Apollo Hospitals Pune Reviews

My son, Arjun, had been having these awful stomach pains for weeks. We'd seen a couple of doctors, but nothing helped. I was so scared. Dr. Bhattacharya at Apollo didn't just look at his chart; she sat on the edge of the bed and talked to him like a person. She explained everything to me in a way I could understand, even drew a little diagram. The waiting room was packed that day, but she never made us feel rushed. She found the issue—something simple others missed—and Arjun is back to playing cricket. I cried in the car from relief.

Had a persistent fever and fatigue. Went to Apollo. Saw Dr. Soma Bhattacharya. She ordered the right tests, diagnosed a bacterial infection quickly. Explained the treatment plan clearly. Follow-up was efficient. Got better in a week. Good experience.

I was quite nervous about my check-up, as I’m not very good with hospitals. Dr. Bhattacharya has such a calm way about her. She listened to all my little worries without making me feel silly. The clinic was busy, and I did wait a bit, but once I was with her, she gave me her full attention. She sorted out my medication and checked in with a call a few days later, which I really wasn’t expecting. It felt like genuine care.

Wow, what a difference! I’d been dragging myself through work for months, just feeling totally off. My friend pushed me to see Dr. Bhattacharya. From the first minute, she was so engaged. She actually figured out it was a thyroid thing—I never would have guessed! Started the treatment she suggested, and honestly, within a few weeks, my energy was back. I’m sleeping through the night again. It’s like I got my life back. She’s fantastic!

My mom was admitted to Apollo Pune for a bad infection. Dr. Poonam Gandhi was the one who called me every single evening to explain what was happening in plain language, not doctor-speak. I was so scared, but she made time to answer all my panicked questions, even the silly ones. She treated my mom with such kindness, and treated me like a partner in her care. We're home now and mom's doing so much better.

Had my gallbladder out with Dr. Gandhi. The surgery itself is a blur, but I remember how clear she was about what to expect afterwards. The first couple days were rough, I won't lie, but her team had a solid plan for the pain that actually worked. She checked on me personally every morning and adjusted things based on how I was feeling, not just some chart. I'm three weeks out now and following her recovery instructions to the letter—it's making a real difference.

Dr. Gandhi is great. Straight shooter. Told me exactly what was wrong with my stomach, laid out the options (meds vs. diet changes), didn't push for anything. Fixed me up. What more can you ask for? Parking at Apollo is always a nightmare, but she was worth the hassle.

I'd been feeling run down for months, just blaming it on work stress. Finally went to Apollo and got Dr. Gandhi. She didn't just do the standard tests; she actually listened to this long, rambling story about my energy levels and sleep. She asked questions about stuff I wouldn't have thought to mention, like my coffee habit and travel schedule. Ordered one specific extra blood test based on that chat. Turns out, it was a simple vitamin deficiency that my old doctor missed. She called with the results herself and explained it all with a diagram she drew on a notepad. It felt like she was solving a puzzle, not just processing a patient.

Had my gallbladder out at Apollo Pune. Recovery was rough the first couple days, but Dr. Patil's team had a clear pain plan that actually worked. He checked on me every morning, adjusted meds when needed, and gave it to me straight about what to expect. Felt supported the whole time, which made a big difference.

As a project manager, I don't have time to be sick. Woke up with severe abdominal pain. Saw Dr. Sujay Patil at Apollo. He diagnosed appendicitis quickly, scheduled surgery for that afternoon. Efficient, clear, got me fixed. Back to work in 10 days.

Look, I was nervous. Never had surgery before. But Dr. Patil? Straight shooter. Explained everything in normal words, no sugar-coating. The actual procedure went fine, recovery was okay. He's a good doc. Parking at Apollo is a nightmare though.

It started as a dull ache I ignored for weeks. By the time I saw Dr. Patil, I was doubled over. He listened to my whole history, asked smart questions, and ordered the right scan. Turned out I needed my appendix out. What I remember most is how he came to see me after the surgery, late in the evening, just to say it went well and I was okay. That meant a lot. The nurses were great too. Still getting my strength back, but I'm on the mend.

I've been seeing Dr. Dubale for my blood pressure for about five years now. He remembers the little things, like asking about my daughter's college applications. The clinic can get busy, and sometimes you wait a bit, but once you're in, he gives you his full attention. He doesn't rush to change medications; he likes to see the trends. That consistency is what I trust. When I had a scare with some chest pain last year, his team at Apollo got me sorted quickly because he already knew my whole history.

Had a stubborn skin infection on my leg. Went to Dr. Dubale. He looked at it, asked a few clear questions, prescribed a cream and some pills. It cleared up in a week. No fuss, no long speeches. He explained what it was and what to do. That's it. Got the job done.

I was quite nervous about some ongoing stomach issues. Dr. Dubale has such a calm way about him. He listened quietly while I explained everything, even the silly worries. He never made me feel like I was overreacting. His advice was simple and gentle, and he took the time to draw a little diagram to show me what he thought was happening. It put my mind at ease more than anything else.

Honestly, I was fed up. I'd seen a couple of doctors for this lingering fatigue and just got vague answers. My friend pushed me to try Dr. Dubale at Apollo. What a difference! He actually looked at all my old reports together, asked really specific questions, and ordered one more blood test everyone else had missed. Turned out to be a simple vitamin deficiency. I started the supplements he suggested and within a month, I felt like myself again. So glad I went!

My appointment with Dr. Vijay Malshikare was arranged by my son, as I find the new online systems a bit confusing. I was quite anxious about my persistent stomach trouble. From the moment I entered his room at Apollo, he put me at ease. He didn't rush. He listened to my entire history, asked about my diet and habits with great patience, and explained my condition in simple terms I could understand. His manner is so respectful and calm. The treatment he suggested has worked very well, and I feel like myself again. A very kind doctor.

Had a recurring skin issue for months. Went to Dr. Malshikare at Apollo Pune. Waiting area was busy, got seen close to my time. He was direct, asked clear questions, examined the area thoroughly. Diagnosis was straightforward—a fungal infection I hadn't considered. Prescribed a cream and gave clear instructions: apply twice daily, keep area dry. No extra tests, no complicated talk. Followed it. Cleared up in two weeks. Effective. Would go back if needed.

I was really nervous before seeing the doctor. I don't like hospitals much. But Dr. Malshikare… he has a very gentle way about him. He smiled and let me take my time explaining the dizziness I’d been feeling. He checked my ears and asked about my sleep. He said it was likely a minor inner ear issue and some stress, which made sense. He suggested some simple exercises and told me to cut back on tea. It wasn't anything scary. He made me feel heard, and I'm doing much better now. Thank you.

Finally! After three different opinions for my son's constant fatigue, we met Dr. Malshikare. What a difference! He actually looked at all the previous reports together, asked my son a bunch of questions about school and sports, and pieced it together—it was a combination of mild anemia and not eating enough before football practice. So simple! His plan was practical: diet changes and an iron supplement. My kid has his energy back. Dr. Malshikare just got it right where others missed it. So relieved!