Sarvodaya Hospital Sector 8 Reviews

I'd been feeling run-down for months, and a few other doctors just shrugged it off as stress. Dr. Gupta was the first one who actually listened to all my weird, scattered symptoms. She ordered a specific test I'd never even heard of, and it turned out to be a thyroid issue that wasn't showing up on standard panels. She explained it in a way that finally made sense. I'm on treatment now and feel like myself again.

Had to get a small cyst removed from my back. Honestly, I was nervous at first, but Dr. Gupta made the whole thing so straightforward. The procedure itself was quick, she told me exactly what she was doing as she went, and the follow-up instructions were clear. The whole thing was just... easy. No drama, no fuss, just good care.

The parking at Sarvodaya was a bit of a mess that day, I won't lie. But once I got inside, the front desk staff were really patient helping me find my way. The nurse who took my vitals was cheerful and put me at ease while I waited. The whole place felt calm, which helped a lot.

What I remember most is how Dr. Gupta talked to my elderly mother. She didn't just talk to me. She sat down, looked her in the eye, and explained everything about her new medication using simple words, checking if she understood. She has a real kindness about her that you don't see everywhere.

My 8-year-old son, Arjun, had been complaining of stomach aches for weeks. We saw a couple of doctors, but nothing helped. I was so worried. The waiting area at Sarvodaya was packed when we went, and I almost left. But Dr. Chinmayee Agrawal saw him. She didn't just talk to me; she got down to Arjun's level, asked him to point where it hurt, and even made a little joke about his dinosaur t-shirt. She figured out it was a food intolerance we'd never considered. She explained everything to us in a way that actually made sense. She gave us a clear plan, and my boy is finally back to his energetic self. I felt heard, and more importantly, my child felt safe.

Severe abdominal pain. Went to Sarvodaya Hospital's emergency. Dr. Chinmayee Agrawal was on duty. She asked specific questions, ordered the right scans quickly. Diagnosed a kidney stone. Explained the size, location, and options clearly: medication to try and pass it, next steps if it didn't work. No sugar-coating, no unnecessary alarm. The pain was managed effectively. Follow-up was straightforward. Problem solved.

I was quite nervous about seeing a new doctor for my persistent fatigue. The hospital is always so busy, and it can feel impersonal. But Dr. Agrawal was different. She listened so patiently, without rushing me. Her voice was very calm, and she asked thoughtful questions about my diet and sleep, not just my symptoms. She ordered some tests but was careful to say we might not find a dramatic answer, and that managing it together was the goal. It felt like a conversation, not a transaction. I left feeling reassured and cared for, which is a rare thing these days.

Wow, what a difference! I'd been putting off getting this weird vertigo checked out for months, just dreading the whole hospital process. Finally went to Sarvodaya and got Dr. Agrawal. She was fantastic! So energetic and positive. She ran through the possibilities with me, ruled out the scary stuff first (big relief!), and landed on a minor inner ear thing. Gave me some simple exercises and said to check back in two weeks. Did the exercises, and it's basically gone! I'm telling everyone about her. She's the kind of doctor you actually want to see.

I'd been feeling off for months, just tired and achy. Saw a couple of other doctors who said it was stress. Dr. Kumar at Sarvodaya actually listened to the whole story, asked a bunch of questions I hadn't been asked before, and ordered some specific tests. Turns out it was a thyroid issue that wasn't showing up on the standard screenings. He explained it in a way that finally made sense. I'm on treatment now and starting to feel like myself again.

Had to get a small cyst removed from my back. Honestly, I was nervous at first, but Dr. Kumar made it simple. The whole thing at the day-care unit was over in maybe twenty minutes. He talked me through each step, the local anesthetic worked fine, and I was out with clear instructions. Follow-up was quick, and the scar is healing really well. It was just a straightforward thing, done right.

Parking at Sector 8 was a nightmare that day, completely full, which put me in a bad mood. But from the moment I walked into Dr. Kumar's clinic, the staff turned it around. The receptionist was really patient while I fumbled for my papers, and the nurse who took my vitals had a calming way about her. The place itself felt clean and quiet, not chaotic like some hospitals. It made the wait a lot easier.

My son, who's seven, had a bad ear infection and was terrified of doctors. Dr. Kumar didn't just talk to me; he got down on my son's level. He showed him the light on his scope, let him hold the stethoscope, and called it a 'listening machine.' He turned what could have been a traumatic visit into something my kid actually handled pretty well. That kind of patience and understanding means more than any medicine sometimes.

I'd been to a couple of doctors for this nagging stomach pain and fatigue, and everyone just said it was stress. Dr. Verma was different. He actually sat and listened to every little thing, even the stuff I thought was silly. He ordered some specific tests others hadn't, and that's how we found it wasn't just an ulcer, but a tricky issue with my pancreas. He explained it to me and my wife in plain Hindi, drew a little diagram on his notepad. I felt scared, but also finally understood what was wrong. Starting treatment now, and for the first time, I feel like we're on the right track.

Had to get a small cyst removed from my back. Honestly, I was more worried about the injection than the procedure itself! Dr. Verma's nurse was great, kept talking to me about my kids to distract me. The doctor himself was quick and precise in and out in maybe twenty minutes. The whole thing was so straightforward. The stitches are neat, healing up fine. It was just a simple thing, but it's a relief to have it done without any fuss.

Look, Sarvodaya is always busy, and finding a parking spot is its own challenge. But once I got inside for my dad's appointment, the difference was clear. The front desk lady saw he was struggling to walk and got him a wheelchair right away. The ward was clean, not that hospital smell. Even the person who brought the tea was polite. It made a stressful day a bit easier to handle. Dr. Verma was the main reason we went, but the whole team there really helped.

You know how some doctors just look at the file and not at you? Dr. Verma isn't like that. I was really nervous about some test results. He came in, pulled his chair up close, and just asked, 'So, how are you *really* feeling?' before we even talked numbers. He has this calm way about him. He didn't rush me, answered all my questions without making me feel stupid. Left his room feeling heard, not just processed.

My husband, Mr. Sharma, was admitted under Dr. Puja Rai at Sarvodaya. We were all very worried, but she took the time to explain everything to us in simple words, not just medical jargon. She even called me in the evening to give an update when his fever finally broke. It felt like she was treating our whole family, not just the patient.

Had a weird pain in my side for weeks. Saw Dr. Rai. She listened, didn't rush me, figured it out. Got the right meds, feeling much better now. Simple as that.

I'm 78 and was quite nervous about my check-up, especially going to a big hospital like Sarvodaya in Sector 8. Dr. Rai has a very calm way about her. She made sure I was comfortable, explained my new blood pressure medicine slowly so I understood, and her nurse was very kind helping me up from the chair. It was a reassuring visit.

Okay, so my story with Dr. Rai started in the worst way I fainted at work. Rushed to Sarvodaya's emergency, totally out of it. When I came around, Dr. Rai was there. She didn't just treat the fainting spell; she noticed my skin was unusually pale and asked a ton of questions about my energy levels, which I'd been blaming on work stress. Long story short, she ordered the right tests and found I was severely anemic. I've been on treatment for a month now, and the difference is night and day. She connected dots other doctors I'd seen just missed.