Orthopaedics · Aditya Hospital, Rewari
Best Orthopaedic Doctor in Rewari — Dr. Neeraj Kalra, Aditya Hospital
Shoulder, Knee & Sports Injury Specialist · Arthroscopy and Joint Replacement Surgery
A knee that gives way, a shoulder that keeps slipping out, a ligament tear that has not settled, or a fracture after a fall — Dr. Neeraj Kalra treats bone and joint problems at Aditya Hospital, Rewari. He holds MS Orthopaedics from KEM Hospital, Mumbai and a two-year FNB super-specialty fellowship in Arthroscopy & Sports Injuries, so keyhole knee and shoulder surgery is done here in Rewari — not ninety minutes away in Delhi or Gurgaon.
OPD: Monday to Wednesday, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM · Emergency & trauma 24×7

Dr. Neeraj Kalra
Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon
- MBBS
- MS Orthopaedics — KEM Hospital, Mumbai
- FNB Arthroscopy & Sports Injuries — DMH, Pune
- Shoulder, knee, arthroscopy & arthroplasty
MS Orthopaedics
KEM Hospital, Mumbai
FNB — 2 years
Arthroscopy & Sports Injuries, NBEMS
Shoulder & Knee
Specialist practice
NABH Accredited
Aditya Hospital, Rewari
24×7 Trauma
Emergency & fracture care
Come in today, do not wait for OPD hours
- You cannot put weight on the leg after an injury
- The joint looks out of shape or has dislocated
- The knee has locked and will not straighten
- Severe swelling within an hour of the injury
- An open wound over a suspected broken bone
- The arm or leg is numb, cold or pale below the injury
Emergency and trauma cover runs 24 hours, every day. Call 7015999657 or come straight to the hospital.
Treatments & Facilities
Bone and joint problems treated in Rewari
From a hairline fracture to a torn ligament to a worn-out joint — these are the problems an orthopaedic surgeon in Rewari sees every week, and all of them are treated here.
Fracture and broken bone treatment
Joint dislocation
Sports injury treatment
Knee and shoulder injuries
Ligament and tendon injuries
ACL / PCL injury and surgery
Meniscus injury and repair
Shoulder injury and dislocation
Rotator cuff injury
Arthroscopy (keyhole) surgery
Knee and shoulder replacement
Joint pain and arthritis
Road accident and trauma injuries
Plaster, splint and bracing
Other bone and joint problems
Already know your problem? Read about arthroscopy surgery, knee replacement and partial knee replacement, see the five warning signs you should see an orthopedic specialist for knee pain, or read one patient’s account of going from unbearable knee pain to walking free after arthroscopy surgery.
About the Doctor
Dr. Neeraj Kalra — training and credentials
Dr. Neeraj Kalra is a Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon at Aditya Hospital, Rewari, specialising in shoulder, knee and sports injuries, arthroscopy and sports medicine.
He completed his MBBS and MS Orthopaedics at KEM Hospital, Mumbai, followed by clinical and academic experience in leading teaching institutions. He then completed a two-year Fellowship of National Board (FNB) in Arthroscopy & Sports Injuries under the National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS), at Deenanath Mangeshkar Hospital, Pune.
What the FNB actually means. MS Orthopaedics is the general qualification every orthopaedic surgeon holds. The FNB sits on top of it — two further years spent almost entirely on keyhole joint surgery and sports injuries, examined nationally. Most orthopaedic surgeons in a district town are general trauma and joint replacement surgeons; fellowship training in arthroscopy is uncommon outside metro hospitals.
His practice covers arthroscopic surgery, sports injuries, shoulder and knee disorders, ligament and meniscal injuries, joint replacement and arthroplasty — with a focus on evidence-based, individualised care.
Qualifications
- MBBS
- MS Orthopaedics — KEM Hospital, Mumbai
- FNB Arthroscopy & Sports Injuries — two years, NBEMS, Deenanath Mangeshkar Hospital, Pune
- Consultant Orthopaedics & Sports Injury — Aditya Hospital, Rewari
Why Patients Choose Him
Why patients in Rewari choose Dr. Neeraj Kalra
Super-specialty training, close to home
MS Orthopaedics from KEM Hospital, Mumbai, plus a two-year FNB in arthroscopy and sports injuries — a combination uncommon in a district town, and the reason keyhole knee and shoulder work can be done here.
