Hospitals and Clinics
| Hospital / Doctor details | Specialist | Address |
|---|---|---|
| Government Hospital | General | Hospital Road |
| E. Prem Kumar M.B.B.S | General | 4/35 E CSI Mission Compound, Scudder nagar |
| S. Arul Raja B.D.S | Dental | No.71 Marakkanam Road, near Over Bridge Entrance |
| P. Venugopal Retd J.D | General | 2 Panchanathan Street |
| V. Thambiraja B.Sc., M.B.B.S | General | 7 Marikula Street |
| S. Murugan | Siddha | 3/1, Bharathi Street |
| A. Mohan B.D.S | Dental | 1 Bharathi Street |
| A.R. Baskar M.B.B.S | General | 1 Nehru Street |
| S. Balamurugan B.D.S | Dental | 19 Bajanai Koil Street |
| R. Shanmugasundaram M.D | Cardiologist | 38 Perumal Koil St. |
| S. Natarajan M.B.B.S | General | 38 Perumal Koil St. |
| N. Palani M.B.B.S | General | 19 Mariammankoil Street |
| Dharmalingam M.B.B.S | Pediatrician | 1 Keerakara Street |
| P.S ekar M.B.B.S | General | 362 Nehru Street |
| V. Lakshmi M.B.B.S | General | 1U Rottikara Street |
| V.V. Varadharajan M.B.B.S | General | 1A Rottikara Street |
| P. Krishnarajan M.B.B.S | Dermatologist | 131 Nehru Street |
| A. Prabhavathi, M.B.B.S.,D.G.O | Maternity | 23 Kamatchiamman koil St. |
| C. Kasinathan M.B.B.S | Ophthalmologist | 19115, Nehru Street |
| S. Ramadass M.B.B.S | General | 44A, Kamatchiammankoil STreet |
| R. Suresh M.B.B.S | Pediatrician | 7, Kamatchiammankoil Street |
| R. Masilamani M.B.B.S | General | 238, Nehru Street |
| K. Santhanakrishna | Orthodontist and Dental Surgeon |
334A-1, Nehru Street |
| P. Chandrakanthan, B.P.T. | Physiotherapist | |
| Saravanan, B.D.S., | Dentist | |
| Vinothraja, B.D.S., | Dentist | Bharati Street |
| Vithya, M.B.B.S., P.G. Dip (Diabetology) | Diabetologist | Thambirajah Hospital, Bharati Street |
| Radha. R.B.D.S., | Dentist | N.K. Nagar |
| Dr. R. Palaniraman MBBS | Pediatrician | Devangar Street. |
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