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Excellent Maternity Services at Carewel Hospital - Best...

Excellent Maternity Services at Carewel Hospital - Best Gynecologist Dr. Vaishali Ghiya I have been visiting Carewel Hospital since the end of April 2025 for my first baby’s delivery. During the second to fourth months of my pregnancy, I experienced certain complications. However, the excellent care and guidance provided by Gynecologist Dr. Vaishali Ghiya, along with the dedicated and experienced nurses and support staff, my pregnancy journey was smooth and reassuring. Their continuous support helped me remain calm and ultimately proceed with a normal delivery. I would highly recommend Carewel Hospital to all expectant mothers and encourage them to experience the quality of care and services firsthand

Outside India currently and had my wife visit her clinic as...

Outside India currently and had my wife visit her clinic as she is currently pregnant. She had the most disturbing experience speaking with Dr. Vaishali Ghiya, the primary obstetrician at Carewel. We had first visited Carewel 3 years ago for our first child. For the delivery, however, I had to take my wife to the hospital at 3 AM and there was no transport available. So we decided to go to the second hospital that we had registered in which was closer to where we live. My wife had the Carewel file from her previous pregnancy which she carried with her yesterday while visiting Carewel hospital. Dr Vaishali Ghiya was clearly upset that we chose to go to the second hospital on our list last time. She made so many nasty comments that my wife almost cried. It's a shame that someone so educated has such a vile tongue. Some of the comments that she made are: 1. You guys are so poor. Maybe you cannot afford treatment here. 2. You should go to a government hospital 3. I will charge Rs 1500 to give an IV. Can you afford that? Should I start the treatment? 4. Why did you come here now? Why didn’t you go to the second hospital? Did something go wrong there? 5. Why are you coming when you are so far along? 6. There are two medicines, one for 1800, one for 2400 which one can you afford? My wife and MIL, being kind and reserved, took these comments in silence. But is this any way for a doctor to talk to the patients? What kind of an example does it set for those working under her? Will nurses and wardboys also have the same attitude when a patient is admitted? For perspective, my wife and I have a combined income of over 36LPA and, if we wanted, we could go to the most expensive hospital in Mumbai. We are shocked to see such an attitude from a doctor that treats women when they are at their most vulnerable. Honestly, I think we dodged a bullet here. The irony is that my modestly dressed wife and I could pay for 12 deliveries at Carewel and still have money left over from our monthly income.