Dr. Rahul Naithani

Very friendly even called another dr for second opinion gave some test for further investigation no unnecessary medicine very satisfying experience

My brother in law got ill and was diagnosed as Hodgkin's...1st I talked with Dr.Rahul,he never let me feel like i am unknown to him.

My family and I went through the nightmare of our lives because we made an uninformed decision of seeking treatment from Dr Rahul Naithani without taking multiple opinions. He abandoned my uncle in the middle of the treatment ******* ** ******** ****** *** ************** Not only that, he stopped responding to our frantic calls and messages of desperation and we were left at the mercy of nurses and other doctors in the hospital. No family meetings, no updates from the doctor, our only hope was the nursing station on the 4th floor. He didn't even listen to the opinions of doctors on his own team, and would argue with them in front of us, which led to a worsening of my uncle's health. We were eventually forced to become our own doctors and plead for administration of medications but to no avail.

My Dad passed away because of our life's most unfortunate decision ** **** ********* **** ***** ********* ** *** *** **** ** *** **** ** ******** **** ** *** ********** ****** ********* ****** ******* ************** *** **** ***** ********* ********* Little did I know that this would cost me my father’s life. Rahul was in a rush to admit my Dad for chemotherapy from the very beginning *** ** ** ********** ********** *** *** ******** ** ***** ***** ****** **** *** ***** **** ************ **** ****** ********* ** ******* ** *** ***** *** ******** ** **** ********* ******** He even disappeared over the weekends and wouldn't care whether his patient was living or dead. In fact, at times, me and my family begged his team to prescribe life-saving medications ***** *** ******** ** ** *** ***** After chemo, when things got complicated and Dad developed pneumonia, ***** ****** ******** *** took over a fortnight to figure out what might be going on, by which time it was too late and Dad was shifted to the ICU where he breathed his last *** ** ******* ********** ** ***** ******** *** *** ***** **** ***** ****** ******* ** *** ***** ****** *** **** *** ************ ** *** ***** ** ******* *** *** later on when things further worsened, he made multiple discharge summaries and asked us to go anywhere for second opinion, which was traumatizing. * **** ** *** ********** *** ******* ********** ****** ********* ** ** ******** ***** **** ** ** ******* ** ***** ******** *** *** *******