Gleneagles BGS Hospital - Top Multi Speciality Hospital in Kengeri, Bengaluru

I went for UAE procedure for my uterus fibroid which was very big in size and painful, caused anemic suffered a lot.. Dr. Naveen Chandrashekhar and Dr. Sidhanth did great job.. … More

I got a referral to Doctor Mathangi J from my doctor in Kenya. I didnt know anything about the hospital. I loved the reception by the International Patients department and my doctors were so attentive and thorough. The nurses and everyone … More

I thank all the staff at the hospital. We have had a successful kidney transplant for my sister. The Transplant team under Dr. Anil is awesome. Yathish, Shankar & Kavitha- You are the best. Your coordination is great. Ruth from Kenya

It was a wonderful moment with knowledgeable physicians, and other staff at BGS Hospital. Staff at the International department always there to assist before and after arrival ensuring all appointments and movements in the hospital goes as planned. Dr. Jayanth and his team at the OT and ward were very friendly that you cannot wait to commend them for the fantastic job.. The exercise and equipment at the physiotherapy section helped me to fill the difference. I will really be a good ambassador to you people at Gleneagles BGS Hospital Bangalore. Actually I'm flying home to Tanzania with a different health condition. You may think of visiting them for better health for yourself ,relatives and friends and you will not regrets.

We are from Rwanda taking treatment from Dr Prerana NESARGI paediatric oncologist from couple of months. We are very happy with doctor service and Gleneagles hospitality and aumbiance . We are very happy with service of the oncology staff … More

I am from maldives to visit Dr sindhu surgical oncologists for a treatment we are very happy with service of the doctor sindhu and dr kadambari. All services given by hospital and staff Naeema Prem and nursing staff all we received best service. We highly recommend Bgs gleneagles hospital kengeri .

We are come from Maldives to India to meet dr prerana nesargi pediatric and BMT specialist at Gleneagles BGS hospital kengeri for Allogenic Transplant. We are very happy with the service of the doctor care and hospital services and oncology staff naveena. Sindhi prem rose and nursing staff Susanna Veda geetha and team.

We came from Maldives and We heard about the BGS global hospital from a Maldivian who came here for her treatment. As a Maldivian we also mostly care about the way hospital treats with us. I should say the doctors, nurses as well as all the … More

It is Highly Recommended to visit this hospital. Everyone takes care. Doctor's Diagnosis and elaborate clinical examination and guidence is of high standard. One will not feel that we are visiting doctor or hospital. It is something like our own house. The rest rooms are excellent. Neat Hygienic . Even in USA I have Not Seen This type of excellent rest rooms Thanks for All Staff for having taken care of my health

My dad is from ZIMBABWE I’m from America. I had to take my 78 year old dad from Zimbabwe to India for a lifesaving heart procedure. I have never been treated with such kindness and sensitivity by medical personnel anywhere else in the … More

Everything was good and decent being international patient I really like overall services in wellness

BGS Hospital in Kengeri is truly exceptional! From the moment I stepped in, I was greeted with warmth and professionalism. The staff was incredibly attentive, knowledgeable, and caring. The facilities were, clean, and well-maintained. The medical care I received was outstanding, and the doctors were thorough and compassionate. I felt safe and well taken care of throughout my stay. I highly recommend Gleneagles BGS Hospital in Kengeri for anyone seeking quality healthcare treatment for any major or minor surgery. In particular I would like to thank Mr Junaid, Mr Shimbu, Mr Viraj, for all the assistance the provided to navigate the legalities and complexities involved with international patients. I would also like to thank Dr Pradeep, Dr Chetan, Dr Promodh and Dr Suresh on the successful surgery and making sure we were well informed throughout the whole process and what risks were involved. And a special thanks to the nursing staff Bhagya luxmi, Margaret, Geetha, Ramiya and everyone else who assisted in caring for myself and my father post operation, it is clear to me that patient care is engrained as a priority within every staff member at this hospital. Thank you again BGS team.

I had a very positive experience with the BGS hospital’s Doctors and their International Patients Services. The team was extremely helpful, making the entire process smooth and stress-free. The doctors were outstanding—very knowledgeable … More

Really happy with the service i got from the hospital. The doctors team and nurses have taken a great care of me and checked on me daily. Definitely i will recommend this hospital to my friends and family. As an international patient i … More

I came to Bangalore for my mother’s cancer treatment. Dr. Monica and the staff at the oncology department were extremely caring and helpful to us. She had explained my mother’s situation and immediately started the treatment. Within just a week, multiple tests and surgery had been done. She was discharged just 2 days after surgery. It could not have been possible if not for the care we got from the nurses. A very special thanks to the staff at the international patient office for helping us throughout the process.

The hospital reception and admission process look very impressive. Initially, everyone is polite, welcoming, and reassuring. Unfortunately, that is where the good experience ended. My father-in-law was admitted to BGS Hospital for serious liver-related issues and was shifted to the ICU for immediate care. When I visited him during visiting hours, I was shocked to see that he was not receiving any IV medication and was simply sleeping. He was feeling extremely cold and told me, “Please tell them to give me another blanket. I asked them long back, and they still didn’t give me.” He had only one blanket in the ICU. An extra blanket was provided only after I personally informed the nurse. Before admitting him to the ICU, we had clearly asked the doctors and staff whether food should be given before admission or whether it would be provided in the ICU. We were assured that it would be taken care of. However, even by 5 PM—three hours after ICU admission—he had still not been given any food. His last meal was a very light breakfast at 8 AM. Again, food was arranged only after I followed up with the nurse, and ganji was provided. When I politely raised these concerns and asked the staff to take better care of him, a male nurse named Loyd intervened and behaved in a very rude and unprofessional manner. Regarding the blanket, he said aggressively, “Everyone gets only one blanket. We have already given him two.” I calmly replied, “Sir, he cannot tolerate cold. That is why he asked earlier, but no one gave it. You gave it only after I informed the nurse.” I then asked about the medications being administered and the next steps in his treatment. LOYD immediately interrupted and said rudely, “We won’t know all that. You can’t ask us these questions. The doctor is right there. I’ll call him.” LOYD went to the doctor in an irritated tone and said, “The attender wants to talk to you.” I again responded politely and said, “Sir, please don’t get offended. I am only asking because I need to understand what is happening with my father-in-law.” At no point was I rude or confrontational—I was simply trying to ensure basic care and understand my father-in-law’s condition. As attenders are not allowed 24/7 in the ICU, I felt intimidated and avoided escalating the issue further out of fear that it might affect his care and what if he injects anything purposely that might harm my father-in-law’s health. Despite my father-in-law having breathing issues that required oxygen, he was only given nebulization. After this, his condition started worsening. We were forced to shift him to another hospital at 2 AM. Later, we were informed that he had a serious lung infection along with his existing liver disease—something that was not adequately identified or managed at BGS. Overall, the experience was extremely distressing. The staff appears attentive only until admission is completed. After that, the care felt negligent, and ICU admission seemed routine rather than effective. When it comes to healthcare, especially life-threatening conditions, such lapses are unacceptable. I would not recommend BGS Hospital to anyone.

Pt.Mr. T S shivashanka Age 64/male UHID 532983 … More

As a foreign patient, the surgery rate was too high there. Was went there for my father's knee replacement surgery to Dr Shantosh Kumar, service and behavior was good. But the pricing was too high.