Mount Lotus Hospital is centrally located so that you can get to the hospital easily irrespective of whether you use public transport or personal vehicles. We are  located at No. 102, Galle road, Mount Lavinia. The entrance has wheelchair access and there is ample parking and a drop-off area at the entrance to the hospital. The patients and visitors who are using the public transport also have easy access to the hospital since it is located near the main bus stand in Mount Lavinia.

Public transport is freely available to the hospital at any time of the year.

Trains
The hospital is located about 800 meters from Mount Lavinia railway station. From the railway station you can walk alone  Samudrasanna Road to the Galle Road and towards Ratmalana for about 50 meters and you will find the hospital on your right hand side.

Buses
Buses operating on the following bus routes stop near the hospital:

• 100 Panadura – Pettah
• 102 Moratuwa – Kotahena
• 255 Kottawa – Mount Lavinia
• 101 Moratuwa – Pettah

Taxis
Our front office staff will arrange a taxi for you on your request.

Parking
Parking is available on-site for patients and visitors at a nominal fee. Patients or visitors with accessibility issues should use the car parking bays next to the hospital.

Here are some of the other services
• Inward Facilities
• Comfortable rooms with attached washrooms.
• Ambulatory Surgical Centers
• Diabetes Education Centers
• Casualty Eye and ENT care Services
• Maintaining Services
• Diabetic & Endocrinology Clinic
• Optical Shop with Showroom
• Restaurant

Mount Lotus Hospital has ensured that all COVID-19 precautions stipulated the the health authorities of Sri Lanka are strictly adhered to. These include:
• Washing hands prior to entering
• Temperature checks
• Compulsory facemasks for entry
• Recording of contact details for contact tracing
• Social distancing
• Hand sanitisers readily available
• Well-trained staff members
• Regular cleaning and disinfecting several times a day

Payments can be made via cash, credit card or debit card.

Our Out Patient Department is open 7.00 am to 8.00 pm, seven days a week and is located on the 2nd floor of the building. You will be investigated for your condition by our consultants using a range of specialized tests and we will discuss the treatment options with you. Your appointment may take up to three hours or more and you need to arrive on time in order to avoid delays in treatments. You will be able to select from a number of consultant Eye & ENT specialized. Please bring the current list of your medications and the clinic reports relevant to each appointment.

You may visit our hospital if you experience:

• Any impairment of vision or hearing
• Any illness or injury to the eye, ear, nose or throat or
• Any other common health problems treatable in OPD

The seriousness of your condition will be assessed by a triage nurse when you arrive to determine how quickly you need to be seen. This is why occasionally, some people arriving after you may be treated before you. If you have a health condition, such as fever or common cold, wound cleaning, etc. we recommend that you see our general physicians in OPD.

Also, if you are a registered patient of Mount Lotus Hospital and a privilege card holder, please make sure that you bring your card whenever you visit the hospital for treatments.

We conduct surgeries for the patients at our fully-equipped modern surgical theaters which are located on the 5^th floor of the hospital. Your surgical procedure information sheet and our staff will explain about your procedures and pre-operative instructions.  If you are having elective cataract surgery you can be expected to be discharged on the same day. Many other eye, ear, nose and throat surgeries are also performed as day surgeries. If you need to stay admitted you will be given the option of staying in the ward or in a compostable individual room. 

If you are attending an eye consultation, we advise you not to drive as eye drops may be used which could blur your vision temporarily and therefore pose a risk to you and others when driving.  If possible always visit the hospital with a guardian or someone you trust. 

Yes, we do. In order to ensure that you understand your medical condition, we can organize an interpreter to communicate in your preferred language.