Concerned About Your Child? This Is When You Can Consult Her

• Recurrent fever or infections
• Poor feeding or inadequate weight gain
• Developmental concerns (Autism, ADHD, speech delay, learning issues)
• High-risk newborn follow-up
• Behavioural or adolescent health issues
• Routine vaccinations and wellness visits
• Gastrointestinal or urinary problems
• Recurrent chest infections, asthma, allergies

Early consultation leads to better outcomes.

Dr. Pranjali Saxena

Associate Director – Department of Paediatrics, Medanta Super Speciality Hospital,

Dr. Pranjali Saxena is a senior Paediatrician and Neurodevelopmental Paediatrician, currently serving as Associate Director, Department of Paediatrics at Medanta Hospital, Lucknow. With years of clinical experience and a strong academic background, she is known for her calm demeanour, child-friendly approach, and evidence-based practice.

Her philosophy of care is rooted in clear communication with parents, accurate diagnosis, and individualized treatment plans, offering not only medical excellence but emotional reassurance to families.

Patient-Centered Care

At Medanta Hospital, Dr. Saxena works within a multidisciplinary team to deliver coordinated, advanced, and child-friendly care. From routine check-ups to complex paediatric and neurodevelopmental conditions, every child benefits from a safe environment supported by modern technology and ethical medical practices.

She conducts a General Paediatrics OPD from Monday to Saturday, along with a dedicated Child Development and High-Risk Newborn Specialty Clinic every Thursday, ensuring continuity of care, early identification, and timely intervention.

Why Choose Dr. Pranjali Saxena

• Leading Paediatrician at a tertiary care hospital
• Evidence-based, guideline-driven practice
• Compassionate and child-friendly approach
• Strong focus on preventive and holistic care
• Expertise in neurodevelopmental disorders & high-risk newborns
• Clear explanations and detailed parental counselling
• Your child is treated not just as a patient, but as a growing individual with unique needs.