Why
Apex
Hospitals?
Expert Medical
Team
Highly qualified doctors and specialists committed to personalized care.
Patient-Centric Approach
Compassionate care and support, every step of your healing journey
Advanced Infrastructure
State-of-the-art technology and modern facilities for accurate diagnosis and treatment.
Milestones That Speak for Themselves
Expertise Across Specialties
Orthopedics
Orthopedics department treats musculoskeletal injuries and diseases across all ages.
Cardiology
Cardiology department offers world-class care with advanced ICU and expert cardiologists.
Neuro Surgery
Expert neurological care: treatment planning, surgery, therapies, and rehabilitation.
Laparoscopic surgery
Minimally invasive abdominal or pelvic procedure done through small camera-guided incisions, reducing pain and recovery time
Oncology
Providing full-spectrum cancer care with compassion and expertise.
Gastroenterology
Gastroenterology treats disorders of the digestive and gastrointestinal tract
Urology
Urological care for male and female urinary tract health problems.
Gynecology
Expert care in general gynecology, obstetrics, menstrual disorders, preconception counseling, and routine screenings.
Patient & Family Stories
Thank you...! Team Apex staff for good care...🥰
All the staffs are very professional and supportive. We are truly delighted by the Hospital staffs Services. Will surely recommend others as well.
the entire team!
The hospital is exceptionally well-organized, clean, and equipped with advanced medical technology, which gives patients great confidence from the moment we enter.
doctor Samarjeet bansal is highly experienced and take time to listen, explain diagnoses clearly, and guided my mom with genuine care. The nursing staff is equally outstanding—polite, attentive, and always available to help with a smile. Every department, from reception to diagnostics, operates smoothly and efficiently, ensuring minimal waiting time.
What truly stood out was the hospital’s commitment to patient comfort and safety. The environment is hygienic, the facilities are well-maintained, and the staff follows all necessary protocols with utmost diligence. The overall patient experience is exceptional, making this hospital one of the best choices for comprehensive and reliable Healthcare.
Mr Vikas from Tpa was equally
Helpful with cashless procedure I thank him from bottom of my heart and always remain grateful for the smooth experience with regards to insurance
I highly recommend this hospital to anyone seeking quality medical treatment under one roof. Their dedication, expertise, and compassion make a real difference.
The doctors are any better either. Not single one seemed professional. There's a type of discipline doctors tend to have which is absent in the doctors of this hospital.
Cleanliness also has to be focused on by the relatives of the patient. The staff while removing glass bangles suggested breaking then as they won't come out but did not take care that small glass bits don't scatter around. To remove the scattered glass while cleaning the blankets, one of the blankets happened to fall on the ground, which the staff was going to put on the patient, but I had to intervene and make them replace (which I still don't know whether they did or not as I had to go get medicine and then back home).
The doctors seem to be bad in their work as well. On second opinion of MRI reports, we found that the medicine prescribed by Apex hospital doctors would be of no use and better medication was prescribed to use.
Utter disregard for patient's family and their time. Hope no one has to ever visit this hospital and it shuts it's business down. Waste of money as well as time.
We were here for the delivery of our baby. Both the baby and the mother are healthy and doing well. The doctor, nurses, and support staff were very helpful and supportive throughout the entire process. The rooms were neat and clean. We truly appreciate the care provided by the hospital team and would definitely recommend this hospital to others.
However, one suggestion for future patients would be to carefully check and understand the insurance/TPA clauses before admission to avoid any confusion regarding coverage.
We had a 10:30 PM appointment with Dr. Virendra Yadav and made sure to arrive on time. However, the doctor only showed up at 12:15 AM. Waiting nearly two hours late at night without any proper communication or explanation is simply unacceptable.
Around 11:30 PM, while we were still waiting and the doctor hadn’t arrived, the reception staff insisted that we pay the consultation advance immediately. We calmly said we would pay once the doctor came, because at that point there was no clarity on whether he would even show up. We were then told that if we paid later, we would be charged emergency consultation fees. It felt unfair and unnecessarily pressurizing.
