ASG Hospital Pvt Ltd

The worst hospital, even you don't get a chair for the patient, even govt hospitals will seem better here and in addition to that they will force you to pay for advance money even after cashless approval and that too in hard cash. And if you insist to pay online, you will get the return after how many days you can't guess. I regret my decision to come here. Leave aside their behaviour, OMG, rude to the core.

This hospital is situated near dinkar golambar. The treatment is very good. They have very good doctor in rajendra nagar branch. I personally consulted with doctor pushkar bhadani and he is very genuine and excellent doctor and handled all my problems very positively. All staff behaviour is very good and supportive. I would appreciate mr sujit jha for excellent management and managing hospital very well. This hospital has braches across all the cities in India. I would highly recommend others to visit ASG eye hospital for any treatment related to eye. Excellent service, economical and very disciplined hospital. Good intrafrastructure and very well maintained.

Staffs behavior is rude..They dont attend patient properly..Very unprofessional behavior..and they overcharge Operation is done by inexperienced doctors...Better don't go there if you want quality treatment..

Very Disappointing Experience I had a very disappointing experience at this hospital’s eye department. I visited for a routine eye checkup, but the staff conducting the eye test were unable to correctly determine the power of my left eye. When I discussed this with the doctor, I was told that I have 6/18 vision in my left eye, that I have had low vision in that eye since birth, and that there is no treatment for it. This statement was extremely shocking because I get my eyes checked every year and no doctor has ever mentioned such a condition before. Due to the seriousness of the diagnosis, I immediately consulted another eye hospital on the same day. After a proper examination there, I was diagnosed with CSR (Central Serous Retinopathy), which is a treatable condition, and I was reassured that there is no need to panic. Receiving two completely different diagnoses on the same day has seriously affected my confidence in the examination process here. When it comes to vision, accuracy and careful evaluation are extremely important. I hope the hospital improves its diagnostic standards and ensures clearer communication with patients in the future.