Our Bopal centre is on the Sardar Patel Ring Road at the Bopal–Ambli junction, in Amrapali Axiom. It is on the main commercial frontage facing the 200-foot ring road, which makes it a straightforward stop for anyone in Bopal, South Bopal, Ambli, Ghuma or Shela.
Bopal grew from a village into one of west Ahmedabad’s largest residential belts — apartments, gated societies and bungalow schemes — and was absorbed into the municipal corporation in recent years. The Bopal–Ambli junction where our centre sits is the area’s primary orientation point.
The building fronts directly onto the Sardar Patel Ring Road, with Ambli–Bopal Road meeting it at the same junction and running east towards SG Highway. Bopal Cross Roads, Delhi Public School and the Umiya Mata Temple on Ambli–Bopal Road are the landmarks locals navigate by.
Worth knowing before you set out: there is no metro station in Bopal. The nearest is Thaltej Gam, the western end of the Blue Line, so most people arrive by road or on the BRTS corridor.
Fasting tests are easiest first thing — we open at 6:30am.
These are the areas most of our Bopal patients come from. Home collection is available right across Ahmedabad, so if you are not on this list we will still come to you — the booking page confirms slots for your pincode.
The centre is on the Sardar Patel Ring Road right at the Bopal–Ambli junction. If you have reached Bopal Circle you are at the right junction.
Take Ambli–Bopal Road west; it runs from the SG Highway side straight to the junction where it meets the ring road.
The Janmarg BRTS corridor serves this stretch, running via Ambli–Bopal Road and Bopal Cross Roads. AMTS buses also serve the Bopal approach.
The nearest metro is Thaltej Gam, the western terminus of the Blue Line, and it is a road journey from there. Plan to arrive by bus, auto or car.
Bopal and South Bopal are a long drive from most labs, which is exactly why free home collection makes sense here — a phlebotomist comes to your society at a slot you choose, at no extra charge.