Things became even more upsetting when my father started feeling severe acidity due to the long wait. The hospital has an in-house pharmacy, so he requested a simple Digene tablet and was ready to pay for it. The pharmacist refused and told him, “Doctor se prescription leke aao ya phir bahar jaao main road pe waha chemist hoga.” This was between 12:00–12:30 AM. Being asked to step out onto the main road at midnight for basic relief medication was shocking and showed a complete lack of empathy.
The receptionist’s behavior throughout was extremely rude and dismissive. In a hospital, patients are already stressed and vulnerable. The least one expects is basic courtesy and compassion which was clearly missing.
Overall, it was a deeply distressing experience. Hospitals are supposed to provide care and reassurance. Unfortunately, we felt neither cared for nor respected.
Update after the Hospital’s response:
Thank you for your response, but unfortunately it does not address the core issues we faced that night.
While delays due to emergencies can happen in healthcare, what was unacceptable was the complete lack of communication. Patients were simply left waiting for nearly two hours late at night without any update about the doctor’s arrival. Basic transparency would have avoided much of the frustration.
Regarding the advance payment, the concern was not about the billing protocol itself, but the manner in which it was handled. Asking patients to pay in advance when the doctor had not even arrived yet, and then telling us that paying later would lead to “emergency charges” was extremely unreasonable. If the doctor had arrived at the scheduled time, our consultation would have been completed well before midnight. It is unfair to suggest emergency charges when the delay was entirely on the hospital’s side and not the patient’s.
Your explanation about prescription requirements at the pharmacy is also not convincing in this situation. Digene is an over-the-counter antacid, not a restricted medication. My father was clearly uncomfortable due to acidity after waiting late into the night, yet instead of showing basic empathy or offering assistance, he was told to go out to the main road to find a chemist at 12-12:30 am.That response showed a serious lack of patient care.
Another concerning issue was during the consultation itself. When the doctor finally arrived, the door of the consultation room was not even closed, and conversations between the doctor and patient could easily be heard from outside. Patient-doctor privacy is a basic expectation in any medical setting, and this lack of confidentiality was highly unprofessional.
Most importantly, the attitude of the reception staff was extremely rude and dismissive throughout the entire interaction. This was not simply a communication gap, it was a matter of basic courtesy and empathy, which were clearly missing.
While I acknowledge your apology, the experience that night reflected serious gaps in patient care, communication, and professionalism. I hope this feedback leads to meaningful corrective action, so that other patients and families are not put through a similar experience in the future.
The doctors explained the procedure clearly and gave us confidence throughout the treatment. The nursing staff and support staff were extremely helpful, caring, and polite.
My mother never faced any issues during her stay, and she felt very comfortable because the staff was always supportive and attentive to her needs.
The hospital environment was clean and well maintained, and all services were provided on time. We are satisfied with the treatment and care provided and would definitely recommend Apex Superspeciality Hospital to others looking for quality healthcare.
I must say it went super smoothly, I mean the whole process went so well that I must appreciate. Starting from admitting to Discharge, the journey went completely comfy.
Highly appreciated the admin staff, the management staff, the Nursing staff (specially Miss Sejal and Miss Deepali) they were exceptionally helpful and supportive, also the cleaning staff, attendant, each and everyone was super helpful and friendly.
Now talking about my Doctor, Dr. Mitesh Valvi is a true gem. He explained me everything in detail, give solutions in depth and be in my touch through the treatment. Super professional with great skills. Highly recommend.
Thank you Dr Mitesh and his team for such cool experience.
The nursing staff is polite and responsive, and their response time is prompt.
Dr. Yogesh Parmar explained the treatment in detail and was very cooperative.
The supporting and housekeeping staff are polite and cooperative.
The food facility for patients is good and provided in a timely manner.
I will recommend the hospital to others.
Admission process is smooth, well-organized, and convenient, reducing waiting time and stress for patients and attendants.
TPA department is very cooperative and supportive throughout the process. Special appreciation to Mr. Javed for effective counseling, clear guidance, and timely assistance.
Nursing staff is prompt, professional, and courteous, with good communication and a caring approach towards patients.
Quality of food provided to patients is very good, hygienic, and prepared as per medical and dietary requirements.
