Medanta Hospital Gurgaon Reviews

I needed a straightforward valve replacement. Honestly, I was more nervous about the hospital stay than the surgery itself. Dr. Nair's team made it all pretty simple. The procedure itself went just as they said it would—no surprises. I was up and walking the next day, and the recovery instructions were clear. Sometimes the smoothest experiences are the ones you appreciate the most. It just worked.

Parking at Medanta is always a bit of a hunt, I won't lie. But once you're inside, it's a different world. The cardiac ward felt calm, not chaotic. What really stood out was the nursing staff; they seemed to know what you needed before you asked. One nurse, I think her name was Priya, noticed I was struggling to read my book and found me a better lamp without me saying a word. That kind of attention makes a huge difference when you're feeling vulnerable.

You know how some surgeons can seem a bit... detached? Dr. Nair isn't like that. Before my bypass, he came and sat on the edge of my bed and just talked. Not just about the surgery, but about my family, what I did for a living. He remembered my granddaughter's name from a previous chat. That human connection, him seeing me as a person and not just a case, is what got me through the fear. He's got a quiet way of making you feel safe.

Had a major surgery at Medanta and Dr. Arora managed my recovery. The pain was pretty bad at first, but she adjusted my meds perfectly—not too much fog, just enough to get through. She checked on me every day, even on the weekend. Felt like she really understood the difference between 'normal' post-op pain and something I should worry about.

I've been seeing Dr. Gaytri Arora for my diabetes and hypertension for over eight years now. What I value most is her consistency. She remembers my history, my reactions to past meds, and never rushes me. At Medanta, doctors come and go, but she's been my steady point of care. I trust her judgment completely because she's earned it, year after year.

Needed a second opinion on some weird test results. Saw Dr. Arora at Medanta. She was direct, explained things in plain English, and gave me a clear plan. No fluff. Parking was a nightmare, but the appointment itself was worth it.

Last monsoon, I came down with a fever that just wouldn't break. After a week of feeling awful, my wife dragged me to Medanta. I was nervous, thinking it might be something serious. Dr. Arora listened to everything—the chills, the headache, how my joints ached. She asked really specific questions about my travel, even what I'd eaten. Ordered a couple of targeted tests instead of a huge panel. Turned out to be a specific bacterial thing. She called me herself with the results and talked me through the antibiotics. I felt heard from the very first minute, and that made all the difference when you're scared.

I was referred to Dr. Varshney after my diagnosis. The first thing I noticed was how clear he was. No sugar-coating, but also no unnecessary panic. He laid out the treatment plan, the timeline, and the expected side effects in our first 20-minute consult. It was exactly what I needed—a direct roadmap. The team at Medanta runs like clockwork; scans, chemo, everything was scheduled efficiently. I never felt like my time was wasted. He’s sharp, he’s focused, and he gets results.

My husband was very sick, and we were scared. Dr. Varshney has a quiet way about him that just… calms you down. He listened more than he talked in that first meeting. He explained things in simple words, never rushed us even when we asked the same question twice. The hospital is big and can feel overwhelming, but his manner made it easier. We’re not out of the woods, but having a doctor who is both kind and clearly very capable makes this burden a little lighter to carry.

After two opinions that left me more confused than ever, I saw Dr. Varshney. What a difference! He took my stack of reports, asked smart, specific questions, and within minutes had a grip on the situation I hadn’t heard before. He’s got this great energy—you can tell he’s passionate about the science. The parking garage was a nightmare that day, but honestly, it was worth it. He presented a new treatment approach that actually made sense. For the first time since my diagnosis, I feel optimistic. He’s brilliant.

I was nervous at first—who isn’t? But Dr. Varshney just has a way of making you feel like you’re in good hands. When the side effects hit hard, his team was quick to adjust things. He remembered small details about my case from one visit to the next, which really impressed me. It’s not just about the medicine with him; you feel looked after. My last scan showed real progress, and I just sighed with relief. I finally feel like I have a partner in this fight.

Had a persistent cough for weeks. Dr. Nanda at Medanta cut through the noise, ordered the right tests, and had me on a treatment plan that worked in days. Efficient, direct, and solved the problem without endless appointments. Exactly what I needed.

After my gallbladder surgery, the pain was rough and I was scared. Dr. Nanda managed my recovery like a pro. She adjusted my meds so I could actually rest, explained what each ache meant, and checked in daily. She didn't just treat the surgery; she got me through the worst of the healing. The hospital stay was long, but her care made it bearable.

Look, I hate going to the doctor. But I felt awful. Dr. Nanda is no-nonsense. She listened, asked sharp questions, figured it out (turned out to be a weird infection), and gave me meds that worked. No fluff, no drama. Good doctor.

I went to Medanta with this confusing mix of fatigue, joint pain, and a low-grade fever that just wouldn't quit. I'd seen a couple of doctors and was getting nowhere, which was frustrating. My first appointment with Dr. Nanda, she spent a solid 45 minutes with me, just talking and connecting dots I hadn't even thought to mention. She remembered a trip I'd taken months prior and linked it to a possible cause. The waiting room was packed that day, so I appreciated her not rushing. It was a process of elimination with some tests, but she guided me through each step clearly. We finally got a diagnosis (a post-viral thing) and a treatment plan that actually made sense. She turned a scary, confusing time into something manageable.

I was so scared about my first ever procedure. My hands were literally shaking in the waiting room. Dr. Raghav just talked to me like a normal person, explained everything in simple words, and didn't rush me at all. By the time I went in, I felt okay. The results are exactly what I wanted, but honestly, him just being calm made the whole thing possible for me.

My mother needed reconstructive surgery after her accident, and we were all terrified. Dr. Shrotriya at Medanta didn't just talk to her; he made sure my brother and I understood every step. He gave us his direct number for questions, which we used maybe three times. He never made us feel like a bother. Seeing my mom smile again, that's because he treated all of us with such care.

Needed a revision on an old scar. Found Dr. Raghav Shrotriya. Consult was quick and clear, no fluff. Surgery went smooth, recovery was exactly as he said it would be. Scar looks a million times better. Good doctor, straightforward. Parking at Medanta is always a hassle though.

I'd been thinking about rhinoplasty for years but kept putting it off, worried it would look fake. My consultation with Dr. Shrotriya was different. He spent nearly an hour just drawing on photos with me, asking what *I* liked, not just what he thought was best. He was honest about what was possible for my face. The day of surgery, I was nervous—the OR was cold!—but his team was great. Now, months later, my nose just looks like a better version of my own. People say I look refreshed, but no one guesses I had surgery. That was the goal.

My local doctors were stumped for months. I kept getting these dizzy spells, and they kept saying it was just anxiety. Dr. Harikrishnan Nair at Medanta was the first one who really listened. He ordered a specific scan no one else had, and it showed this weird, tangled blood vessel near my heart that was the culprit. Explaining it to me, he drew a picture on a napkin. The surgery was scary, sure, but he made the complex feel manageable. I haven't felt that dizzy since.