Dr. Neeraj Bhalla
Experience: Over 33 years
BLK–Max Super Speciality Hospital, Rajendra Place
New Delhi, India
Introduction
Dr. Neeraj Bhalla is a senior heart specialist treating blocked arteries, chest pain, and cardiac trouble that needs immediate care. Most people land in his office when their medicines stop working, and a procedure becomes the only way out. His work mainly focuses on improving blood flow to the heart and helping patients return to a stable routine.
About Dr. Neeraj Bhalla
Dr. Bhalla has spent many years working in interventional cardiology, performing angioplasty and related procedures. He often treats patients who have multiple heart risk factors such as diabetes, high blood pressure, or long-standing cholesterol issues. His approach is steady and practical, especially in cases that require ongoing care.
He has also taught cardiology and done research work. Patients usually say that he explains things in a simple way and does not rush decisions. Families worry less when they actually get what’s going on.
Qualifications
- MBBS – Armed Forces Medical College, Pune
- MD (Medicine) – AFMC, Pune
- DM (Cardiology) – PGI Chandigarh
- FSCAI
- FACC
Awards & Recognition
- KK Gupta Gold Medal for standing first in Medicine
- Commendation by the Chief of Air Staff (CAS), Government of India
- Lumen Global Award for Heart Attack Management from the Health and Finance Minister, Delhi Government (1988)
Specialities & Expertise
- Coronary angioplasty and stenting
- Intravascular imaging techniques (IVUS, FFR)
- Pacemaker and ICD implantation
- Peripheral artery procedures
- Valve-related interventions
Patient Experience & Approach
He actually listens instead of talking over you. Check your old files and symptoms properly before suggesting anything. Patients like getting an honest talk about their heart and what can be done. This reduces confusion and helps them take part in the decision.
He also stresses follow-up care and daily habits. Advice on diet, medicines, and routine checks helps patients manage their condition and avoid sudden cardiac events in the future.