Billing department is efficient, prompt, and helpful in addressing queries and completing discharge formalities smoothly.
Areas for Improvement:
Housekeeping services need improvement, particularly with respect to daily cleaning and regular maintenance of patient areas.
Reception staff should be more sensitized to hospital procedures and trained to handle patient and attendant inquiries with greater courtesy, politeness, and patience.
Additionally, at the time of discharge, a dietician consultation charge was added without any prior information. A diet plan was provided without even checking the patient, which felt completely unreasonable and unprofessional. This was quite disappointing.
A special thanks to Rajshree and the entire hospital staff for their kindness, patience, and constant support. They took great care of the patient, explained everything clearly, and ensured comfort at every step. The doctors, nurses, and support staff were attentive, responsive, and compassionate throughout.
The hospital environment was clean, well-organized, and reassuring, which made a stressful time much easier to handle. It truly felt like the patient was in safe hands.
Highly recommend Apex Hospital to anyone looking for reliable medical care with a human touch. 🙏
During my visit at night, the reception staff behaved in a rude, insensitive, and highly unprofessional manner. Shockingly, the staff member even stated, “Why does the patient come during my duty hours?” Such a statement in a hospital environment is completely unacceptable and reflects a total lack of empathy and responsibility.
This behavior caused severe discomfort and loss of confidence in the hospital’s care. As a direct result of this rude attitude and unwelcoming response, I was forced to transfer the patient to another hospital.
Hospitals are meant to provide care at all hours, and night duty staff are expected to be especially patient, polite, and supportive. Statements like these can seriously affect patient trust and decision-making, particularly during emergencies.
I strongly urge the management to investigate this incident, take strict corrective action, and ensure proper training of staff in professional communication and patient handling.
I hope this matter will be treated with the seriousness it deserves.
Doctors attached to the hospital should be very careful and explain the staff about being human enough to give oxygen mask the patient who is gasping rather than yelling at them to get out of the so called ICU. ICU Where no one is ready for an emergency 🙄 when already informed twice on call.
When you need OXYGEN they explain you about VENTILATOR.. God save us 🙏🙏
1. Day One, my wife was pricked 11 times by Dr.Shruti Tiwari for regional anesthesia injection in the spine since it was a C-Section delivery. This was the first unprofessional service provided by the doctor who's on the panel at Apex Hospital. Literally, ridiculous!
2. The room allocated for post pregnancy checkups/follow-ups had multiple cockroaches running since Day-1. I've never seen any cockroaches running in any government hospital.
3. Day Two, the lunch served to my wife had hair in one of the vegetables. Later on, she never ate anything from the hospital food mess for the post 3days.
4. We did ask for a room change since the amount of cockroaches were non stop on high demand. We were shifted to a new room, later on turned out to be a physio therapy room with an old machine kept in the corner of the window side. There were no rooms available instead of pre-informing the hospital head admin Mr. Sunil Amberkar well in advance (thrice) before admission. This is lack of basic hygiene services in the hospital. Responsive time in the new allocated room was way too high, a person may lose his life due to such delayed response.
5. The pharmacist in the pharmacy was rude and threw unethical comments to pay for traveling charges of a medicine which should have been taken care of the hospital / pharmacy well in advance. If there are any lack of medicines in the hospital, why should a patient pay for traveling charges? Ideally speaking if you are low on stock of required medicines then you fail in your demand and supply forecasting,
6. Few of the Nurses in Apex Hospital had rude behavior traits, compared to the nurses of the another hospital which we got admitted to, post discharge.
7. Finally, we have still not received our corrected revised birth certificate of our child from BMC office, due to the enormous wrong entries passed by the hospital nurse Suruchi. It's almost 3 months now and the incident where I found out the first mistake was that the building name in the address was mentioned wrong. While generating a request for Aadhar, later on turned to be another mistake where in incomplete entry passed by the nurse for me and my wife's name (Aadhar provided, then too you cannot simple copy paste?). This has been a harassment case towards me and my family.
Avoid going to Apex Hospitals as this has been a mental torture to me and my family!




