KGM Bone Hospital - Hospital in Jalandhar - Jalandhar, India

Do not trust the doctor , I visited recently due to issue of forearm and elbow pain. I wanted to clear whether it's a muscle issue or bones issue. But doctor did my blood work and guided for physiotherapy, physio did nothing instead of attaching some wires which made some vibrations for 10 minutes and said visit regularly. They charged me 400 rs for 10 minutes vibration which they called Physiotherapy , charged again 600 rs for blood reports and nothing came in my blood report. Doctor advise was, its just a muscle pull and told me to quit working out. And wrote some medicine which costed me around Rs 2100. These days doctors just want to make money nothings else. Please visit any other hospital.

A trusted and old bone Joint hospital led by a very famous surgeon Dr. kulwant Singh, simple man but knows his job. He handles difficult cases with ease.

I am very satisfied with treatment....Dr. Kulwant singh deal with patient very politely.. And the staff is very co-operative with the patients. Best hospital in jalandhar

UNPROFESSIONAL, DANGEROUS, ARROGANT. PLEASE AVOID I very much doubt this doctor's medical registration. Walked in with knee issue to find the doctor ( entitled god lije attitude) 2 hours wait. The examination took less than 30 seconds with no or little communication with the patient. No explanation or diagnosis were made but treatment and WRONG medication was prescribed. To discover the drugs were of psychiatric nature. When questioned Dr Kulwant Singh was vague and defiant. He is unprofessional, has bulk of patients in his consulting room at same time with no privacy at all. His mannerism is rude. I am a doctor myself and had to visit this facility with my sister as she had slight knee issue. But was aggravated and given inappropriate treatment at this facility. PLEASE AVOID THIS PLACE!!!

I was suffering from severe Cervical pain due to which, I was not able to sit properly or lay on the bed.I got my treatment from this hospital from 03.08.2022 to 26.08.2022. It was an execllent experience for me.All the staff members are very polite and cooperative.Dr.Kulwant Singh ji listen to my problem patiently and advised physiotherapy and medical treatment. Physiotherapist madam Timanpreet Kaur and madam Neelam Malhotra treated me very well during this period. They are very polite, sincere and they know their job very well. Now, I am feeling 100% fine. Treatment of Dr. Kulwant Singh ji and Physiotherapists madam Timanpreet Kaur and madam Neelam Malhotra were commendable and excellent. I am thankful to them and at the same time, I also recommend this hospital for your spine related issues.Please do visit this hospital to get rid of your problems

Arrived hospital for check up@10am. Dr came @11am. Asked for X-ray-blood test-physiotherapist.(Standard for all). Even after getting reports at 2pm. Could not see dr for prescription till 3pm. That too in hurry.All in all poor management. Don't recommend anyone unless you have all day to waste

I would have given 0 stars to The doctor Two of my dears got operated by him, but none of them got better after the surgeries. I am a medical professional myself, and when I asked Dr. What the objective of surgery with my relative was, he seemed very unclear and could not give a valid reason and possible outcome of the surgery. We proceeded anyhow while trusting him. As the result, the condition of the patient remained same as it was before surgery. So surgery did nothing, and my dear one had to go through a lot of pain. Same thing happened with my other relative. Dr. Should be ashamed of himself. If the outcomes are unclear, let the patient know. I don't understand how these unethical professionals are even allowed to practice in medicine and surgery.

Doctor is good but There is no system in place. A person coming after you will be attended first because they know someone in the staff. Doctor will leave while patients are still there and patients have to wait for his return or forced to get the consultation from his son. They need to pull up their management and organisational skills.