Serving Delhi, Delhi NCR
Fully Managed Hospital Pharmacies in Delhi
Zero capital setup
We handle the entire fit-out, inventory, and licensing for your hospital in Delhi. You invest nothing upfront.
Maximized revenue
By capturing 100% of your OPD footfall with a fully stocked pharmacy, we guarantee higher returns for Delhi hospitals.
Compliance handled
From local Delhi NCR drug licenses to daily audits, Medyzen manages all regulatory compliance so you don't have to.
Why now
Transforming hospital pharmacies in Delhi
With a growing healthcare sector, hospitals and clinics in Delhi face increasing pressure to modernize their infrastructure. Managing an in-house pharmacy distracts from patient care. We partner with over 45+ healthcare facilities nationwide, bringing enterprise-grade pharmacy operations directly to your hospital.
Drug licensing for clinics & hospitals in Delhi
Pharmacies, clinics, and hospitals in Delhi are licensed under the Drugs & Cosmetics Act by the Drugs Control Department, Directorate of Health Services (GNCTD). Medyzen manages this entire licence application — Form 20 (retail) and Form 21 (wholesale) — as part of onboarding, so your hospital or clinic never deals with the paperwork directly.
We work with hospitals, nursing homes, and clinics across Delhi, including Dwarka, Rohini, Saket, Karol Bagh, South Extension, Janakpuri.
FAQ
Delhi pharmacy & clinic FAQs
The Drugs Control Department under Delhi's Directorate of Health Services (GNCTD) issues retail (Form 20/21) and wholesale drug licences within the NCT of Delhi. Medyzen manages this application end-to-end for partner hospitals.
Yes — a clinic can hold a retail drug licence and dispense medicines on-site, provided it meets the Drugs & Cosmetics Act's space, storage, and registered-pharmacist requirements. Medyzen's managed model covers this for clinics and nursing homes too, not just large hospitals.
Typically under 30 days from signed agreement to live pharmacy, since Medyzen handles the licence application, fit-out, inventory, and staffing in parallel rather than sequentially.
Zero upfront capital. Medyzen funds the fit-out, inventory, and staffing, and the hospital earns a fixed monthly income plus a share of pharmacy revenue instead of bearing the ₹35 lakh–₹1.75 crore traditional setup cost.