Dr. Bharat Agarwal

Been seeing Dr. Agarwal for my diabetes and blood pressure for almost 8 years now, since he was at his old clinic. Followed him to Apollo. That's the thing—you find a doctor who gets your whole history, who remembers that your mom had the same issue, and you stick with them. The hospital's huge and can feel impersonal, but walking into his room is different. He doesn't just read the file; he asks about my retirement, my garden. My numbers are the steadiest they've ever been. It's that consistency that keeps me coming back.

Had a severe stomach bug that wouldn't quit. Needed a doctor who could see me fast and get it sorted. Found Dr. Bharat Agarwal at Apollo. Got an appointment same day. He was direct, asked the right questions, ordered the necessary tests on the spot. Had a clear diagnosis and prescription within an hour. Back to work in two days. No fuss, just effective treatment. Exactly what I needed.

My wife made me go. Had this nagging cough for weeks. Dr. Agarwal? He's good. Listened, checked me over, didn't order a bunch of pointless scans. Said it was probably a stubborn post-viral thing but gave me something to help. It worked. Parking at Apollo is always a nightmare, though.

I was really nervous. Had these random dizzy spells for months, saw two other doctors who just shrugged. Friend recommended Dr. Agarwal. The Apollo main lobby is always chaotic, but his assistant was really calm. He spent the first ten minutes just letting me explain everything, all the weird little details—like how it only happened after lunch. He asked questions I hadn't even thought about, like my water intake and sleep schedule. He figured it might be linked to a mild blood sugar drop and some dehydration. Gave me a simple plan to try: eat smaller meals more often, drink more water, track it. It sounds too simple, but it’s been three weeks and no dizziness. He actually solved it by listening.