Patient Experience

Reviews & Patient Experience

Credentials, what a consultation involves, and where to leave a review.

The Record

Why Women Choose Dr. Heer

Verifiable credentials, not claims — this is the training and service behind every consultation.

27+ Years in the Armed Forces Medical Services

Commissioned into the Army Medical Corps in March 1998, Dr. Heer built her career in military hospitals — settings where decisions are made carefully, quickly, and without shortcuts.

Trained at AFMC, Pune

MS and DNB in Obstetrics & Gynaecology from the Armed Forces Medical College, Pune — one of India's most rigorous medical institutions — after MBBS at JN Medical College, Belgaum.

Chief of Army Staff Commendation, 2023

Recognised at the highest level of the Indian Army for dedication and excellence in service — an honour awarded to a small number of officers each year.

An Academic Who Still Explains Things Simply

Years as Assistant and Associate Professor mean she teaches as she treats — your diagnosis, your options and your plan, explained in language you can act on.

What to Expect

How a Consultation Works

The things patients most often say matter to them — and what Dr. Heer commits to at every visit.

Unhurried consultations

Enough time to describe the problem properly and to ask the questions you came in with.

Explained in plain language

Your diagnosis, the options and the trade-offs — without jargon, and without being rushed to a decision.

Privacy and dignity

Sensitive examinations handled with a chaperone where you want one, and your history kept confidential.

A clear plan you leave with

You should know what happens next, what to watch for, and when to come back before you walk out.

Read & Leave Reviews

Hear From Other Patients

Explore public reviews on Google and Facebook, or send private feedback on WhatsApp. The Google link is for Shalby Hospital; reviews there may cover other hospital services.

Been treated by Dr. Heer? A short, honest review helps other women decide with confidence — especially on the questions that are hard to ask. It takes about a minute, and it genuinely helps.
Second Opinions

Not Sure About a Recommendation?

If you have been advised to have surgery, or given a diagnosis you do not fully understand, a second opinion is a completely reasonable step — and one gynaecologists arrange routinely.

Bring your reports, scans and prescriptions. Dr. Heer will go through what they show, explain what the options are, and tell you honestly if she agrees with the plan you have already been given.

27+Years Experience
AFMCPune, MS & DNB
2023COAS Commendation
2Clinic Locations

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