What patients and their families say
A 100% patient satisfaction score on oladoc, alongside written feedback from patients and the families who brought them in. Several of these people have gone on to send their own relatives for surgery, which is the endorsement that matters most in this city.
I had my gallbladder removed and was worried about scars. The incision was so small I could barely find it. I went home the next morning and was back to normal by day three.
ڈاکٹر صاحب نے آپریشن اس طرح کیا کہ مجھے یقین نہیں آیا۔ اللہ ان کو جزا دے۔
Cholecystectomy, Rawalpindi
My father's tumour surgery was complex. Dr. Abdul Qayyum explained everything clearly beforehand. The surgery went without complication and my father recovered well.
Family member, malignancy surgery
We had four family members operated on by Dr. Abdul Qayyum Khan over the years. Every single one was successful. Highly recommended.
چار آپریشن کروائے، سب کامیاب رہے۔ بہترین ڈاکٹر ہیں۔ ماشاءاللہ۔
Multiple family procedures
Even the anaesthesia team praised working with Dr. Abdul Qayyum. When your surgical colleagues speak about you like that, patients can trust it.
After cholecystectomy
On reviews
How to read any surgeon's testimonials, including these
Every practice puts its best feedback on its own website, and this one is no exception. So it is worth saying plainly what these reviews are and are not.
They are real patients, and the interviews on the video page are the same people speaking for themselves rather than text somebody typed on their behalf. What they are not is a complete record. A website is not an audit, and no page of selected quotations tells you anything about the cases that went badly anywhere.
If you want to check a surgeon properly, do three things. Look at independent platforms rather than the practice's own site, and oladoc is the one carrying the record here. Ask the surgeon directly, at the consultation, what their own complication rate is and what they do when an operation has to be converted to open surgery, because a surgeon who cannot discuss their complications is one to be cautious of. And ask people you actually know, since word of mouth in Rawalpindi travels faster and more honestly than anything published.
Reviews should be one input among several, never the whole basis of a decision about your own body.
Had surgery here? Your review helps the next patient decide
Patients choosing a surgeon rely heavily on what people before them wrote. If you were treated at Health Care Hospital, a few honest lines on oladoc or Google are genuinely useful to somebody sitting with an ultrasound report and no idea what to do next.