A pediatrician in Sector 43, Gurugram

General paediatric care and consultations at Super Mart II, DLF Phase IV — for a new complaint, a routine check, or a vaccination.

4.6 out of 5, across 22 Google reviews

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The same doctor, year after year

Parents who find him early tend to stay for a long time.

One reviewer describes more than nine years with Dr Deepak Ahuja — the kind of continuity that matters most in paediatrics, where a doctor gets to know a child's history rather than meeting them once. That same reviewer calls him diligent and up to date with current scientific methods.

Reviewers consistently describe a calm, compassionate approach that puts both children and worried parents at ease, along with clear, patient explanations at the consultation.

Vaccination

General paediatric care and consultations are what the clinic offers, and that includes your child's vaccinations. Keeping to a schedule is one of the most common reasons parents bring a child in more than once a year.

Read: the childhood immunisation schedule by age

When to bring your child in

A fever alone rarely tells you everything. Age, how high it runs, how long it has lasted, and what else is going on all matter together.

That is general information, not a diagnosis of any particular child, and it is covered in full in the article linked below. If you are deciding right now whether to bring your child in, the fastest way to get a straight answer is to describe what you are seeing.

Read: when a fever needs a doctor, and when it does not

What happens at a visit

Every consultation covers the same ground, whatever brings you in.

  1. Getting an appointment

    Call the clinic directly, or send a message on WhatsApp with your child's age and what the visit is for. Both reach the same number.

  2. The consultation

    Generally — this describes a paediatric consultation in general, not any particular visit — the doctor examines the child, discusses symptoms and history with the parent, and explains what happens next, whether that is treatment, a vaccination, or a routine check.

Finding the clinic

The clinic is at Super Mart II, D-16/17, Regency Park Road, Block C2, DLF Phase IV, Sector 43, Gurugram.

If you are travelling with a pram or a young child, message ahead and you will get a straight answer on the best way in before you set out.

What the 22 reviews actually say

4.6 out of 5, across 22 Google reviews.

Read together, the reviews describe a doctor patients keep coming back to, year after year — one reviewer of more than nine years calls him diligent and up to date with current scientific methods. A recurring theme is a calm, compassionate manner that settles both the child and the parent, and clear, patient explanations at the consultation.

Not every visit reads the same. One longer-tenured reviewer describes a less satisfying appointment during a high-pressure moment — a young child with a high fever and a cold. That kind of visit is exactly what the section below, on when to bring your child in, is written for.

Read the 22 reviews on Google ↗

Questions worth asking

Any of these can be asked on WhatsApp before you visit.

  1. Where is the clinic, and how do I get there?

    The clinic is at Super Mart II, D-16/17, Regency Park Road, Block C2, DLF Phase IV, Sector 43, Gurugram.

    Message for directions and you will get a straight answer before you set out with your child.

  2. Does Dr Deepak Ahuja see children of all ages?

    Paediatric care generally covers children from birth through the teenage years — this is a description of the field, not a statement of this clinic’s own policy.

    To confirm this for your own child’s age before you travel to the clinic, send a message.

  3. My child has a fever. Should I bring them in, or wait it out at home?

    It depends on the age of the child, how high the fever is, how long it has lasted, and what else is going on — this is covered in full in the article linked below.

    If you want a direct answer for your own child right now, describe the symptoms on WhatsApp.

  4. What does a consultation cost, and what are the clinic hours?

    A consultation is ₹1,200, at Vee Care Clinics, Monday to Saturday, 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM.

  5. How do I book an appointment?

    Call the clinic directly, or send a message on WhatsApp with your child’s age and what the visit is for. Both reach the same number.

  6. Where can I read the reviews myself?

    Dr Deepak Ahuja is rated 4.6 out of 5, across 22 Google reviews. Long-term continuity of care is the theme that recurs most.

    Read the reviews on Google