FOR BHADRAK PATIENTS

Arthritis Treatment for Bhadrak Patients

Bhadrak sits on the main Howrah–Chennai railway corridor and is one of the closer towns to Bhubaneswar, yet many residents still travel further afield or simply live with joint pain rather than seek out a dedicated rheumatology clinic close to home.

WHY OARC

Why Bhadrak Patients Travel to OARC in Bhubaneswar

That is why a steady stream of patients from Bhadrak and the surrounding district make the journey to the Odisha Arthritis & Rheumatology Center (OARC) at Saheed Nagar, Bhubaneswar. OARC practises rheumatology and nothing else: diagnosing and treating arthritis and autoimmune joint disease is the clinic’s entire focus. For a condition that will be with you for years, one well-planned trip to a specialist centre can change the whole course of treatment.

PLAN YOUR VISIT

Planning Your Visit from Bhadrak

Bhubaneswar is approximately 130 km from Bhadrak — among the shortest journeys of any outstation patients OARC sees. Bhadrak Junction is a major stop on the Howrah–Chennai line with frequent trains to Bhubaneswar, typically under 2–3 hours, and the drive down NH16 is comfortably possible within a single morning.

Bhadrak to Bhubaneswar: distance and travel time
HowDistanceUsual travel time
Road (NH-16)about 128 kmabout 2 hr 30 min
Train (Howrah–Chennai main line)about 144 kmabout 2 to 3½ hours; around 17 trains a day

Tip for Bhadrak district patients: Bhadrak is close enough for an easy day trip. A morning train or an early start by road gets you to Bhubaneswar well within the 9 AM–2 PM OPD, with time for blood tests and the report review the same day.

Distances and times are approximate and vary with traffic and train schedules. Sources: rail and road route planners (Paytm Trains, Yatra, Rome2rio, ixigo), checked October 2026.

A little preparation makes the trip far more productive:

  • Fix your appointment before you book tickets. Call +91 93386 53086 and mention you are travelling from Bhadrak, so your consultation can be scheduled on a day that suits your train timings. The clinic runs Monday to Saturday, 9:00 AM–2:00 PM and 4:30 PM–9:00 PM.
  • Arrive for the morning session if you can. Being seen early in the day leaves time for any blood tests or imaging the doctor advises, often allowing outstation patients to complete more in a single visit.
  • Carry every medical record you have. Old prescriptions, blood reports (ESR, CRP, RF, anti-CCP, uric acid if tested), X-rays or MRI films, discharge summaries, and a written list of the medicines you currently take — including any steroids or painkillers.

Travelling from Bhadrak? Confirm your appointment before you book your tickets.

CONDITIONS

Conditions We Treat

OARC evaluates and manages the full range of rheumatic diseases, including:

  • Rheumatoid arthritis — persistent pain, swelling and morning stiffness in the small joints
  • Gout — sudden, intensely painful attacks, usually starting in the big toe, driven by high uric acid
  • Osteoarthritis, ankylosing spondylitis, lupus, psoriatic arthritis and other autoimmune conditions — see the complete list of conditions we treat
WHY PATIENTS CHOOSE US

Why Patients from Bhadrak Choose OARC

  • Specialist-only care. OARC is not a general hospital where arthritis is one department among many — rheumatology is all we do.
  • Four specialist doctors under one roof. Dr. Jyoti Ranjan Parida (founder and consulting rheumatologist), Dr. Debashis Maikap (consulting rheumatologist), Dr. Debasis Jena (pain specialist), and Dr. Manas Kumar Behera (gastroenterologist).
  • Reliable diagnostics. Laboratory investigations are done in collaboration with NABL-accredited labs, so treatment decisions rest on dependable results.
  • Continuity for outstation patients. Your file, your doctor and your treatment plan stay in one place across every follow-up visit.
2 CENTRES · SAME PHONE & HOURS

Coming from Bhadrak? Choose the centre that suits your journey

Sailashree Vihar is in Chandrasekharpur in the north of the city, so it is often the more convenient stop if you are driving in from the Cuttack side. If you arrive by train at Bhubaneswar railway station, Saheed Nagar is the closer of the two centres.

Saheed Nagar (Main Centre)

Dr. Jyoti Ranjan Parida consults here

A/90, Saheed Nagar, opp. Ayakar Bhavan, Bhubaneswar 751007

Mon–Sat 9 AM–2 PM & 4:30–9 PM · Sunday closed

Get directionsCall +91 93386 53086

Sailashree Vihar, Chandrasekharpur

Dr. Debashis Maikap consults here

P-13/14, Sailashree Vihar, Chandrasekharpur, Bhubaneswar 751021

Mon–Sat 8–9 AM & 5–6 PM · Sunday closed

Get directionsCall +91 78732 11235

Travelling a long way? Call before you set out to confirm which doctor is at which centre on your day. Planning help: travel guide for out-of-town patients · Saheed Nagar vs Sailashree Vihar: which centre to pick

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions from Bhadrak Patients

A suddenly hot, swollen, very painful joint — especially with fever — can be septic arthritis, a medical emergency that needs same-day care. Call +91 93386 53086 right away (please call rather than WhatsApp), or go to your nearest emergency department if the clinic is closed. Do not wait to travel from Bhadrak for a scheduled slot. Read about septic arthritis.
OARC’s two centres are in Bhubaneswar, about 128 km from Bhadrak by road (around 2½ hours on NH-16) or 2 to 3½ hours by train. A first visit from Bhadrak is comfortably a same-day return trip.
No. OARC has two centres, both in Bhubaneswar: the main centre at A/90, Saheed Nagar, and a second centre at P-13/14, Sailashree Vihar, Chandrasekharpur. There is no branch, visiting clinic or camp in Bhadrak, so please be cautious of anyone claiming otherwise. Patients from Bhadrak consult us at the Bhubaneswar centre.
Many patients do. If you arrive during the morning session with your old reports in hand, the consultation and most recommended tests can usually be set in motion the same day. Confirm your appointment by phone first so your visit is not wasted.
Gout is a core focus at OARC, and our rheumatology team has particular expertise in it. Recurrent attacks are a sign that uric acid needs long-term control, not just painkillers during flares — exactly the kind of structured plan a rheumatology centre provides.
That depends on your diagnosis and how you respond to treatment — your doctor will set a realistic follow-up schedule at the first visit, keeping the distance from Bhadrak in mind.

Book Your Consultation Before You Travel

Coming from Bhadrak? Call +91 93386 53086 to schedule your visit, or book online. OARC, A/90 Saheed Nagar, Bhubaneswar — open Monday to Saturday, 9:00 AM–2:00 PM and 4:30 PM–9:00 PM.

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