Apollo Sage Hospitals Reviews

At my age, a trip to the doctor can be quite an ordeal. Dr. Akash Deep Suri made my recent visit to Apollo Sage Hospitals surprisingly comfortable. He has a very calm manner and explained everything about my new medication in simple terms. I was rather anxious, but he took the time to put me at ease. A very kind and capable doctor.

Had a nasty stomach bug that wouldn't quit. Saw Dr. Suri at Apollo Sage. He was straight to the point, figured it out fast, and the meds he gave me worked. No fuss, got me feeling better. What more do you want?

I went in for what I thought was just a bad case of heartburn that kept coming back. I was pretty nervous it was something serious. Dr. Suri didn't just brush it off; he asked a ton of questions about my diet and stress at work. He suggested a couple of tests to rule things out, which did involve waiting a bit for an appointment, but it was worth it. Turned out to be a minor thing managed with some lifestyle changes. He called me himself with the results, which I really appreciated. Felt like he actually cared about getting to the bottom of it.

My mother was admitted with a high fever and confusion. We were all scared. Dr. Neelam Jain came to see her late in the evening, after her rounds. She didn't just talk to us; she sat down and drew a simple diagram on a notepad to explain what might be happening. She called me the next morning with the test results before I even had to ask. That kind of clear communication meant the world to us when we were worried.

Severe abdominal pain. Went to Apollo Sage. Dr. Jain saw me. Asked direct questions, ordered the right scans. Diagnosis was quick. Explained the treatment plan clearly. No fluff. Pain is gone. Good doctor.

My husband was quite ill, and I was feeling very overwhelmed. Dr. Jain has such a calm way about her. She spoke softly, never rushed us, and answered all my nervous questions twice if I needed to hear it again. She remembered small details about our family from a previous visit. It didn't feel like we were just another case. That personal touch made a difficult time much easier to bear.

After weeks of feeling run-down and getting nowhere, my sister insisted I see Dr. Jain. What a difference! She actually listened, connected some dots other doctors missed, and we have a plan now. I walked out of Apollo Sage feeling lighter, like I finally had answers. I'm so relieved we found her!

I've been seeing Dr. Pallavi for my diabetes and blood pressure for almost eight years now, since she was at her old clinic. When she moved to Apollo Sage, I followed her. That's how much I trust her judgment. She remembers the small things from my last visit, and she never rushes me out. It's hard to find a doctor who treats you like a person, not just a chart.

Had my gallbladder out last month. The surgery itself went fine, but the first few days after were rough. Dr. Agarwal checked on me every morning, even on the weekend. She really listened when I said the pain meds made me feel sick and switched them up. The nurses said she was very clear with my discharge instructions, which helped a lot when I got home. I'm back to normal now, and the scars are healing nicely.

Dr. Agarwal is great. Straight to the point, tells you exactly what's going on. I had a weird rash, she knew what it was right away, gave me a script, and it cleared up. No fuss. The wait was a little long, but she didn't rush the appointment once I was in there.

I was really nervous—just this constant stomach ache for weeks. My friend insisted I see her GP, Dr. Agarwal. The clinic was busy, parking was a nightmare, and I was almost ready to leave. But from the moment I walked in, she was so calm. She asked a ton of questions, not just about my stomach, but about my job stress and everything. Ordered a few tests to rule stuff out, called me herself with the results (all clear, thankfully), and we worked out it was probably anxiety-related. She gave me some practical tips, not just a prescription. Felt like she actually solved the puzzle with me.

I was a total wreck before my appointment. First time seeing a doctor on my own and I was convinced it was something awful. Dr. Rathore just had this calm way of talking that made me feel silly for worrying so much. He explained everything in simple terms and didn't rush me at all. Left feeling like a weight was off my shoulders.

My dad was admitted to Apollo Sage, and Dr. Rathore was in charge. What stood out was how he kept us in the loop. He'd find us in the waiting area, give a clear update without all the confusing medical jargon, and actually listened to our questions. It made a scary situation a lot more manageable for the whole family.

Had a stubborn stomach thing. Saw Dr. Dilip Rathore. He figured it out fast, got me on the right meds. Fixed it. No fuss, good guy.

Okay, so I'd been putting off this weird fatigue for months. Finally booked with Dr. Rathore at Apollo Sage—parking was a nightmare, by the way. The clinic was busy, I waited a bit, but once I got in, he was different. He didn't just glance at my chart; he asked about my work hours, my sleep, things I hadn't even connected. Ordered a couple of specific tests I'd never heard of. Turns out it was a simple vitamin deficiency. The whole process, from his thoughtful questions to the follow-up call with my results, just felt thorough. He didn't treat me like a set of symptoms.

I'd been to three other doctors about this constant fatigue and stomach pain. Everyone said it was stress. Dr. Shrivastava actually listened, asked a bunch of questions I hadn't been asked before, and ordered some specific tests. Turns out it was a tricky thyroid issue affecting my gut. She explained it in a way that finally made sense. I'm on the right treatment now and feel like myself again.

Had to get a cyst removed from my back. Honestly, I was pretty nervous about it, even though they said it was routine. Dr. Shrivastava walked me through the whole thing step-by-step before we even started. The procedure itself was quick, and she checked in the next day to see how the healing was going. It was a relief to have something so straightforward handled without any fuss.

The waiting area at Apollo Sage was packed, and I was grumpy about it. But the front desk lady was really patient, and the nurse who took my vitals cracked a joke that actually made me smile. Even when things seemed busy, the staff kept it calm. It's a small thing, but it made a long afternoon much easier to handle.

What stood out with Dr. Shrivastava was how she talked to my elderly mother. She didn't rush her, never talked down to her, and made sure she understood everything by having her repeat the care instructions back. She has this calm way of making you feel like you're the only person in the room, even for just ten minutes. That kind of attention is rare.

I'd been to a couple of doctors about this constant fatigue and weird joint pain. Everyone said it was stress or maybe just getting older. Dr. Ganguli was different. He actually listened to all the little details I thought were silly, ordered some specific tests no one else had, and figured out it was a tricky autoimmune thing. He explained it in a way that finally made sense, without scaring me. Starting treatment now and I finally feel like we're getting somewhere.