Best for: you already have an editor
Studio recording
Book the setup, record your episode, take the raw files.
- Studio time with the setup ready
- A team member running the recording
- Raw video and audio files of every take
Podcasts for doctors & clinics · Hyderabad
Podcasts for doctors and clinics in Hyderabad
Patients search before they book. A short, honest video in which you explain a condition in plain Telugu or English answers their questions before the first consultation.
Why a podcast
Why it works for doctors & clinics
Most patients now look up their symptoms on YouTube before they walk into an OPD. What they find is often a stranger from another state, sometimes selling a supplement. A ten-minute episode in which you explain knee pain, a thyroid report or root canal treatment the way you do in your consultation room gives them something accurate to watch. It also shows them how you talk, which is what people want to know before choosing a doctor. For a clinic in Kukatpally or a hospital department in Banjara Hills, that video keeps working long after the shoot.
Video also saves time inside the clinic. The questions your staff answer twenty times a week, such as fasting before a blood test, what to expect after cataract surgery or how to use an inhaler, can become short clips you send on WhatsApp. Patients and their families can watch again at home, in the language they are comfortable with. Doctors who record in Telugu reach older parents who would never read a blog post. And because you are teaching rather than advertising, the format usually sits more comfortably with professional conduct rules than a paid promotion does.
Condition explainer
You speak to camera about one condition: causes, warning signs, when to see a doctor and what treatment usually involves. Works well as a numbered series for one department.
Doctor-to-doctor talk
Two specialists discuss a type of case, for example a cardiologist and a diabetologist on heart risk in diabetes. Referring doctors and well-read patients both watch these.
Myth versus fact
A colleague reads out beliefs patients bring to the clinic and you answer each one in a minute or two. Episodes stay short, and every answer is a ready clip.
Patient story, with consent
A recovered patient who has given written consent describes their experience while you explain the medical side. Keep identifying details to a minimum and never present one result as typical.
Episode ideas
Episodes you could record first
- 01Knee pain after 40: when it is arthritis and when it is not
- 02Reading your thyroid report: TSH, T3 and T4 in plain Telugu
- 03Root canal or extraction? What a dentist weighs before deciding
- 04Fasting before a blood test: what counts and what does not
- 05Dengue season in Hyderabad: platelet counts and when to go to hospital
- 06Back pain at an IT desk: a physiotherapist's daily routine
- 07Gestational diabetes: what the glucose test is actually checking
- 08After cataract surgery: the first two weeks, day by day
- 09Why your doctor asked for a CT and not an MRI, or the other way round
- 10A child's fever at night: what to watch before rushing to emergency
Be careful
What to watch on camera
- NMC's professional conduct rules restrict doctors from advertising themselves or soliciting patients. Keep episodes educational, leave out fees, discounts and 'book now' lines, and check the current regulations with your state medical council before you publish.
- Patient consent comes first. Anyone who appears, or whose case you describe, should agree in writing, and even then leave out names, report screenshots, children's faces and other details that could identify them.
- Avoid words like cure, permanent fix or 100 percent. The Drugs and Magic Remedies (Objectionable Advertisements) Act restricts advertising treatments for a list of conditions, and an overconfident line can mislead viewers even where it is not illegal.
- Use generic drug names and avoid praising a particular brand, device or lab, since medical conduct rules frown on doctors endorsing products. Say clearly that the episode is general information and viewers should consult a doctor about their own symptoms.
- Diagnostic centres offering ultrasound should keep any mention of a baby's sex out completely; the PCPNDT Act bans sex determination and advertising around it. Dentists and physiotherapists have their own councils, so check those rules too.
Where to publish and reuse it
- YouTube, with titles in the words patients actually type, such as 'knee pain treatment in Telugu', rather than textbook terms.
- WhatsApp: send the relevant clip after a consultation or before a procedure, instead of repeating the same instructions at the counter.
- Your Google Business Profile, where a short clip of you explaining a common problem helps people choosing between clinics nearby.
- The waiting-area screen, plus a QR code at reception that opens your playlist on the patient's phone.
- Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts for myth-versus-fact answers, captioned so they work on mute.
- LinkedIn, for doctor-to-doctor episodes aimed at referring physicians and hospital administrators.
These are general pointers, not legal advice. Rules change, so check the current guidance from your regulator or council before publishing.
Packages
How much we handle
Every package starts with a session at the studio. Ask for a quote on WhatsApp for your episodes.
Best for: your first episodes
Record + edit
We record it and hand back a finished, publish-ready episode.
