BLK Super Speciality Hospital
Pusa Road, Delhi
Multi-Speciality Hospital
•Established 2008•650 Beds•164 Doctors
Consulted Dr. Laxmi Mantri (Gynecologist)
She may be a good doctor but I had a horrible experience with her. She asked for old papers but when she came to know that these old papers are of other doctor, she did not bother to see what doctor has observed or prescribed. She did not even see the reports of tests that other doctor had prescribed. I told her that I am trying for last 1 year but unable to get pregnant, she directly prescribed HSG. ***** *** ***** **** ****** ** **** ********** **** **** ** ********** Later she prescribed follicular study. Her exact prescription is "10th day onwards". She did not told for how many days the test should be done. She even did not bother to mention next day of visit.
Consulted Dr. Sanjay Khanna (Gastroenterologist) for Gastritis Treatment
Hoped for better:Â Value for moneyTreatment satisfactionWait time
Overall experience at opd 5 for appointment with Dr Sanjay.....
Would not even give 1 star rating.... rude unorganised staff at reception...preferential treatment given to staffs known..relatives...medical tourism patients....there is no process like proper queue at reception...only one rude lady trying to avoid the patients request for appointment.. once she swipes fees from your card..she is not even concerned to return back card...and handover receipt for drs appointment.... they would not even guide you to Drs OPD....not even concerned if Dr is present to attend patient in opd....and doctor for whose appointment and treatment a patient has paid fees is not even concerned to give more than a minute to patient and address his health concerns....Dr Khanna even took more than 2 different patients families inside opd..at one time******** ** ** ****** ** *********** *************** ** patients history...it is discussed in front of another 2...3 unknown families of patients taken inside opd most of whom the old man managing his medical tourism patients (who sits at the reception)manages to sneak them in without their turn as there is no sequence and management********** ********* ** ***** ** **** *************t*** *** **** ********* *** ******** ****** ******* ****** ** ******* **********humiliating experience in his opd
Consulted Dr. J.C Vij (Gastroenterologist)
Happy with:Â Value for moneyDoctor friendliness
I knew Dr JC Vij many years ago when I had glandular tuberculosis and this doctor worked wonders with me Today I went with my husband as he has some problem inundated the liver and Dr gave him sound advise I really have great respect for this doctor
Consulted Dr. Kumar Ankur (Pediatrician) for Paediatric Critical Care
Happy with:Â Treatment satisfaction
** ** *** **** ****** * **** **** ****** *** ** ***** The one who cured him... Respects parents feeling also.other doctors don't understand .. My baby was under his supervision in icu** *** ** ** *** **** **whenever we feel tensed about our baby's health, the first name which come across our mind is Dr. Ankur..😊
One you can trust.
Consulted Dr. Laxmi Mantri (Gynecologist) for Complicated Pregnancy Treatment
Hoped for better:Â Explanation of the health issue
*** **** *** I already explain my wife case but still she took lightly and another mis carriage happen. Me and wife already told her for stitches on cervical but she told no issues everything is ok but after 22 weeks pregnancy cervical length open and preterm delivery happen.please do not visit.
Consulted Dr. Sanjay Khanna (Gastroenterologist) for Gastroentrology
Hoped for better:Â Treatment satisfactionValue for moneyWait time
Bad experience both with managing staff and Doctor opd...visited twice for same issue.... money wastage twice********* ***** ****************** ******** *** **** ***** *** ***** ********* *** *** ************** ***** must not spend their money and time hoping treatment...they are not concerned here...besides the attitude of whole staff is extremely rude
Consulted Dr. J.C Vij (Gastroenterologist)
Hoped for better:Â Explanation of the health issueTreatment satisfactionValue for moneyWait time
First of all the waiting time was huge. Secondly the doctor just prescribed me multiple tests, without checking the tests that i had already gotten done from another reputed hospital.
I understand the doctor has a prerogative of recommending tests, *** **** ********* ** *** ***** ******** **** ***** ** ** ***** *** ****** ******* ******* *** ********* *** *** ******** Inspite of me asking the doctor to atleast explain the situation to me, his assistant barged more people inside the doctor’s cabin, thereby forcing/indicating me to leave and only come when his tests are done.
Honestly I am better off where I pay 1200 rupees for appointment and get atleast more than a second to discuss my situation. Not visiting again.
