Apollo Hospitals Kolkata Reviews

Our 6-year-old, Rohan, had a high fever that just wouldn't break, and we were panicking. Dr. Chatterjee at Apollo saw us quickly even though it was a packed evening. He was so calm with Rohan, talking to him about school instead of just at us. Explained everything in simple terms—what the fever was doing, why the specific medicine, what to watch for. He called the next morning himself to check in. As parents, that kind of attention when you're scared means everything.

Had a weird stomach thing going on for weeks. Saw Dr. Sanjay Chatterjee. He listened, didn't rush me, ordered the right tests. Figured it out, treatment worked. Parking at Apollo is always a nightmare, but he's a good doc.

I went to Apollo Hospitals last month feeling run down and just... off. My appointment with Dr. Chatterjee was late afternoon, and I was tired and a bit irritable. He walked in, sat down, and his first question was, 'So, tell me what's been happening in your own words.' Not 'what are your symptoms,' but what was happening. I ended up talking for ten minutes about work stress, poor sleep, and this nagging pain in my side. He connected dots I didn't even see. He said, 'Let's rule out the physical first, but your body is telling you it's carrying too much.' The tests showed a minor infection, which he treated, but that initial conversation about stress was what I really needed. He sees the whole picture.

Had a persistent stomach issue for months. My schedule is packed, so I needed someone who wouldn't waste my time. Dr. Ray got straight to the point. He listened, asked the right questions, and ordered only the necessary tests. The follow-up was quick. Problem identified, solution given. Efficient and effective.

I was quite nervous about some ongoing fatigue. Dr. Ray has a very calm way about him. He didn't rush me, even when I struggled to explain how I felt. His explanations were clear and he made sure I understood everything before I left. I felt heard, which mattered more than I expected.

After weeks of feeling run down and anxious, seeing Dr. Ray was a huge relief! He figured out it was a simple vitamin deficiency. I was so worried it was something serious. He was very reassuring and the treatment plan was straightforward. I'm already feeling much better. What a weight off my shoulders!

The clinic was busy and I did wait a bit past my appointment time. But once I saw Dr. Ray, he was fully focused. I had a list of questions about some minor but annoying symptoms. He addressed each one directly, without making me feel silly for asking. Clear advice, no unnecessary fuss. Got the guidance I needed.

Had my gallbladder out last month. The surgery itself went fine, but the first couple days after were rough. Dr. Singhania and his team were really on it with the pain meds, adjusting things constantly. They didn't just send me home with pills; they gave me a clear plan for tapering off. Made a huge difference in getting back on my feet.

At my age, one is often apprehensive about hospital visits. I was admitted for observation of a persistent stomach issue. Dr. Singhania was very kind and took the time to explain everything to me and my son. He has a calm manner that puts one at ease. The nursing staff at Apollo was also very attentive. I felt well looked after.

Needed a general check-up and got referred to Dr. Singhania. He's straightforward, no nonsense. Listened to my concerns, ordered the right tests, and explained the results clearly. Didn't try to sell me anything extra. Parking at Apollo was a nightmare, but the appointment itself was efficient.

I'd been ignoring this nagging pain in my side for weeks, hoping it would just go away. Finally caved and booked an appointment. The clinic was busy, had to wait a bit past my slot, which had me more anxious. Dr. Singhania walked in, apologized for the wait, and just had this focused energy. He asked a ton of questions, poked around, and within minutes had a theory. Sent me for a scan that confirmed it was a minor hernia, nothing scarier. What stuck with me was how he mapped out two paths: one if I wanted to manage it, another if I wanted it fixed, with clear pros and cons for each. Felt like I was actually part of the decision, not just being told what to do.

My father was admitted under Dr. Pahari's care last month. Honestly, we were all scared. But Dr. Pahari took the time to explain everything to us in simple terms, not just once but every day. He even gave me his direct number for after-hours questions, which he actually answered. It made a stressful time so much more manageable for our whole family.

At my age, a hospital visit can be quite daunting. I was seen by Dr. Amitava Pahari at Apollo. He was very kind and patient, listening carefully to all my old-age complaints without rushing me. The examination was gentle, and he explained the treatment plan in a clear way. I left feeling reassured and well looked after.

Had a weird stomach thing going on for weeks. Saw Dr. Pahari. He figured it out fast, prescribed meds that actually worked. No fuss, got straight to the point. Parking at Apollo is a nightmare, though.

I'd been feeling run-down for months, just off. My usual GP wasn't sure, so I booked with Dr. Pahari on a friend's recommendation. The wait was a bit long, I won't lie, but once I was in his room, he spent a solid 20 minutes just asking questions and connecting dots I didn't even see. He ordered a specific blood test my old doctor hadn't thought of, and it showed a vitamin deficiency. Started supplements, and within a few weeks, my energy was back. It wasn't some dramatic illness, but he paid attention to the small stuff, and that made all the difference.

I'd been to a couple of doctors about this constant fatigue and stomach pain, and everyone just said it was stress. Dr. Das actually listened, really listened, and asked questions about things no one else had. He ordered a specific test the others hadn't thought of, and it turned out to be a tricky thyroid issue combined with a mild food intolerance. He explained it all on a notepad, drawing little diagrams. It wasn't just in my head after all.

Had to get a small cyst removed from my back. Honestly, I was nervous about the local anesthetic and the whole thing. Dr. Das talked me through each step as he was doing it, just casual chat about my work, which really took my mind off it. The procedure itself was over before I knew it. The stitches were so neat my wife said she could barely see them. It was just a straightforward thing, but he made it feel like nothing.

The Apollo waiting area was actually calm for a change, and the nurses at the front knew exactly where to send me. I was early and the parking was a nightmare, but once I got inside, things moved. What stood out was his assistant, Rina. I'd left my reports at home in a panic, and she helped me get them emailed over without any fuss or making me feel stupid. It's the little things that smooth out a stressful day.

My son, he's eight, was terrified of doctors. Hiding behind my legs, the whole bit. Dr. Das didn't force it. He sat down, started talking to him about school and cartoons, and did the initial checkup while my son was distracted telling a story. He has this quiet, patient way about him that just puts you at ease. By the end, my son was showing him a toy car. That meant more to me than any medicine.

My family and I have been seeing Dr. Bardhan for over a decade now. He remembers my husband's blood pressure history and my son's old allergies without always checking the file. That consistency means something. The clinic at Apollo can be busy, and sometimes you wait, but you know you're getting someone who truly understands your whole health picture. He doesn't rush, and he explains things in a way that makes sense. That trust is hard to find.