Dr. Paresh P. Alwani

I've been seeing Dr. Alwani for my blood pressure and general health for about eight years now, since he was at his old clinic. When he moved to Ashoka Medicover, I followed him there. That's how much I trust his judgment. He remembers my history without always checking the file, asks about my family, and never rushes me. It's just a solid, reliable doctor-patient relationship. The new hospital is busier, so sometimes there's a wait, but for that kind of consistent care, it's worth it.

Our 7-year-old spiked a crazy high fever at midnight and was just listless. We rushed to Ashoka Medicover, terrified. Dr. Alwani was so calm with usthe parents who were basically panicking. He examined our son thoroughly, explained it was probably a nasty viral thing, and laid out a clear plan: what to watch for, when to give medicine, when to come back. He spoke directly to our son too, in a gentle way that made him smile. We left feeling scared but equipped, not just dismissed. He checked in the next day himself. Our kid is fine now, but we won't forget how he handled that night.

Had a stubborn sinus infection that wouldn't quit. Went to Dr. Alwani. He listened, didn't push unnecessary tests, gave me a prescription that actually worked. Parking at the hospital is a pain, but the appointment itself was straightforward and helpful. Would go again.

This was last monsoon. I'd been feeling run down for weekslow energy, just off. My wife finally made me go. I was expecting a quick check-up and some vitamins. Dr. Alwani, though, he asked a lot of questions, things I wouldn't have thought to mention, like a slight ache in my side after eating. He pressed on my abdomen in a specific spot and I nearly jumped off the table. Turns out it was a gallbladder issue starting. He explained everything, drew a little diagram on his notepad about how it works, and referred me to a great specialist. What stuck with me was that he caught it because he was really paying attention to the story I was telling, not just the obvious symptoms. Probably saved me from a much worse emergency later.