Medanta Hospital Gurgaon Reviews

I was very nervous when they said I needed to see a kidney specialist. Dr. Neha has a very calm way of explaining things. She listened to all my worries, never rushed me, and drew little diagrams to show what was happening. The hospital is big and a bit overwhelming, but her clinic felt like a quiet space. I'm in good hands.

After a scary ER visit for my kidneys, I ended up under Dr. Manhas's care. What a difference! She figured out the root cause that everyone else missed. The treatment worked, and I finally feel like myself again. I'm so relieved. She's brilliant.

Managing a chronic kidney condition with a full-time job is hard. Dr. Manhas gets that. Her advice is practical for real life. The follow-up via the hospital portal is easy. Yes, you wait a bit for your appointment, but it's because she spends time with each patient. Worth it for the quality of care.

My wife insisted I see a specialist after the local doctor's findings. I was quite apprehensive, I must admit. Dr. Adhikari has a very calming presence. He explained my condition and the proposed treatment plan in such a clear way, without rushing. He even drew a small diagram for me on his notepad. The hospital is large and can feel a bit overwhelming, but his clinic felt like a quiet corner. I am in my third cycle now, and while the journey is difficult, I feel I am in steady hands.

Diagnosed with stage III colon cancer. Needed an oncologist who was clear and direct. Dr. Narayan Adhikari was exactly that. He laid out the facts, the chemotherapy regimen, the possible side effects, and the schedule. No sugar-coating, but also no unnecessary alarm. His team is efficient. You might wait a bit, but once you're in, he's focused. Treatment is tough, but I know what to expect. He answers my questions straight. That's what I needed.

I was so scared when I first went to see Dr. Adhikari. I could barely speak. But he was so kind. He listened to all my fears, even the silly ones about losing my hair. He never made me feel like I was taking too much of his time. When he speaks, his voice is very soft, but you can hear the certainty in it. The nurses in his department are wonderful too. It's a hard road, but I feel seen, and that means more than I can say.

What a difference! After two opinions that left me feeling hopeless, meeting Dr. Adhikari was like finding solid ground. He looked at my scans, asked a ton of questions, and said, "Okay, we have options." FINALLY. He's got this energy that makes you believe you can do this. The parking garage was full that day and I was late, but his assistant just got me rescheduled smoothly. I'm halfway through treatment and my latest scans are good. I'm feeling positive again!

My father was admitted with a severe liver issue. We were all scared. Dr. Lohith P. explained everything to us in our own language, step by step, without rushing. He called me personally after the first procedure to say it went okay. He didn't just treat my father; he looked after our whole family's peace of mind. The hospital is big and can feel overwhelming, but he made it feel manageable.

Persistent stomach pain for months. Saw Dr. Lohith P. at Medanta. He listened, asked direct questions, and laid out a clear plan: scope first, then we talk. No sugar-coating, which I appreciated. The procedure itself was smooth. Got the results quickly, and his explanation was straightforward. Finally have a diagnosis and a path forward. Simple, effective care.

We were so worried about our mother. Her digestive problems were making her weak. From our first meeting, Dr. Lohith had such a calm way about him. He spoke softly, made sure we all understood, and answered every little question my mother had, twice if needed. His kindness was as important as his skill. Seeing her eat a proper meal again without pain... we are so grateful.

I'd been putting off getting my acid reflux checked for ages. Honestly, I was nervous about the whole idea of an endoscopy. But Dr. Lohith P. and his team were fantastic! He cracked a small joke that put me at ease right before. The whole process was much easier than I'd built up in my head. I finally got the right medication and the relief is incredible. Wish I hadn't waited so long!

I'd been to a couple of doctors about this nagging pain, and everyone said it was just a stubborn infection. Dr. Dey was the first one who actually looked skeptical. He ordered a different scan, sat me down, and explained how a small blockage in my ureter was causing all the trouble. It wasn't what I expected to hear, but he laid out the plan so clearly, I finally felt we were fixing the real problem, not just the symptoms.

My prostate biopsy was coming up, and honestly, I was pretty nervous about it. The procedure itself with Dr. Dey was surprisingly quick. He talked me through each step as it happened—'little pinch now,' 'almost done'—which really helped. I was in and out in a couple of hours, and the recovery was exactly as he said it would be. No drama, just smooth.

Medanta is a big place, and I got a bit turned around finding the urology department. One of the nurses saw me looking at the signs and walked me right to the check-in desk. The whole area was calm, not like some hectic hospitals. Even when the pharmacy line was long, the staff kept things moving without making you feel rushed. It made a long day easier.

What stuck with me was how Dr. Dey handled my dad, who's hard of hearing and gets flustered easily. He didn't just talk louder; he turned his chair to face him directly, made solid eye contact, and drew simple diagrams on his notepad. He checked in with me after, but he made sure my dad was the one who understood and agreed with the treatment first. That meant a lot.

I was a complete mess before seeing Dr. Priyanka Gupta. Had never seen a neurologist before and my mind was racing with worst-case scenarios. The waiting room at Medanta was busy, but she was so calm when she came in. She actually listened to all my jumbled fears, explained everything in simple terms, and didn't rush me. I walked out feeling like I could breathe again, not just about my symptoms, but because I finally have a doctor who gets it.

Had a pretty complex spine surgery with Dr. Gupta at Medanta. The first few days after were rough, I won't lie. But her team had a clear plan for the pain and she checked on me personally every morning, even on the weekend. She was straight about what recovery would feel like—the weird tingles, the stiffness—so nothing scared me. I'm three months out now and following her rehab instructions to the letter. Feeling stronger every week.

Saw Dr. Priyanka Gupta for persistent migraines. Tried a bunch of things before. She cut through the noise, ordered the right scans, and switched my medication. Headaches are way down. She’s direct, knows her stuff, and doesn’t waste your time. Good experience.

My story with Dr. Gupta started in the ER at Medanta. I’d had a sudden, terrifying episode my GP thought was a stroke. She was the neurologist on call. I remember her being very focused, asking specific questions my family hadn’t thought of. Over the next few weeks, it was a process of elimination—EEGs, MRIs, the works. She called me herself with the non-stroke results and talked for 20 minutes. Turned out to be a complex migraine disorder. She laid out a long-term management plan, not just a quick fix. I still see her, and what I appreciate most is that she remembers the personal details—asks about my kids, my job stress—because she knows it’s all connected to my health.

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.