Comments on: Artemis hospital cares more for its money than it cares for you

By: NG

NG — Thu, 19 Jan 2012 08:45:27 +0000

I agree that Artemis is killer hospital and you know that in Gurgaon you don’t need licenses to open the Hospital like Artemis.
My son is in COMA he was in Artemis for 1 month and nothing helps us, one Dr. Praveen Gupta (Neurology) treating him, he does EEG almost always till date he has done 15 EEG of my son to find whether he is getting fits or not… one EEG cost 1900/- and he never checks this properly and always no change in treatment after EEG. He is just trying to get return on investment on EEG machine of Artemis hospital.
Please be careful do not go to this Doctor.

By: vijay kumar

vijay kumar — Tue, 27 Dec 2011 13:01:56 +0000

I have visited many times in Paras hospital Gurgaon. This is a good hospital. I met there to Dr D.K. Jhamb and Dr Sanjay Yadav both are God for me. I am taking medicine under their consultance. Thanks a lot. May God bless them a long and healthy life.

By: ABC

ABC — Sun, 07 Aug 2011 14:05:08 +0000

Very IN EFFICIENT STAFF.
Least bother about the patient.They onylcare for the money by overcharging. TheY dont care for time. Most mismanaged and unprofessional .
Even the doctors will also first give the shock by declearing the cost of treatment before prescribing any medicine.The front staff is just like hawkers. I dont find worth going to Artmis .it is always better to visit any govt. hospital then the Artmis.at least you will not get hurt even after paying a lot you are not treated well.

IF SUCH KIND OF HOSPITALS WILL GET APPERITATED.PEOPLE WILL REALLY DIE ON ROAD.

By: Deepak Shenoy

Deepak Shenoy — Sun, 10 Jul 2011 20:23:01 +0000

Shikha, I’d like to second you on this. We’ve never had a less than great experience with Dr. Sarika Raj. Contrary to what someone above said, she does NOT prescribe antibiotics too much; in our case, she even once suggested we hold off antibiotics unless symptoms worsen, which turned out to be the correct approach.

We really like her open discussion and logical breaking down of a problem, which gives us enough confidence because after reading so much on the internet one needs a structured way to think rather than proclaiming a diagnosis. For some people that might not work, or come across as incompetance, but remember that we all must be open to learning no matter how knowledgeable we are.

Yes, we need open, intelligent discussion. But we must hear from both sides. If any of you’d like to speak with me, deepakshenoy at gmail will work.

By: X Artemis Doc

X Artemis Doc — Tue, 26 Apr 2011 10:27:33 +0000

Yeah Vinod! Now you can steal as much s you can from Artemis till your next boss finds out!! Good luck with your job and life!!!

By: amaresh chandra panda

amaresh chandra panda — Sun, 31 Oct 2010 12:41:27 +0000

hi all
i have read all the bad things about artemis but i have worked from the day one when arteis started in apri2007,its not like waht u said this is a very good hospital having verygood set up but i have left artemis for family problem but i am still proud tobe associated with artemis .all good docs have resigned for money ya dr sarika was proud of her uk& us conections burt shetreats her patients very wel .it seems sumit has got some psychological problems

By: R

Wed, 27 Oct 2010 05:15:46 +0000

Hey, guys plz check out your billing at artemis, they overcharge you everytime…

By: dr aparna

dr aparna — Mon, 25 Oct 2010 17:12:43 +0000

my bad experience too.my mother was shifted to artemis in emergency from dehradun with uncontrolled very high bp and many other complications, infections in the legs and arms, irregular pulse, asthma, all caused by greedy , incompetent docs at CMI in doon.at artemis in that severe infective and high bp state they did invasive coronary angiography which was not required and after a week of hospitalisation, gave such drugs-cordorone, which was causing overactive thyroid, and they pushed her very close to death, sent her home saying that bp will remain200/110mmhg, nothing to worry!!!!
when she came back to doon in that hperthyroid state and a heavy doses of sleeping /anxiety pills, she was still taking cordorone as prescribed and her thyroid was geting overactive day by day, then I myself got her thyroid profile done and diagnosed hyperthyroidism and then contacted dr mishra at medicity gurgaon, he is a gem of a person and a very competent endocrinologist, he treated her with the anti thyroid medicines just for 15 days and my mother is today hail and hearty just because of him,all u guys out there, please see dr mishra for all hormone diseases like diabetes, thyroid, bone health/osteoporosois, polycystic ovaries, childhood obesity, infertility, just meet him once and the faith on doctors will come back again.

By: AM

AM — Mon, 18 Oct 2010 21:19:39 +0000

It is the same thing every where. Some are 60% bad while some are 50%. Depends where and when you land up. If lucky of being on the better 40%/50% side of things, you will say gud things.

However, we all know of the doctors’ nexus,undue tests and investigations, repeat tests etc etc. It is the same story every where by and large. Artemis is no different.

There is this age old dictum/axiom which says `All people get the the govenment they DESERVE.’ Well, it applies to services equally,may be more so. We get shoddy treatment, get fleeced, waste time. Simply because we dont DEMAND BETTER. Or shall I say COMMAND BETTER.

We EXPECT BETTER OR MORE THAN WHAT WE COMMAND. Sorry, its not philosophy.It is the fact. Reflect. We pay what they want. WE SHOULD GET WHAT WE PAY FOR.

By: VK

VK — Sun, 17 Oct 2010 05:16:54 +0000

Gentlemen and Ladies, after reading this and having experience with paras hospital and few other hospitals in NCR area, I do have now conviction that there is something wrong in this area of country. I have got exposure to few hospitals in Mumbai e.g. Jaslok and Bangalore…but I tell you things are not as bad anywhere else in the country.

It is said that legendory Shrawan Kumar left his blind parents and started shouting that why should he take all that problems of carrying them on his shoulders. His mother started crying but father asked which place they had come. Shrawan replied arrogantly that it was Indraprastha (today’s Delhi). Father requested to do them last favour of moving them out of the boundary of Indraprastha. The moment he did it, he was the same devoted, dedicated, courteous son!

So friends, we all living in NCR have to live with these rude, corrupt, inhuman, moneyminded doctors and hospital staff (mostly speaking, there are gems too). And such people have always existed in this land. Does any one remember Dr Abbot, a renowned Orthopaedic surgeon in Daryagunj area………..who… my God…his rudeness!