Dr. Mohsin Wali

He is someone who is blessed with a desire to serve and care for the people. This makes him one of the most unique doctors who have such an amazing healing effect on the patients who visit him that half of the battle is won in the first meeting itself.

My first experience with him was almost 3 years ago when he was serving in the President' Estate and my father was suffering from acute hypertension and it was getting very difficult for us to even walk him into a hospital. Admitting him seemed the logical choice at that moment and luckily for us we were introduced to him through our family member. Somehow, we managed to take him there after his assurances, though I was apologetic to not meet the appointment time due to the challenge. But his phone call assuring me that everything will be well-just lead my father to him hospital inspired me and made me believe that he is the man!

His insistence of keeping my father on mild doses, not going into a psychiatric hospital , not to admit him and he recovering after 7 days- all of them proved right and I can also saw that he has a knack of ability to anticipate the patient's future- Some may call it miracle, I call him a blend of science and his logical intuitiveness.

Thanks, to him- my father is doing pretty well and out of that problem.

Yesterday, I visited him after my sugar levels went up for the first time in my life and that too a high level(`280). I visited a very famous and experienced doctor in Noida one week before who straight away asked me to be put on insulin without even understanding my lifestyle. This intrigued me and therefore I decided to walk up to sir Mohsin' clinic. He created a good solid 6 month plan for me and assured me to be off the medications in a short window and when I went back home I really saw a 60 points drop in my glucose levels.

I am lucky to live in an era where doctors like him are there!!" Truly at your service" is the motto which he believes and every doctor should do the same.

The only feedback which i think can be done better is the queue management. People jump out of the queue and straightaway many people walk into his room. Which doesn't feel good for the people who sit patiently waiting for their turn. Though, Zaffar does a good job monitoring it but the inflow of patients is more and staff cant monitor it all. Webcam system monitored by doctor yourself can work better or allocating this to someone who really implements a queue system may be the need of the hour.

'He prayeth best, who loveth best/All beings both great and small...' - Samuel Taylor Coleridge. Dr Mohsin Wali. I first met him in Rashtrapati Bhavan, New Delhi. He had been there to check on the health of the then First Lady of India, Suvra Mukherjee. I requested him (with a little hesitation obviously) to see my blood pressure. Most delightfully he not only checked my BP also advised me on health issues. And there was an immediate connect, which till this day exists. A series of Presidents-- R Venkataraman, Dr S D Sharma, Pranab Mukherjee, Mrs Fakruddin Ali Ahmed, Mrs Zakir Hussain, Prime Minister V P Singh... Doctor's pantheon of patients is indeed prodigious. Still he remains a man who is firmly rooted to the ground and answers every knock on the door, not from any prospect of gain, but from love for all. He doesn't believe in any kind of discrimination. Thank you Doctor. Pray you retain your health and heart. And we will keep calling you in hour of need. Sangeeta Ghosh. Author and Journalist.

Dr. M. Wali is incredible. Last week I visited for treatment of my brother , he was suffering from fever from last 20 days .I visited two doctor clinic but Noone cured his fever. The I decided to visit Sir Gangaram hospital and got appointment for Dr . M. Wali and got very nice treatment. Not only he has taken great care of his health, but also he is lovely to speak with at every appointment. It’s rare to find a doctor that combines such personal touches and care for a patient as a person with outstanding quality of medical care. I highly recommend becoming his patient.