Dr. Pritam Kalaskar

One Of The Polite Doctor I Have Ever Seen In My Life And One Of The Calm Person With Zero Attitude Met With In My Top Ten List In My Life, And Yes I Want To Give Feedback For MOC Staff Also They Are Truely Superb Polite And Helpful With Their Patients I Experienced Specially Shradha And I Don't Know The Correct Name But Her Name Is Rupali I Think Including Whole Staff, All it Was Friendly Experience I Received From All Of Them As Patients And Their Parents Want To, No Chid Chid Nothing So Thanks In Ton To All Of You, Wish It Will Get In Future Also,

The doctor calmly explained the nature of the cancer I have, the programme of treatment, the possible side effects and the outcome of the treatment. I had prepared a set of questions in order to ask him. To his credit, I never needed to refer to my list and when ai checked it at the very end, I found that he had answered every question almost in the order that I had noted them down. A doctor should inspire confidence at the very outset, and Dr. Pritam Kalaskar does this extremely well. I was forced to select “wait time” as one area to be improved because Practo does not provide the option “None of the above” and neither does it allow one to skip the question. But my experience so far with Dr. Kalaskar and his team has been outstanding. There is really nothing I can suggest for improvement right now.

It was an excellent thing to happen to me, though I was diagnosed with Lymphoma. The excellent thing was getting introduced to Dr. Preetam Kalaskar, who explained so very clearly to me about my illness and the possible outcomes of the same. Though he stated that in my case, my chances of getting cured was very high, I am not bothered. I am happy that I found the best for me and I found more of a friend in him. I always believe- BIRTH IS A QUESTION MARK, WHEREAS DEATH IS CERTAIN. So why should one be scared of CERTAINITY. Thank you friend

Dr Pritam, was straightforward, warm and above all very technically sound about his craft. His confidence in his knowledge was assuring to us as patient/relatives.