Girdhar Hospital - Hospital in Hisar - Hisar, India

Very good behaviour of Doctor. No OPD REQUIRED. Only medicine charges.

Best doctor. Treats every patient in minimal price. Very humble doctor. Famous in Hissar, especially in urban estate. Dr Girdhar has earned a lot more of respect than money. He works for humanity.

Best Doctor, very soft spoken. We can say he actually working for humanity.

Nice Doctor But need some devlopment in the building...... Otherwise it's Ok.

Cheap and best hospital. Dr Girdhar is soft spoken and qualified BAMS doctor. Building is not so good and the only reason to me is very nominal charges for treatment.

The way this Doctor interact with patients is really good , even all type of facilities are available , the only problem is that it is bit expensive

My family is consulting Dr. Girdhar since last two decades (i.e. even before this particular building was constructed) I highly recommend him to everyone.

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