Shalby Hospital, Naroda, Ahmedabad Reviews

I have been consulting Dr. Roopesh Singhal for chest pain. I would wish to continue to be under his care and treatment in the future. He is a valuable addition not only to the hospital but to all of the patients. I wish him the best of luck in his profession.

Dr. Parmeshwar Das was contacted by my father as my brother was having lung disease. Truly, the doctor’s friendly nature insisted us to thank him. Dr. Parmeshwar should be highly recommended to others.

Last year, Nandini my little girl had jaundice. Without giving a second thought we went to Dr. Neha Jobanputra. No doubt, the doctor had rich experience and took great care of my little care.

I was unconcerned about my chest pains and assumed it was a gas problem. But when my son forced me to meet with Dr. Jignesh Chauhan. He recommended an angiogram since the obstructions were 98% and 85%, respectively. He quickly suggested me to place a stent, which I did successfully, saving me from a future heart attack.

Dr. Hasit Patel takes the time to explain the situation in depth and patiently answers all of our questions. The staff is also very helpful and courteous. I went to him about my renal trouble.

Dr. Harshil Kansara's understanding personality puts the patient at ease. He gave his undivided attention to my ankle pain condition, and I benefited greatly from his therapy. I wholeheartedly endorse him.

Dr. Harshil Kansara is personable and takes the time to learn about your health. He outlines the entire process, including the damage and treatment. He not only writes prescriptions but also makes recommendations and offers insight into your recovery. I consulted him for my knee pain.

Dr. Vishal Bahuva explains in simple terms and assists the patient in making a decision. He replies to texts and is friendly. I sought advice for my mother-in-law, and she is now much healthier and able to walk. But the billing in the hospital was very slow.

Dr. Roopesh Singhal carefully listened to my lifestyle, followed by my concerns and daily prescriptions, and advised that this may be due to muscle traction, which he confirmed with an echo and ECG. But the clinic was a bit crowded.