One team from first visit to last
Consultation, imaging, surgery and in-house physiotherapy sit inside one NABH-accredited hospital — so the surgeon who operated is the one who reviews your recovery.
Straight answers about whether to operate
You should be told what is torn, what the non-surgical option is where one exists, and what happens if you wait. Second opinions are welcome — bring the films.
Round-the-clock trauma cover
Fractures, dislocations and road-accident injuries do not wait for OPD hours. The orthopaedic department is backed by 24×7 emergency, ICU and theatre cover.
Book a Consultation
OPD timings, location and what to bring
OPD Days
Monday to Wednesday
Emergency & trauma 24×7, all week
Timings
9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Arrive 15 minutes early for registration
Appointments
7015999657 · 7015999658
or book online
Where
Aditya Hospital, A-Block, Suncity, HUDA Bypass, Rewari, Haryana · directions
What to bring
Your films and reports — previous X-rays, MRI or CT films, and a list of current medicines
Consultation fee
Call the OPD desk — the desk will confirm the current fee when you book
FAQs
Questions about orthopaedic treatment in Rewari
Who is the best orthopaedic doctor in Rewari?
It depends on what is wrong with you. For fractures and general bone problems, most orthopaedic surgeons in the district are well equipped. For a knee or shoulder injury, a torn ligament or a shoulder that keeps dislocating, look specifically for fellowship training in arthroscopy and sports injuries. Dr. Neeraj Kalra at Aditya Hospital holds MS Orthopaedics from KEM Hospital, Mumbai and a two-year FNB in Arthroscopy & Sports Injuries, alongside joint replacement and trauma practice.
What is an FNB in Arthroscopy & Sports Injuries, and why does it matter?
FNB is a super-specialty qualification from the National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences, taken after MS Orthopaedics — two further years devoted almost entirely to keyhole joint surgery and sports injuries. It matters because ligament reconstruction and arthroscopic shoulder work are technique-dependent: the number of cases a surgeon has done under supervision changes the result.
Is keyhole (arthroscopic) knee and shoulder surgery available in Rewari?
Yes. ACL reconstruction, meniscus repair, shoulder stabilisation and rotator cuff repair are performed at Aditya Hospital in Rewari, with in-house imaging and physiotherapy for the rehabilitation that follows — so there is no need to travel to Delhi or Gurgaon for the surgery or the months of follow-up after it.
Do I need an X-ray or MRI before my first appointment?
No — come as you are. If you already have films or reports, bring them: it avoids repeating a scan. If you have none, the orthopaedic surgeon will examine the joint first and order only the imaging actually needed. An MRI is not required for every knee or shoulder problem.
How long does recovery take after ACL reconstruction or rotator cuff repair?
Your surgeon will give you a timeline for your own case. What is true in general is that the operation is the shorter part: supervised physiotherapy runs for months afterwards, and returning to sport or heavy physical work is staged rather than a single discharge date. Skipping that phase is the commonest reason a technically good repair underperforms.
What is the consultation fee with Dr. Neeraj Kalra?
Please call the OPD desk on 7015999657 — the current fee is confirmed when you book. The cost of any treatment that follows depends on the problem, whether surgery is needed, the procedure, implants where used, anaesthesia and length of stay. All of it is discussed before anything is scheduled.
Book an appointment with Dr. Neeraj Kalra
Orthopaedics, arthroscopy and sports injury OPD at Aditya Hospital, Rewari — Monday to Wednesday, 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM. Emergency and trauma care available 24 hours, every day.
General health information about orthopaedic care at Aditya Hospital, Rewari. It is not a diagnosis and does not replace an examination by a qualified orthopaedic doctor. If you cannot bear weight after an injury, or the limb is numb, cold or deformed, go to an emergency department immediately.