Dr. (Col) B. Kalra

Dr. (Col) B. Kalra

Cardiology

Experience: Over 20 years

Artemis Hospital

Gurgaon, India

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Introduction

Dr. (Col) B. Kalra is a cardiologist with long experience in both non-invasive and invasive heart care. Over the years, he has treated patients with a wide range of heart conditions, from routine blood pressure issues to more serious cardiac concerns. His background in the Armed Forces medical services has shaped a disciplined and structured approach to patient care.

About Dr. (Col) B. Kalra

Before joining Artemis Hospital, Dr. Kalra worked with the Army medical system, including his position as Head of Cardiology at Army Base Hospital, New Delhi. In this position, he dealt with complicated heart cases and provided care to senior government officials and defence personnel.

He believes that before starting treatment, it is very important to evaluate the condition of the patient. Patients are advised about the results of investigations and treatment options so that they may make an informed decision. His approach is aimed at benefiting the heart in the long term, not just relieving it temporarily.

Qualifications

  • DM (Cardiology) – Air Force Medical College, Pune
  • MD (Medicine) – Bhopal University
  • MBBS – Bhopal University

Awards & Recognition

  • Service Excellence and Best Cardiologist Award (Delhi & NCR) by Times Research Group (2011)
  • News World India Citizen Choice Award for Excellent Contribution to Healthcare Sector (2017)
  • Rashtriya Gaurav Award by the India International Friendship Society
  • Best IMA Branch President Award (2006)
  • Former Head of the Department of Cardiology at the Army Base Hospital, New Delhi
  • Provided expert cardiac care to high-profile figures, including former Presidents of India

Specialities & Expertise

  • Non-invasive cardiac evaluation
  • Coronary artery disease management
  • Hypertension and preventive cardiology
  • Heart rhythm assessment
  • Cardiac risk evaluation

Patient Experience & Approach

Patients often describe him as a calm and methodical person. He listens attentively before prescribing any tests or medicines. Many people appreciate his approach of avoiding unnecessary procedures and focusing on a treatment plan.

The follow-up procedures are clear and well-structured, which helps the patient manage their long-term heart conditions confidently.