- Everything in studio recording
- Full-episode edit with cleaned-up audio
- Intro, outro and on-screen name titles
- Thumbnail for the episode
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Full production
Shoot, edit, clips and posting, so the episode actually gets seen.
- Everything in record + edit
- Short vertical clips for Reels, Shorts and LinkedIn
- Captions on the clips
- YouTube title, description and upload
- Posting on your social accounts
Best for: busy teams who can't travel
At your place
We bring the podcast setup to your office, clinic or home. Hyderabad metro only.
- Setup brought to your location and tested
- A team member running the recording
- Record + edit or full production after the shoot
- Travel quoted together with the shoot
Best for: brands building an audience
Monthly series
A recurring slot every month and a release plan we run with you.
- Fixed recording days each month
- Topic and guest planning
- Full production on every episode
- Monthly release calendar
Best for: creators outside hyderabad
Editing only
Recorded somewhere else? Send the files; we edit and return them.
- Edit of your own recordings, from anywhere in India
- Audio clean-up and levelling
- Clips, captions and thumbnails on request
Location
Record at the studio
The studio
Sintech Podcast Studio
1st Floor, Flat No. 33/A, Zeenath Residency,102, beside HDFC Bank, Sri Nagar Colony,
Hyderabad, Telangana 500073
- Nearest metro: Madhura Nagar (Blue Line) and Punjagutta (Red Line), then a short auto ride.
- By appointment, Mon–Fri 10am–7pm · Sat 10am–5pm.
- Record in Telugu, English, Hindi or a mix.
Zeenath Residency, beside HDFC Bank, Sri Nagar Colony
Podcasts for doctors & clinics: questions
Is a doctor in India allowed to run a podcast?
Many doctors publish health education videos. What medical conduct rules frown on is self-promotion: soliciting patients, advertising fees, claiming to be better than other doctors or endorsing products. An episode that explains a condition clearly and tells viewers to consult a doctor is a different thing from an advertisement. Rules are revised from time to time, so check the current NMC regulations or ask your state medical council if you are unsure.
Can I record in Telugu so older patients understand?
Yes. Recording happens in Telugu, English, Hindi or a mix, which is how most consultations in Hyderabad actually sound. Many doctors explain in Telugu and keep the medical terms in English, so patients recognise them on their reports. Captioned clips also help when a son or daughter forwards the video to parents who like to read along while they listen.
My OPD timings are tight. How much of my time does a shoot take?
Less than you might expect. We agree the topics on WhatsApp beforehand and send a simple outline, so you arrive knowing what you will say. The cameras, microphones and lights are already set up and tested, and a team member runs the recording while you talk. Recording a few short episodes in one visit and releasing them weekly keeps the time away from patients low.
Can a hospital department run this as a regular series?
Yes. The monthly series package gives fixed recording days, topic planning and full production on every episode. A hospital can rotate consultants across departments, say cardiology one month and orthopaedics the next, under one channel. Your marketing team or medical superintendent can approve each edit before release, because edits come back on WhatsApp or email for sign-off before anything is posted.
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Podcast services
- Podcast studio rentalBook the set and record; a team member runs the recording.
- Podcast shoot at your placeWe bring the setup to your office, clinic or home. Hyderabad metro only.
- Video podcast productionPlan, shoot, edit and publish a full video podcast.
- Podcast editingSend recordings from anywhere in India; we edit them.
- Clips, Reels & ShortsVertical highlights with captions from every episode.
- YouTube channel managementTitles, thumbnails, chapters, uploads and playlists.
- Podcast launchConcept, name, trailer, cover art and your first episodes.
- Telugu podcastsRecord in Telugu or a Telugu-English mix, with Telugu captions.
- Corporate & brand podcastsLeadership talks, employer branding and customer stories.
- Interview & testimonial videosTalking-head, testimonial and course videos on the set.
Other people who record with us
- Real estate
- Coaches & consultants
- Startups & founders
- Educators & institutes
- Lawyers & CAs
- Politicians & public figures
- Creators & YouTubers
- Financial advisors
- Corporate teams & HR
Podcast studio, Sri Nagar Colony
Book your recording slot.
Message us with your topic and a date that suits you. We reply in working hours (Mon–Fri 10am–7pm · Sat 10am–5pm) with open slots and what to prepare.
1st Floor, Flat No. 33/A, Zeenath Residency, 102, beside HDFC Bank, Sri Nagar Colony, Hyderabad, Telangana 500073