Medanta Hospital Gurgaon Reviews

At my age, you worry about being a bother. Dr. Voleti never made me feel that way. He explained my new medication slowly, wrote it down for me, and even asked the nurse to help me find a quieter spot to wait after. He has a very calm way about him that put me at ease.

I've been seeing Dr. Voleti for my diabetes and hypertension for nearly eight years now. What I value most is that he remembers me, my history, and we can pick up where we left off. He doesn't just treat numbers on a chart; he asks about my work stress, my sleep. I trust his judgment because he's seen the whole picture for so long. When he suggested a slight medication change last month, I agreed without a second thought.

Look, I was sick and needed a doctor who knew his stuff. Went to Medanta, got Dr. Voleti. He cut through the noise, figured out it was a nasty sinus infection turning into something else, and got me on the right meds. Felt better in two days. No fuss, just fixed it.

I was in Delhi for a conference and came down with a fever that just wouldn't break. Honestly, I was nervous—away from home, in a big hospital. Dr. Voleti walked in, listened to my whole story from the beginning, and asked really specific questions about my travel. He didn't jump to conclusions. He ordered a couple of precise tests, which came back showing it was a particular viral thing. He explained it all with a diagram on his notepad. The whole approach felt very thoughtful, not rushed. I left with clear instructions and, more importantly, a lot less anxiety.

My scans were a mess of confusing results for months, and honestly, I was getting scared. Dr. Kataria spent nearly an hour with me going over every single image. He drew little diagrams on a notepad to explain what he was seeing in my scans that others had missed. He didn't just give a diagnosis; he made me understand it. That clarity was what I needed to move forward with treatment.

I needed an MRI for a nagging shoulder issue. The whole thing felt very routine, which was a relief. Dr. Kataria's team got me in on time, the technician was great at explaining what would happen, and the machine itself was quieter than I expected. Got my results online two days later with a clear note from the doctor. It was just... smooth. No drama, just good, efficient care.

The Medanta campus is huge, and I got a bit lost finding the radiology wing. When I finally got there, flustered, the front desk lady was so kind. She calmed me down, got me a water, and explained exactly where to go. The whole department felt calm and clean, not like a typical hospital. Even the gowns were less scratchy! It's the little things that make a stressful day easier.

Look, I was nervous. Lying in a scanner isn't fun. Dr. Kataria popped his head in before we started, cracked a small joke about my football jersey, and asked about my family. It wasn't a long chat, but it made me feel like a person, not just a set of images. He has this quiet, reassuring way about him that just puts you at ease.

I'd been to three different doctors for this persistent fatigue and low-grade fever. They all had different theories. Dr. Vaid was the first one who actually sat and listened to my whole history, even the stuff I thought was irrelevant. He ordered a specific set of tests the others hadn't, and it turned out to be a rare tick-borne infection. He explained it in a way that finally made sense. I'm on the right treatment now and starting to feel like myself.

Needed a colonoscopy, which honestly scared me more than it should have. The prep was the worst part, as everyone says. On the day, Dr. Vaid's team at Medanta had everything sorted. The procedure itself was over before I knew it. Dr. Vaid popped in after, showed me a couple of pictures on the screen saying everything looked clear, and that was that. It was just... straightforward. A relief to have it done and out of the way.

The hospital itself is huge, and I got a bit lost finding the right wing. One of the floor coordinators saw me looking at the map and walked me all the way to Dr. Vaid's clinic. The waiting area was calm, not like a typical crowded clinic. They had my file ready when I got there. It's those little things—someone helping you find your way, not having to repeat your story—that make a stressful visit feel manageable.

My mom was really anxious about her high blood pressure. Dr. Vaid has this way of talking that just calms her down. He doesn't rush. He'll ask about her garden, then gently steer the conversation back to her medication. He remembers small things she's told him before. She doesn't feel like just another patient with him; she feels heard. That means everything when you're worried about a parent.