, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560102
Near Bangalore One, HSR Layout 1st Sector
Open 24 hours, 7 days · OPD timings vary by doctor
Lotus is on 24th Main Road in Sector 1, near Bangalore One. Autos and cabs can drop at the entrance on 24th Main.
Head into HSR Sector 1 from the Agara Lake side of the Outer Ring Road and continue to 24th Main Road.
Take the Sarjapur Road or 27th Main HSR approach towards Sector 1, then turn onto 24th Main Road.
Travel along the Outer Ring Road towards Agara, enter HSR Layout Sector 1 and continue to 24th Main Road.
Use the Outer Ring Road from Silk Board towards HSR Layout and turn into Sector 1.
Cross from Hosur Road into HSR Layout through the Sector 7 side and continue north to Sector 1.
Come towards Agara and the Outer Ring Road junction, then into HSR Layout Sector 1.
Take Hosur Road to Silk Board, then the Outer Ring Road into HSR Layout. Best for planned visits.
Travel time changes with traffic. Check live directions before you leave and allow time for registration.
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Lotus Multi Speciality Hospital is rated 4.3 on Google from 730+ patient reviews. On Practo it is rated 5.0 from 3,873 patient stories. Read every review on the platforms, or tell other patients about your visit.
PATIENT STORIES
What patients say
The depth of expertise he brings, combined with his practical, no-nonsense approach to treatment, is truly exceptional. I have consulted him multiple times for different orthopedic concerns involving various members of my family, and every single experience has been outstanding.
Shayanth approaches patients in a systematic way. Explained clearly on the pros and cons. He was clear and concise on treatment option, expectations, and individual response to treatment.
Visited for pregnancy checkup, dr. Siri vani reddy is simply friendly and honest, she explains clearly the health issues, not in a hurry always gives time to patients. I was happy to deliver a baby under her guidance, would definitely recommend this doctor and I am really thankful for doctor for making my pregnancy journey easy.
Dr Sridhar Reddy is definitely a very experienced doctor. I met many orthopaedic before him who suggested unnecessary tests & medicines with no results. Dr Sridhar found a logical approach, gave medicines & advised only therapy exercises. Very satisfactory. Thank you. Privilege to have you in HSR layout.
Access considerations
Traffic around the Outer Ring Road and Agara can change quickly. Check navigation shortly before departure and call the hospital for the correct entrance or accessibility information. Avoid publishing a fixed ‘minutes away’ claim that may be misleading.
Repeated physiotherapy, antenatal or chronic-care visits make travel practicality particularly important. Ask whether follow-up can be coordinated on the same day when clinically appropriate.
- Use live route information
- Confirm the exact HSR address
- Plan for peak-hour variation
- Coordinate repeat visits
- Arrange post-procedure transport
- Confirm current clinic schedule
Care available through the HSR hub
The site connects patients to orthopaedics, women’s health, general surgery, internal medicine, cardiology, paediatrics, dermatology, psychiatry, dental and maxillofacial care, ENT, vascular surgery, plastic surgery and physiotherapy.
Service availability and clinician schedules can change. Confirm by phone before travel, especially when a particular procedure or investigation is required.
- Adult physician care
- Joint and injury care
- Pregnancy and gynaecology
- Surgical assessment
- Child health
- Specialist outpatient services
Routine versus urgent care
Use a planned appointment for stable symptoms, review, second opinions and preventive care. Severe or rapidly changing symptoms should go to the nearest suitable emergency service rather than a more distant preferred hospital.
- Match travel to urgency
- Know emergency warning signs
- Carry prior records
- Call ahead
- Keep a return plan
- Ask who coordinates follow-up
Medical information is general and does not replace an individual consultation.