Tarani General Hospital - Jaipur

Waste of money hospital no effect from medicines

A place where quality treatment and patient satisfaction comes first..!!

Experienced doctors.. Very good medical facilities....

Dr. I. D. TARANI has very good professional experience Almost great facility for helpless and hopeless and serious patient & Provide satisfactory suggestions and treatment for the person suffering from any disease

very unprofessional and unethical treatment, don't go to this hospital, and remember not to take treatment from Dr. snehlata bhargava, very rude, greedy and unprofessional women

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worst hospital. One gynecologist ""Dr. Snehlata Bhargava" ...is very rude , she has no manners and etiquettes to talk to a patient. inspite of being a female herself she screams like a mad person on female patients. Never go to her. very depressing experience. absolutely not recommended.

The people are bias for money. They just want money. Either patient gona die in front of them but they can't want for few minutes. Money should come first. Either patient is having normal or serious condition & please don't go to their 5 star rating they are given either by their doctors or employees of that hospital. I have verified the same.