Consulted Dr. Sandeep Nayar (Pulmonologist) for Bronchial Asthma Treatment
Hoped for better:Â Doctor friendlinessExplanation of the health issueTreatment satisfactionValue for money
Very rude doctor and he doesn’t bother to listen to patient’s complaints..very very bad experience. I will never recommend this doctor to anybody . He was treating my mother and he always gives very rude replies and not caring and sympathetic to the patient at all ..I visited him in BLK hospital and in his pvt clinic as well but he was very rude and least bothered about my mother’s health complaints
Consulted Dr. Ajay Kumar Ajmani (Endocrinologist)
Happy with:Â Doctor friendlinessExplanation of the health issueTreatment satisfactionWait time
He is experienced *** **** **** doctor. He made comfortable environment. You asked your problems without hesitation.
Consulted Dr. Ajay Kumar Ajmani (Endocrinologist) for Diabetes Management
Happy with:Â Doctor friendlinessExplanation of the health issueTreatment satisfactionValue for moneyWait time
Very much soft spoken with
good attitude. Accurate prescription. Quite effective medicines prescribed with no side effects.
BLK Hospital, Pusa Road, Delhi
Brief History/Overview:
BLK hospital is named after Dr. B L Kapur OB-GYN who established a charitable hospital at Lahore 1930. Post-partition, he moved to India in 1956 on invitation by then PM Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru for setting up a 200-bed hospital in Delhi. The hospital was inaugurated by then PM Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru on 2nd January 1956. The vision is “to create a patient-centric, tertiary healthcare organization focused on non-intrusive quality care utilizing the leading-edge technology with a human touch” with the mission to achieve professional excellence in delivering quality care and ensure care with integrity and ethics.
Centers of Excellence:
- Cancer center
- Center for bone marrow transplant
- Heart center
- Center for neuroscience
- Institute for digestive and liver disease
- Center of renal sciences and kidney transplant
- Institute for bone joint replacement and orthopedics
- Center for chest and respiratory diseases
- Center for plastic and cosmetic surgery
- Center for child health
- Center for critical care
Admission Process:
- The documents to be brought during the admission process are identity proof, TPA Card, MRD number(if already issued), a record of previous investigations and prescriptions. Advance policy for admission is for planned admissions 100% estimation and for emergency admissions 80% of the estimation.
- Where a patient is to be admitted and the desired category of bed is not available, the patient may opt for the next available higher category bed & would be charged as per the category of admission.
Guidelines for the visitors:
- Children below 12 yrs of age are not allowed to visit the patient.
- Bedding from outside is not allowed in the hospital.
- Entry to the patient room is strictly on the basis of the Attendant/ Visitor Pass.
- Attendant & Visitor's Pass - one each will be issued at the time of admission for patients getting admitted in a Sharing room and 2 Attendant & One Visitor Pass issued to Single/Deluxe Rooms. Only one attendant is allowed to stay with the patient on 24 hrs basis (overnight).
- The passes are non-transferable. Also, they are returnable at the Nursing Stations at the time of Discharge.
- The Attendants have to vacate the room/bed whenever their patient is shifted to any critical care area or for a surgery/procedure.
- The attendant waiting area is on the Ground floor. Attendants of all ICU patients can also wait in the waiting area on the Ground floor and for night stay they can go to the 2nd floor. (Only one ICU Attendant can stay overnight).
Patient Rights:
- Medical care access
- Continuity of care
- Informed consent
- Refuse treatment
- Respect and dignity
- Privacy and confidentiality
- Access to their clinical records
- Personal safety and security
- To know the expected cost of treatment
- Awareness to hospital rules and regulations
- Follow their spiritual and cultural beliefs
Location Selector in Delhi:
- BLK Hospital, Pusa Road - Delhi
Hospital Facilities:
- Parking services
- 24x7 Pharmacy
- Blood bank
- Cafeteria
- Ambulance
Visiting hours for in-patient:
All wards(Mon-Sat):
- 17:00 hrs to 19:00 hrs
All Sundays and holidays:
- 11 am to 1 pm
- 5 pm to 7 pm
All ICUs: All weekdays
- Morning - Bed No 1-12 from 11:00 hrs to 11:30 hrs
- Bed No 13-24 from 11:30 hrs to 12 noon
- Evening - Bed No 1-12 from 16:00 hrs to 16:30 hrs
- Bed No 13-24 from 16:30 hrs to 17:00 hrs
Emergency services:
- 24 hours
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