
MBBS, MD - General Medicine, DM - Neurology
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Dr. Neetu Ramrakhiani is a Additional Director, Neurology who has received her training in neurology from BLY Nair Institute, Mumbai. She had done her MBBS and MD from Post Graduate Institute of Medical Sciences. She has post DM experience of 13 years. Her area of special interest is stroke and she is currently involved in developing stroke unit at Fortis Escorts Hospital, Jaipur. Before joining here she has over 3 years experience at Santokba Durlabhji Memorial Hospital, Jaipur. She has several national publications to her credit and has been the speaker at various CMEs. She had been also invited faculty at Udaipur Course on Stroke and Neurointervention. She is also involved in teaching DNB students and was a part of doctors team selected for physician update programme under the banner of Association of Physicians of India. She has also authored an editorial in Neurology India which is a Premier journal of Neurological Society of India and is Principal Investigator in a Pilot Project under Fortis Stroke Registry and is instrumental in starting subspeciality headache clinic.
I had a good experience with Dr. Neetu Ramrakhiani. She was friendly and explained everything clearly. The clinic environment was peaceful, and the staff behaved well.
Dr. Neetu Ramrakhiani is thorough and very competent. She takes time and effort in each consultation, is reassuring, and explains everything clearly. Consulting her is a pleasure as she is charming and very pleasant.
Dr. Neetu Ramrakhiani is an exemplary neuro physician. I was in very poor health, but after this visit, I felt very well and very happy. ***** * ***** ***********
The doctor has a pleasant way of communicating and treats patients very well. Overall, everything was very good.
Dr. Neetu Ramrakhiani was very kind and listened patiently to our problems, giving us enough time during the consultation.
Dr. Neetu Ramrakhiani is very helpful. The clinic is hygienic and has a good environment. She prescribes the minimum necessary tablets and only recommends tests when absolutely needed.
*** ***** *********** ** *** ** *** **** ******* * **** **** She listens carefully, explains everything clearly, and recommends treatments that actually work after thorough testing. I am very happy with her care.
The doctor provided a good diagnosis during my visit.
Dr. Neetu Ramrakhiani is very experienced and provided excellent care. Overall, everything was well handled during my visit.
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My father has fainted a couple of times, in the period of 2 years. He visited the doctor the first time, suggested having 2 tests. While one of the tests was of 24 hours monitoring and was not available in our city and nearby cities. We planned to have it in Jaipur (200 KM far from our home) in a week, however, as my brother met with an accident, we couldn't go for the test as planned. And it took us 17 days (in total since we first met the doctor) to get the test done. The report came after 2 days, we visited the hospital again to get the doctor's view.
But unfortunately, she was ignorant of the fact that we missed revisiting within 7 days due to another medical emergency and denied seeing the reports, and asked us to come the next day (we mentioned another fact that it is 200 KM far from our home). She was rigid to the situation and said this is a follow-up and you need to repay, get billed, and then only I can see the patient, only on next day. We were ready to pay immediately, but as the existing number of patients was high before we can get billed, she stopped the billing itself.****** ** * ******* ******* ** ***** ****** *** ******** ** *** **** ***** **** ******* ***** ********* ** *** **** ***** ** ***** ********** *** ***** *** ****** ** *** ************
if the doctor is so much protocol-oriented then why do the people with an appointment has to wait for 3 hours. Doctors must also be considerate of the situation their patients may be facing. I hope patients who will see her, get treated empathetically.