Expert Internal Medicine Care

Dr. Satyen S. Bhavsar

Internal Medicine

Helping you recover stronger and faster with personalized care and evidence-based treatment approaches.

26 years of experience

Get to Know Me

About Me

Qualification

MBBS

Experience

26 years of experience

Dr.Satyen is a renowned Internal Medicine in Mumbai. He has 24 years of experience in medical field. He has completed his MBBS from Smt. NHL Municipal Medical College, Ahmedabad in 2000 and MD - General Medicine from Shyam Shah Medical College, Rewa in 2005. He currently practices at Bhavsar Nursing Home & Iccu in Bhandup West(Mumbai). He is a prominent member of Indian Medical Association (IMA).
MBBS Smt. NHL Municipal Medical College, Ahmedabad MD General Medicine Shyam Shah Medical College, Rewa

What I Offer

Services Offered

Comprehensive services tailored to your recovery needs

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Arthritis Management

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Chronic Pain Treatment

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Filaria Treatment

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Gastroenteritis Treatment

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Infectious Disease Treatment

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Viral Fever Treatment

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Clinic Location

Conveniently located to serve you better

Address

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Bhavsar Nursing Home & Iccu
Bhandup West
Shop Number 27-31, Ground Floor, Skicity Retail, Lake Road, Opposite To Bhandup Police Station
Mumbai

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