Consulting Physician · Emergency Medicine
MBBS (K.J. Somaiya Medical College) · Masters in Emergency Medicine (SEMI) · Emergency Medicine training at Hinduja Hospital · Registered with the Maharashtra Medical Council
Dr. Foram Kothari Shah completed her MBBS at K.J. Somaiya Medical College, Sion, and her Masters in Emergency Medicine (Society for Emergency Medicine, India, 2022) with training at Hinduja Hospital. She also has clinical experience at Kokilaben Dhirubhai Ambani Hospital.
She looks after families in Thakur Village, Thakur Complex and the surrounding neighbourhood — from everyday illnesses to long-term conditions like BP, diabetes and thyroid — and visits elderly patients at home. She has a special interest in joint pain and arthritis care.
Common conditions seen at the clinic, at home and online.
Viral fever, dengue, malaria, typhoid, cough, cold, throat infections
BP check-ups and long-term management
Sugar control, HbA1c review, diet guidance
Thyroid tests and follow-up care
Knee, back and joint pain, swelling, stiffness
Special interestAcidity, loose motions, vomiting, food poisoning
Asthma, wheezing, allergies, chest congestion
Urine infections, period concerns, anaemia
Rashes, itching, minor skin infections
Cuts, sprains, dressing and first aid
Routine tests and report review
Assessment of sudden illness and hospital referral when needed
When specialist care is needed, you will be referred to a trusted specialist nearby.
Monday to Saturday · Closed on Sundays · All timings IST. For life-threatening emergencies, call 108 or go to the nearest hospital.
24, Viceroy Court, Thakur Village
Video or chat, for patients in India
Thakur Village and nearby
Urgent, not life-threatening
For seniors in Thakur Village and nearby, and for families who live away from their parents.
Home visits ₹1,000 · Monthly plan details on WhatsApp
Regular, unhurried care for seniors, especially those who live alone.
Family video consultation ₹1,000
Living abroad while your parents are in Mumbai? Book a video consultation for them and join the call from wherever you are.
Online consultations are for patients located in India.
Fill in the form and send it on WhatsApp. The clinic will confirm your slot.
For online and family consultations, a secure payment link (UPI, cards, net banking) is sent on WhatsApp after your slot is confirmed.
Send the booking form or message on WhatsApp. The clinic confirms your time.
Send your symptoms and any reports — blood tests, X-ray, ECG, old prescriptions — on WhatsApp.
A payment link (UPI, cards, net banking) is sent once your slot is confirmed.
A 10-minute video or chat consultation. Your reports are organised so the doctor is prepared.
If clinically indicated, a digital prescription for up to 3 days of medicines is sent to you.
Medicine reminders on WhatsApp, and a follow-up message when your course ends.
24, Viceroy Court, Thakur Village, Kandivali East, Mumbai — 400101
Serving Thakur Village, Thakur Complex, Samta Nagar and nearby areas of Kandivali East.
Online consultations follow the Telemedicine Practice Guidelines (2020) issued under the National Medical Commission and are for patients located in India. All consultations are conducted by Dr. Foram Kothari Shah, registered with the Maharashtra Medical Council. Patient consent is taken before every online consultation.
Digital tools may be used to organise your history and reports for the doctor. All clinical decisions, diagnoses and prescriptions are made only by the doctor. A prescription is issued only when clinically appropriate and is not guaranteed.
As clinic policy, online prescriptions are limited to a maximum of 3 days of medicines, and medicines restricted for telemedicine are not prescribed online.
Online consultation is not a substitute for emergency care. For chest pain, breathlessness, unconsciousness, severe bleeding or any life-threatening situation, call 108 or go to the nearest hospital immediately.
Your personal and health information is kept confidential and used only for your care, in line with the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023. Health updates are shared with family members only with the patient's consent.