Dr. Kamal Kumar Kathar

I've been seeing Dr. Kathar for my blood pressure for about eight years now, ever since he was at his old clinic. When he moved to Apollo, I followed him. That's the thing—you find a doctor who listens, who remembers your history without checking the file every time, and you stick with them. The clinic's fancier now, but he's the same steady, calm person. He doesn't jump to conclusions or push unnecessary tests. Just good, consistent care you can rely on.

Honestly, I was a wreck before my appointment. New city, new doctor, and some weird stomach pain I'd been googling (bad idea). The waiting area at Apollo was busy and that made me more nervous. But Dr. Kathar was so... normal and kind. He didn't rush me at all. He actually let me explain everything, even the silly fears, and then just said, 'Okay, let's figure this out together.' He explained things in a way that didn't sound scary. Walked out feeling like a weight was lifted. He's really good with anxious people.

Had a bad flu that wouldn't quit. Went to see Dr. Kathar at Apollo. Quick check-up, clear advice, sensible meds. No fuss. Got better in a few days. He's a solid doctor.

My story with Dr. Kathar started on a really rough Tuesday. I'd been ignoring this nagging fatigue for weeks, but that morning I just felt awful. Got to Apollo—parking was a nightmare, by the way—and sat in the waiting room feeling sorry for myself. When I finally got in, he had this quiet way about him. Asked about my sleep, my work stress, everything. I thought he'd just order a bunch of blood tests and send me on my way. Instead, he spent time talking about lifestyle first. He even drew a little diagram on his notepad about how stress and diet were probably the main culprits. It felt like a proper conversation, not just a transaction. I left with a plan, not just a prescription slip. Followed his advice, and I've been feeling like myself again for months now.