Dr. Daga J N

Our son had been tired and pale for weeks, and our local doctor couldn't figure it out. We were really scared. Dr. Daga didn't rush. He asked about things we thought were unrelated, like some minor joint pain our boy mentioned once. He ordered a specific blood test others hadn't. It turned out to be something quite rare. He sat with us for a long time, drawing diagrams on a notepad to explain it all in a way we could actually understand before starting treatment. He made a frightening situation feel manageable.

My daughter needed her tonsils out. Honestly, I was more nervous than she was. The day of the procedure at Apollo, Dr. Daga was calm and direct. He explained the steps again, even though we'd discussed it before. The surgery itself was quick. Afterward, he called himself to tell me everything went perfectly. The follow-up was simple—just checking in to make sure recovery was on track. It was one less thing to worry about.

The place was busy, I won't lie. Finding a parking spot took a while. But once we got inside for my son's check-up, the difference was clear. The nurse at the front desk saw he was anxious and gave him a sticker, which helped. The whole team, from the person who took his weight to the nurse who did the prelim check, worked together smoothly. It felt organized, not chaotic. Dr. Daga's clinic runs like a well-oiled machine, which really cuts down the stress.

What sticks with me is how Dr. Daga talks to my child, not just to me. He gets down on his haunches to be at eye level. He asks my daughter silly questions about school or cartoons before getting to the medical stuff. She doesn't clam up with him. Last visit, she had a minor ear infection, and he let her hold the otoscope first to see the light. Because she trusts him, she sits still for the exam. That kind of patience is everything.