Dr. Anurag Goyal

My father needed a bypass. We were scared, of course. Dr. Goyal sat with us in his office for nearly an hour, drawing diagrams on a notepad to explain exactly what was blocked and how he would fix it. He never rushed us. He answered my mother's same question three times without a hint of impatience. The surgery went smoothly, and when he came out to tell us it was over, he looked as tired as we felt. That meant something. He cared for the person, not just the heart.

Double valve replacement. Big words, bigger fear. Dr. Goyal cut through it. He said, 'The valves are worn out. We put in new ones. It's a standard procedure for us, but I know it's everything for you.' That honesty was what we needed. The hospital was busy, parking was a hassle, but his team kept us updated at every step. No sugar-coating, just clear facts. My wife is home now, walking in the garden. He gave us that.

From the first meeting, Dr. Goyal had a calm way about him. He listened more than he talked. When he did speak about my husband's condition, he used simple words. 'This artery is like a busy road that's now clogged. We need to build a detour.' It made sense. The day of the surgery, he gave me a small, sure nod before they wheeled him away. That nod held me together for the next few hours. The care was thorough, but it was that human connection—quiet and steady—that made the real difference.

What a relief! My mom's aortic stenosis had us all on edge. Dr. Goyal was straight-up brilliant. He had this cool confidence that was contagious. Told us, 'We do this all the time. She's strong, we've got a great plan.' And he was right! The whole process at Medanta was so organized. Mom was out of bed the next day, complaining about the hospital food—which we took as a fantastic sign. Dr. Goyal and his crew are rock stars. We got our feisty mother back, good as new!