My experience with this doctor was disappointing. He is short tempered. His tone felt impatient and harsh, which made the visit very uncomfortable. Patients expect medical professionals to communicate with respect, and unfortunately he is not good at this

I cannot thank Dr. Dharmesh Kapoor enough; he is truly the best doctor I have ever met. I am from Odisha, and my father has been suffering from chronic liver disease. We consulted some of the most renowned and reputable hospitals in Bhubaneswar, but unfortunately, they all gave up and recommended a liver transplant as the only option. Through a contact, we learned about Dr. Dharmesh Kapoor. From the very beginning, he took the time to understand both the patient and our situation. He advised a few tests and assured us that the condition could be treated with medication, without the need for a transplant. Now, after 5-6 months of treatment, my father is gradually improving, and we couldn’t be more grateful. Dr. Kapoor is not only incredibly knowledgeable but also compassionate—he treats us as though he has known us for years. His team have also been exceptionally supportive. A special mention to Mr. Akhil, who is always ready to help and guide us. If anyone is suffering from liver disease, I wholeheartedly recommend consulting Dr. Dharmesh Kapoor without hesitation.

Some doctors treat illness. Some treat patients’ families with basic respect. Dharmesh Kapoor does neither particularly well. During my father’s treatment for a liver tumour and cirrhosis, we were repeatedly spoken to with arrogance, impatience, and a tone better suited to scolding than caregiving. One would assume that years of medical education would also include a lesson or two in human decency. Unfortunately, those chapters seem to have been skipped. Asking genuine questions was met with condescension, as if empathy were an optional add-on rather than a core responsibility. If ego could cure disease, this experience might have been reassuring. Sadly, families instead receive stress, humiliation, and emotional distress, free of charge from doctors like him. There are many competent doctors who manage to be knowledgeable without being cruel. I would strongly advise against recommending Dharmesh Kapoor to anyone who expects respect, compassion, or even basic courtesy during one of the most difficult phases of life. Looking at the reviews for this doctor, I hope that the hospital gives some attention to basic etiquettes than just expertise. He is not Einstein, he is not God. Had the situation been better, I am sure he would have got it back from me and my family in the same way. Disgrace to Yashoda. I wish I had stepped down to the reviews before choosing the doctor for the surgery.

One of the worst doctor ever met don't know how to deal even with the patient . Suggestion never take treatment from this doctor bcs in few yrs we have not seen good success rate from his hand.

Dr Dharmesh Kapoor and his team misguided us for my mother's treatment . Dr behaves with patients and their family according to his mood . They don't even listen patient's complaints properly. They are like itni small things ke liye mere paas nahi ana hai . Mere pas bahot sare patients hai . Patient ki taklif samaj nahi pate hai yeh log . Hume Misguide kiya gaya ki India mei MELD score ka kuchh importance nahi hai . Humara MELD score kam hi tha ...liver milne ka chance hi nahi tha . They still called us to Hydrabad from Gujarat . Humara pura money rent and all sab waste ho gaya. We lost our mother . If they had given us a right advice ki yeh MELD score mei apko liver nahi milega ...we could have done something else to save my mother's life . They did all the evaluations and so many reports and all with high expenses at Yashoda Hospital which was actually waste. After all these when we were asking when the transplant will be possible...they are like cadaver liver is not available. Apka score kam hai . Then why did you call us at Hyderabad for stay? Co ordinator Ms Chandrika is having terrible attitude towards patients . Two persons of the team deserves appreciation. Mr Akhil was helpful and Mr Abdul was understanding. Otherwise they are not having any ethics. If someone is going there for transplant I would suggest if your MELD score is less don't get trapped, you will not get cadaver liver here . Better you try IKDRC , Ahmedabad. They are genuine and they give right advice .