Centre For Diabetes Care, Alpha-I Commercial Belt
Greater Noida
G9, Krishna Apra Plaza, Landmark: Adjacent to Axis Bank, Greater Noida
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Centre for Diabetes Care is founded on the principle of providing comprehensive and integrated diabetes care with compassion and empathy to all patients living with diabetes. Our aim is to work towards a holistic model of diabetes care where the patient is not just the receiver of the care but also a part of the diabetes care team. Diabetes is a life long disease and needs regular education and support. We intend to provide continuous ongoing education and support to all our patients with diabetes. Technology is going to be at the forefront of diabetes care in the 21st century, and we intend to use it in a possible way for patient care. We have a defined standard of care for all patients with diabetes based on National and International recommendations. Our Diabetes care team works in tandem towards achieving the standard of the care goals. Our Mission is to create awareness about diabetes so that its occurrence can be prevented. Do you want to get our quality service for your Health?
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Patient Stories for Centre For Diabetes Care
Visited Dr. Amit Gupta (Internal Medicine) For Type 2 Diabetes Treatment
Hoped for better: Treatment satisfaction
Rating 2/5
Amount spent by the patient at the Centre spent: Rs. 45,000/-
Review by a 70-year-old Patient.
Summing up the overall experience: ************ ********* * **********.
My name is Avinash Aggarwal I approached Dr. Amit Gupta, Diabetologist (Centre for Diabetes) Alpha C Belt Greater Noida on 8th July 2022.
When I consulted first time Dr. Amit Gupta on 8th July my HbA1c was 8.2.
As per Doctor’s Advice, many tests were recommended (four tests were recommended to undergo in-house) and the reports were presented to the Doctor. After the thorough checking of reports, medicines were prescribed which were purchased from the Centre for Diabetes Care (in-house) itself and I strictly followed the timing and the quantity of the medicines. Initially, for the first 3 months, I saw a very good result in maintaining my sugar level and was very happy. I recommended 5/6 of my family/friends to the Doctor also. I continued my consultation till 18th July 23.
In between there were quarterly tests undergone within the Centre and my regular monitoring of the blood sugar by a glucometer (BETO) offered complementary by the Doctor (in-house) initially; changes in medicines were prescribed which I followed strictly.
I left the Doctor on 18th July 2023 citing the following reasons:
1) To my surprise, My sugar level which was controlled initially could not be lowered despite Doctor’s constant supervision and quarterly tests and change in medicines by the Doctor – as purchased from within the clinic’s premises and the tests also undergone within the clinic’s premises.
2) Reports of the tests conducted and receipts of payments paid for the in-house tests were not given to me.
On asking for the receipts and reports, the impolite clinic attendant told me that they have no practice of issuing reports and receipts as per the direction of the Doctor. It shall be shown on the mobile only.
When the matter was reported to the Doctor, without any trace of pacifying the situation, he clearly mentioned that receipts and reports are NOT issued to the patients.
As we all know, ethically, medical centers (of any nature) need to issue payment receipts and also reports on the payments made – samples collected.
There is no rocket science there.
We all have got various tests done from various pathology labs like Dr. Lal, and Max's labs to name a few.
This kind of practice of devoiding the patient with the receipt and the report for which they have paid their hard-earned money is completely unjustified.
Among the Last tests recommended by the Doctor were partially ( Blood and urine related were diagnosed by Max Pathological lab showing my HbA1c 10.6
Which is higher than one year back.
When my sugar level could not be controlled by regular consultation with the Doctor **** **** ** *** ***** ** ********** **** * ********* **************
I am not writing with any bad intentions. Just narrating my experience with the Doctor after spending Rs.45,000 approx. on consultation, medicine, and tests. and no sugar level could be managed within a period of 1 year.
Goodbye, Doc.
Wishing you the best of luck with your further practice!
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