Manipal Hospital Dhakuria Reviews

I was really scared going to the doctor, first time on my own. The waiting room was big and I felt a bit lost. But Dr. Burman was so calm. He explained everything in simple words, didn't rush me, and actually smiled. Walked out feeling like a weight was lifted.

Look, I don't like hospitals. But I was feeling rough. Saw Dr. Burman. He's no-nonsense, got straight to the point. Told me what was wrong, what to do, what not to do. Followed his advice and I'm fine now. Good doctor.

It started with just feeling tired all the time. I went to Manipal Dhakuria, parking was a hassle that day. Dr. Burman didn't just brush it off. He asked about my sleep, diet, work stress things I hadn't even connected. We did some blood work, and it turned out to be a simple vitamin deficiency. He called me himself with the results and the supplement he suggested worked within a couple of weeks. Felt like he actually wanted to find the root cause.

At my age, one becomes rather anxious about new doctors. I was referred to Dr. Sagnik Roy for a persistent stomach issue. From the moment I entered, his manner was so calm and reassuring. He didn't rush me at all, listened to my old stories, and explained everything in a way my son could also understand. The treatment was gentle, and I felt cared for, not just treated. A very kind man.

Had a skin infection that wouldn't clear. Went to Manipal, saw Dr. Roy. He diagnosed it quickly, prescribed a new cream. It worked. Follow-up was straightforward. No fuss, got the job done.

I was quite nervous about my check-up, I must admit. Dr. Roy has a very quiet, patient way about him. He asked simple questions and actually waited for my answers. When he explained the test results, he made sure I was following along. It felt like he was really listening, which isn't always the case. I left feeling much lighter.

Finally! Someone who figured out what was causing my headaches. I'd been to a couple of other places, but Dr. Roy actually pieced it together. He laid out a clear plan, and within a couple of weeks, the constant pressure was gone. The clinic was busy, sure, but it was worth the wait. I feel like myself again.

My mother was admitted at Manipal Dhakuria for a week. Dr. Sakuntala Mitra was in charge. She was the only one who would actually sit down with us after her rounds and explain things in a way we could understand. She didn't just talk at us; she listened. When we were scared, she was honest but calm. It made a hard time much easier for our whole family.

Our 8-year-old had a high fever that wouldn't break, and we were really panicking. We saw Dr. Mitra. She was so gentle with him, asking him about his school and cartoons before even touching her stethoscope. She explained everything to him in simple words, which made him stop crying. She didn't just treat the fever; she treated his fear. We left with clear instructions and, more importantly, with our minds at peace. The follow-up call from her team the next day was a nice touch.

Had a weird stomach issue for weeks. Saw Dr. Sakuntala Mitra at Manipal. Straight to the point, no fluff. Asked the right questions, ordered the right tests. Figured it out. Got meds. Feeling better now. What more do you want?

I went in for what I thought was just a bad cough. The waiting area was packed, so I was a bit annoyed. Dr. Mitra, though, didn't rush. She listened to my lungs, asked about my work stress, my sleep, things I wouldn't have connected. She remembered a small detail I'd mentioned about heartburn months prior. That led her to suspect it wasn't just a chest infection but a reflux issue aggravating everything. She was right. The treatment plan worked. It felt like she was solving a puzzle, with me as the whole picture, not just the coughing piece.

My 8-year-old son had a high fever that just wouldn't break, and we were so scared. Dr. Basak at Manipal Dhakuria was so calm with him, explained everything in simple terms to my boy, and didn't just throw antibiotics at us. He actually listened to my worries as a mom, which meant more than anything. We had to wait a bit in the lobby, but once we were in, he gave us his full attention and we left feeling like we finally had a real plan.

Had my gallbladder removed last month. The surgery itself is one thing, but the recovery is the real challenge. Dr. Basak's team had a clear plan for managing the pain afterward none of that 'just tough it out' nonsense. He checked on me personally every day in the hospital, adjusted meds based on how I was actually feeling, and gave straight answers about what to expect. Made a rough week much more bearable.

Went to Dr. Basak for a stubborn skin infection. He fixed it. No fuss, clear instructions. Would go back.

I've had this nagging stomach issue for months. Saw a couple of doctors who just prescribed pills and sent me on my way. I was pretty skeptical walking into Manipal. Dr. Basak, though, he was different. He spent the first ten minutes just asking questions about my diet, my job stress, everything. He actually connected some dots I hadn't even thought of. Ordered the right tests, called me himself with the results, and laid out options instead of just one path. It felt like he was solving a puzzle with me, not just treating a chart. I'm finally getting some real relief.

My husband had been feeling off for months, tired all the time with weird aches. We'd seen a couple of doctors who just said it was stress. Dr. Shakeb Hassan actually listened, like, really listened to all the little details. He ordered some specific tests others hadn't and figured out it was a tricky thyroid issue. It wasn't obvious. He called us himself to explain it in simple terms. We finally have a path forward.

I needed a minor cyst removed. Honestly, I was pretty nervous about the whole thing. Dr. Hassan's clinic at Manipal was running a bit behind that day, but once I got in, he made it so straightforward. He explained each step as he went, the local anesthetic did its job, and it was over in what felt like minutes. The whole thing was just... smooth. No drama, no fuss, just what I needed.

The parking at the hospital was a nightmare that morning, which put me in a bad mood before my appointment. But the front desk staff were really patient, and the nurse who took my vitals had a great sense of humor that calmed me down. The place itself feels clean and calm, which helps. By the time I saw Dr. Hassan, I was actually relaxed. It's the little things that make a difference.

What stuck with me about Dr. Hassan was how he talks to you. He doesn't just look at his screen. He sits down, makes eye contact, and asks how you're *really* doing. When I was worried about some medication side effects, he didn't dismiss it. He took the time to talk through my options without making me feel rushed. You feel like a person, not just another file.

At my age, one doesn't look forward to hospital visits. I was quite anxious when my son insisted I see Dr. Aakanksha Malawat at Manipal Dhakuria. From the moment I entered her room, she put me at ease. She spoke clearly, listened patiently to my old complaints, and explained everything about my new medication without rushing. The hospital itself is very clean and calm, which helped. I left feeling looked after, not just treated.