Clinical care

Tuberculosis (TB) Clinic

Specialised, end-to-end care for drug-sensitive and drug-resistant tuberculosis.

The Unison team providing coordinated tuberculosis care

This page is for you if…

  • You have had a cough for more than two weeks
  • You have unexplained weight loss, night sweats or fever
  • You have been diagnosed with TB and want specialist care
  • Your TB treatment is not working, or was interrupted
  • You have been told you have drug-resistant TB

Tuberculosis can affect anyone and almost any part of the body. Treatment can be prolonged and may require close monitoring. Unison is one of the few private centres in India to provide specialised, end-to-end TB care in one clinic, reducing the need for patients to move between multiple centres during an already demanding course of care.

Unison is a specialised Tuberculosis Treatment Centre under India's National TB Elimination Programme (NTEP), with experience in managing drug-sensitive and drug-resistant TB, including MDR-TB.

Drug-resistant TB and NTEP support

Patients who require treatment for drug-resistant TB can be evaluated and enrolled in the NTEP programme. Medicines used for drug-resistant TB, including newer medicines such as bedaquiline and delamanid, are provided free of cost through NTEP where indicated and available under programme guidelines.

We provide evaluation, treatment planning, monitoring and follow-up throughout the course of TB treatment.

Under one roof

What is available here, at the centre.

  • In-house laboratory
  • X-ray
  • Monitoring tests during treatment
  • Counselling

Your visit

What to expect.

  1. 01

    A conversation first. The doctor listens to your history, symptoms and worries.

  2. 02

    Tests to confirm the diagnosis and understand how far it has spread.

  3. 03

    A treatment plan, explained clearly, including how long it will take and what side effects to watch for.

  4. 04

    Regular follow-up and monitoring until treatment is complete.

Who you may see

Senior doctors, not a revolving door.

You will be seen by one of our senior doctors. If you would like to see a particular doctor, say so when you call.

Questions people ask.

Can TB be cured?

Yes. Most TB can be cured when the right medicines are taken for the full course. Drug-sensitive TB is usually treated for at least six months. Drug-resistant TB needs longer, specialised treatment.

Will the people I live with be at risk?

Close contacts may need to be checked. Your doctor will explain who should be tested and which precautions make sense for your home.

What does the national programme provide?

Unison is a treatment centre under India's National TB Elimination Programme (NTEP). Where indicated, medicines for drug-resistant TB, including newer medicines, are provided free of cost through the programme under its guidelines.

Is my information kept private?

Yes. Your information stays within the care team, and we can talk through how and when to tell family or your workplace, if you wish.

Care at Unison is confidential and non-judgmental. Read our privacy promise.

Appointments

Request a call back about tuberculosis clinic

Leave your name and number and the clinic will call you to confirm a time with the right doctor. This request does not confirm an appointment. For anything urgent, please call.

Please do not share medical reports or detailed health information here. For emergencies, contact local emergency services.

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