Sarvodaya Hospital Sector 8 Reviews

I've been seeing Dr. Varshney for my blood pressure and general health for about five years now. She remembers my history, asks about my family, and never rushes me. The clinic at Sarvodaya can get busy, but she makes you feel like you're her only appointment. That kind of consistency is hard to find. I trust her completely with my health.

My 80-year-old father was admitted to Sarvodaya Hospital, and Dr. Megha Varshney was his attending physician. She was the only one who took the time to explain everything to us in simple terms, not just medical jargon. She called me directly with updates and answered my panicked questions at 10 PM without sounding annoyed. She treated my dad with such kindness, and that meant everything to our family during a scary time.

Dr. Varshney is great. Fixed my stomach issue that had been bothering me for weeks. Got straight to the point, explained the meds clearly. Yeah, the wait was a little long, but she was worth it.

I walked into Sarvodaya Hospital, Sector 8, feeling awful with a fever and this deep chest cough. I was nervous, honestly. Dr. Megha Varshney listened to me describe every symptom, then did her exam. She sat back and said, 'It sounds like it's moving to your chest, but let's not jump to strong antibiotics yet. Here's what we'll try first.' She laid out a clear plan specific meds, what to watch for, and when to call back. A week later, I was better, and I felt like I understood what had happened to me. She doesn't just treat the illness; she treats you.

I'd been to three different doctors for this nagging stomach pain and fatigue. Everyone said it was stress. Dr. Gupta actually listened to the whole, messy story, asked a bunch of questions the others hadn't, and ordered a specific test. Turns out it was a tricky parasite. He explained it in plain Hindi, drew me a little diagram on his notepad, and the treatment worked. He just didn't give up.

Had to get a small cyst removed from my back. Honestly, I was more worried about the scar than the procedure. Dr. Gupta did the whole thing right there in his clinic room at Sarvodaya. He talked to me the whole time about my kids' school, which was a good distraction. It was over in twenty minutes, and the stitch is so neat my wife says you can barely see it. Simple and straightforward.

The parking at Sector 8 is always a bit of a hunt, I'll say that. But once I got inside, the whole experience was calm. The lady at the front desk saw I was anxious and offered me water. The nurse who took my vitals was really gentle and cracked a small joke. It felt like the staff there actually talked to each other; Dr. Gupta seemed to know exactly what was going on when he walked in, which made me feel like I was in good hands.

Look, I'm a nervous patient. I ask too many questions. Dr. Gupta has this way of sitting back and letting me get it all out, without looking at the clock. He never makes me feel silly for being worried. When he explains things, he looks at me, not the computer screen. That kind of patience is rare. You leave feeling heard, not just processed.

My mother was admitted with severe abdominal pain. We were all scared. Dr. Mangla came to see her late in the evening, even after his rounds. He sat with us in the waiting area and drew a simple diagram on a notepad to explain what was happening with her gallbladder. He didn't rush. He answered every one of my brother's anxious questions. The surgery went smoothly, and he called me himself the next morning with an update before I could even get to the hospital. That meant a lot.

Took my father to Sarvodaya. Parking was a hassle, had to circle for a while. Once inside, we saw Dr. Mangla. He was direct. Said my dad's hernia needed fixing and laid out the options clearly: surgery now or manage it, with the pros and cons of each. No sugarcoating, which we appreciated. He made sure we understood the recovery process. The staff on his team were good. Dad's back home now, doing his walks. Good experience.

Our little one had a bad scare, swallowed a small toy. The ER sent us to Dr. Vishal Mangla. He has such a calm way about him. He spoke so softly to my crying son, and to us, explaining exactly what they would do to check. He waited for us to nod that we understood before moving ahead. It was a long night, but he checked in personally multiple times, even when the scan was clear, just to reassure us. We felt looked after.

Honestly, I was a mess when my wife needed her appendix out. It was sudden. Dr. Mangla? Total rockstar. He walked in, assessed her, and said 'We're doing this now, she'll be fine' with such confidence it cut right through my panic. He high-fived my wife before they wheeled her in, which made her laugh. The whole thing was over so fast. When he came out to say it went perfectly, I think I hugged him. Sorry, doc! Just so relieved. She's already complaining about the hospital food, so she's back to normal.

I'd been feeling off for months, just tired and achy. A couple of other doctors had shrugged it off as stress. Dr. Swarupa was the first one who actually sat and listened, really pieced together all these little symptoms I'd mentioned. She ordered some specific tests and figured out it was a thyroid issue that was messing with everything else. It wasn't a quick fix, but having a name for it and a plan made all the difference.

Had to get a small cyst removed. Honestly, I was nervous at first, but Dr. Swarupa talked me through the whole thing in simple terms. The procedure itself was over before I knew it. The follow-up was easy, and she checked the scar herself to make sure it was healing fine. Sometimes the simple things are done well, and that matters.

Parking at Sarvodaya was a nightmare that day, completely full. I walked in flustered, but the front desk lady was so calm and got me sorted quickly. The whole place in Sector 8 just felt clean and quiet, not chaotic. Even the nurse who took my vitals had a nice way about her. It made waiting for my appointment with Dr. Bansode less stressful.

What I remember most is how Dr. Bansode just... talked to me. Not at me. When I was worried about some test results, she didn't just recite numbers. She drew a little diagram on her notepad to explain what was happening. She has this quiet, steady way of making you feel like you're being heard, not just processed.

My 8-year-old son had a high fever that just wouldn't break, and I was really scared. Dr. Yawar Shoaib at Sarvodaya was so calm with him, explained everything in a way my kid could understand, and didn't just throw antibiotics at us. He took the time to figure out it was a viral thing and gave us a clear plan. I left feeling like I could actually handle it, not just panicked.

We brought my elderly father to the hospital, and honestly, it was overwhelming. Dr. Ali made sure to talk to *us*, the family, after every step. He didn't use confusing medical jargon, just told us straight what was happening and what the options were. Even when we had questions later, the staff got the message to him and he called back. That meant everything when we were all worried.

Saw Dr. Yawar Shoaib Ali for a persistent cough. Parking at Sector 8 was a nightmare, but the visit itself was fine. He listened, checked properly, gave a prescription that actually worked. No fuss, got the job done.

I'd been feeling run-down for months just tired all the time, no energy. My usual check-ups never found anything. I went to Dr. Ali almost as a last resort. He spent the whole appointment asking questions I hadn't been asked before, about my sleep, stress at work, everything. He ordered a couple of specific blood tests others had missed. Turns out, it was a simple vitamin deficiency. It wasn't some dramatic diagnosis, but him actually piecing together the small stuff changed my whole year. I'm back to my old self now.