Low grade Doctor, he don't have maturity about how to behave with the patient & rough communication, non sense talking.
Ayurvedic Care Centre
Ayurveda in Chandigarh
Ayurveda
90% 4.5/5 rating across 84 patient reviews
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Ayurvedic Care Centre is a ayurveda clinic in Chandigarh. Address: 7, Sector 28A, Sector 28, Chandigarh, 160002, India. Feedback from 4 patients averages 84/5, reflecting steady satisfaction with consultations and care. Open most days of the week. View OPD timings, patient reviews, and appointment options on this profile.
Chandigarh, Chandigarh
7, Sector 28A, Sector 28, Chandigarh, 160002, India
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Q: Where is Ayurvedic Care Centre located?
A: Ayurvedic Care Centre is located at 7, Sector 28A, Sector 28, Chandigarh, 160002, India.
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A: Ayurvedic Care Centre has a Google rating of 4.5 out of 5 based on 84 reviews.
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A: Ayurvedic Care Centre is listed under Ayurveda in Chandigarh.
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Reviews
Google reviews
View on GoogleMy delivery journey was not easy.
But with Dr. Sonali at Kapila Nursing Home my baby and I are healthy and safe
Normal delivery was tried, and when it wasn't possible, my C-section decision was respected. Me and my baby is safe
24/7 support, day & night care.
Forever grateful
The best doctor I have ever met , he keeps the atmosphere casual and light hearted at his place .
My only recommendation is if he could keep patients who are there just to solicit views to the minimum .
During my recent visit to Dr. Subhash Khatana for a medical consultation, I encountered an experience that was both unexpected and disheartening. While I had high hopes based on the positive reviews of Dr. Khatana's medical expertise, the interaction did not align with the professional and compassionate care I anticipated.
The visit took an uncomfortable turn when the discussion veered away from my medical concerns to the topic of the contributions of individuals from different states within India. It was particularly disconcerting when comments were made that seemed to unfairly criticize and demean the efforts and services provided by people from Bihar, Jharkhand, and UP. Such remarks felt out of place in a medical consultation and appeared to overlook the principle that healthcare should be impartial and inclusive, valuing every individual's dignity and contributions, regardless of their geographic or cultural background.
My father traveled extensively, seeking medical guidance and support. We expected a welcoming environment focused on health and healing. Instead, we were met with a discourse that felt divisive and unrelated to the compassionate care we sought.
I share this review from a place of constructive feedback, hoping for a future where interactions in a medical setting are solely focused on health and wellbeing, embracing the diversity of all patients with respect and understanding. My intention is not to harm but to highlight an area for potential improvement in how we communicate and treat one another in professional settings.
I came to know about Dr Khatana after he treated my father and i suddenly needed treatment for my tonsils which overnight blocked my throat. After taking all strong medication of no still for two days i took the herb mix by the doctor and overnight i got relief of upto 80% and within w days i was fully cured. The doctor himself a god fearing man is very reasonable and honest man who calls a spade a spade.