Apollo Sage Hospitals Reviews

I'd been to a couple of doctors about this nagging fatigue and joint pain, and everyone kept saying it was stress. Dr. Apoorva was the first one who actually sat and listened to my whole history. She ordered some specific tests others hadn't, and it turned out to be something pretty rare. She explained it all on a notepad, drew little diagrams. I was scared, but she laid out a clear plan. I'm on the mend now, and I honestly don't think anyone else would have connected the dots.

Had to get a minor cyst removed. Honestly, I was more nervous about the hospital experience than the procedure itself. Dr. Suran's team at Apollo Sage made it a non-event. The whole thing was over in what felt like twenty minutes. She checked in right after, the nurse gave clear instructions for the bandage, and that was that. It was so straightforward it almost felt boring, in the best possible way.

The parking at Apollo Sage was a nightmare that day, I was already flustered. But from the front desk to the nurse who took my vitals, everyone was calm and kind. The place just felt clean and quiet, which helped a lot. When Dr. Apoorva came in, she was completely focused, not rushed. It felt like the whole environment, staff included, was set up to let her just do her job well without the patient feeling like a number.

Look, I'm not great with doctors. I get tongue-tied and forget my questions. Dr. Suran has this way of just... talking *with* you. She asks about your work, remembers your kid's name from last time. It sounds small, but when she explained my blood pressure meds, she did it while leaning against the counter, like we were figuring it out together. She doesn't talk down to you. Makes a huge difference when you're trying to manage your health.

My mother was admitted with severe abdominal pain. We were all scared, honestly. Dr. Gupta sat with us in the waiting area and explained everything in simple Hindi, step by step. He didn't rush us, even though it was busy. He told us what the scans showed, what the surgery would involve, and what to expect after. Just knowing what was happening took a huge weight off our shoulders. The hospital itself was crowded that day, but his calm manner made all the difference for our family.

Had a stubborn skin infection that wouldn't clear up. Went to Dr. Gupta. He looked at it, asked a few questions, changed my medication. It worked. No fuss, no long speeches. He listens, he acts. That's what I needed.

My little boy had a high fever that wouldn't break, and we were so worried. Dr. Gupta has such a gentle way about him. He spoke softly, examined my son without startling him, and explained the treatment plan to me clearly. He remembered our names at the follow-up. It felt like we were in caring hands, not just efficient ones. The care was thorough, but it was his kindness we'll remember most.

After weeks of feeling run-down and getting nowhere with other doctors, I saw Dr. Gupta. He actually pieced together my symptoms and ordered the right tests—turned out to be a thyroid issue. I was so relieved to finally have an answer and a plan! He was direct but encouraging. Started treatment, and I'm already feeling more like myself. What a difference it makes when someone really digs in and figures it out.

I've been seeing Dr. Jagdish Singh for my blood pressure for almost eight years now. He remembers the little things, like asking about my daughter's college applications from our last chat. That consistency is hard to find. I don't feel like just another file on his desk at Apollo Sage. He's straightforward, tells me when I need to do better, and I trust his judgment completely.

First time at a big hospital like Apollo Sage and I was a mess, convinced I had something serious. Dr. Singh just had this calm way about him. He actually listened to my rambling, did a thorough check, and said, 'Let's not borrow trouble.' Turned out to be a bad case of stress. He made a scary situation feel manageable.

Dr. Singh is good. Fixed my stomach issue that was bugging me for weeks. Explained things clearly, no confusing jargon. Got the meds right the first time. Would go back.

So I went in for what I thought was just a lingering cough. The waiting area was packed, typical for a Tuesday. Dr. Singh, though, didn't rush. He asked about my work (I'm a teacher, so the chalk dust probably doesn't help), my sleep, everything. He even noticed I'd been favoring one side when I sat down. Ordered a couple of extra tests just to be sure, and it caught a minor infection early. The whole thing felt very considered, not like an assembly line. Parking's still a nightmare, but he's worth the hassle.

I'd been to a couple of doctors for this nagging pain in my side, and everyone just said it was stress. Dr. Dube actually listened, asked a bunch of questions that seemed unrelated at first, and ordered a specific scan the others hadn't. Turns out it was a weird, early-stage thing with my gallbladder. He explained it all with a diagram on his notepad—no fancy jargon. I was really scared, but his plan made sense. At Apollo Sage, the whole team knew what was going on, which helped a lot.

Had to get a small cyst removed from my back. Honestly, I was more worried about the paperwork and the wait than the actual thing. The process at Apollo Sage was straightforward, and Dr. Dube's team had it all sorted. The procedure itself was quick. He checked in a couple of times after, just a simple phone call from his nurse to see how the healing was going. It was one less thing to stress about, which I appreciated.

The place itself is nice, I guess—very clean, good AC. But what stood out was the front desk lady. I was flustered because parking was full and I was running late. She was so calm, got me checked in fast, and even remembered my name when I came out. The nurses on the floor were the same; one even brought an extra blanket without me asking. Dr. Dube seems to have a team that actually cares, which makes a big difference when you're not feeling great.

Look, I don't really like hospitals or doctors. I get nervous. Dr. Dube has this way of talking to you like a normal person. He sat down, didn't look at the clock, and just let me ramble a bit about my symptoms. He didn't rush to a prescription. He actually asked about my job and if I was sleeping okay. Felt like he was trying to figure *me* out, not just the checklist of problems. That meant more to me than any medicine he could have given me.

I was so scared going in for my first ever check-up. My hands were literally shaking. Dr. Yadav just talked to me like a normal person, explained everything in simple words, and didn't rush me at all. I left feeling like a weight was off my shoulders. The hospital was busy but he made time.

Had my gallbladder out last month. The worst part was the first couple days after, but Dr. Yadav's team had a clear plan for the pain meds that actually worked. He checked on me himself every morning, asked about specific pains, and adjusted things. Recovery's been steady, no surprises. Still sore, but manageable.

Needed a doctor for a nasty sinus thing. Went to Dr. Yadav at Apollo. He was straight to the point, gave me a prescription that worked, and that was that. No fuss. Got what I needed.

I'd been feeling run-down for months, just off. Saw Dr. Yadav after my usual clinic closed. He spent a good 20 minutes just asking questions—stuff I wouldn't have thought to mention, like how I slept and my energy levels in the afternoon. Ordered a few specific blood tests based on that chat, not just the standard panel. Turns out it was a vitamin deficiency. It wasn't some dramatic diagnosis, but he actually listened and connected the dots. Parking at Apollo was a nightmare that day, but honestly, it was worth it to finally have an answer.