Dr. Basavaraj GS

The doctor was very kind and calm, guiding patients well. He clearly advised me to take all necessary steps.

I went in for chronic Obesity treatment, I was prescribed trizepetide Mounjaro and doctor was patient and explained all the possible side effects big and small and what are the precautions to take. The clinic staff is friendly and professional. The first dose was administered in the clinic by nurse who taught me how to use it myself for following weeks. Doctors treatment is conservative which aligns with my goal, the dose is continued at lowest looking at my good progress on it for a month. Every question big or small is addressed without judgement and with clear explanations. Highly recommend!

I visited Dr. Basavraj for a consultation after getting my full-body health reports. I really appreciated his approach.He took the time to go through my reports thoroughly before recommending a scan to get a clearer picture. When I returned the next day for the follow-up, he was just as helpful. He’s friendly but very straightforward, which I personally prefer. It was a smooth and positive experience.

Thanks to Practo, we reached to this amazing Doctor. He is detail oriented and listens patiently to what we have to discuss and share. He shows a great friendly gesture which encourages to discuss more about the problems and take proper feedback. Clinic: The facility is clean and they have all types of inhouse labs. In addition to Diabetes, they have other doctors, dieticians as well. They also have a tech based app which helps in diabetes management. I found it very useful and easy. Staff: Friendly staff and the guide properly on what to be done next.

At first this doctor seemed friendly and the reviews were good so I reposed some trust in his judgement. However I have realised he is not very thorough when it comes to managing a geriatric diabetes case. My mother is 83 years old and her hba1c had gone very high despite medication so I had realised after speaking with a few doctors that one would need to start her on insulin. He agreed and recommended a starting dose of 8 units ** ** ** ** * ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** * ** ** * ** ** * . I immediately stopped her evening dose and titrated down her insulin. Over the last 8 weeks I have been successfully able to titrate insulin while keeping ** a minimum of 30 mg morning only and have had no nocturnal hypoglycaemia incident ever since. ** ** ** ** * ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** Had this not been identified and corrected promptly, * ** ** ** ** ** **

** ** I booked an appointment for 5:30pm on Monday, August 22 because it was the earliest slot. Doctor arrived at 6:50. Despite having arrived on time, the doctor's assistant sends in another patient (with a later appointment) because "he looked around and couldn't see me." It's 7:15 by the time I finally get to see the doctor, who asks me to get some tests and come back on Wednesday evening. I arrive on Wednesday evening, wait for half an hour, having driven quite a bit in the rain, through traffic, when I finally decide to call his assistant, who tells me the doctor is on leave for the next two days. What sort of appointment management is this? This clinic is not even a real clinic, just a room rented out by a very crowded diagnostic centre. Pathetic experience from start to finish. The doctor is polite but what's the point of politeness if you don't respect your patients' time? I just decided to see another doctor.