Dr Deepak Tyagi
Neurologist · Ashu Hospital
H.No 50, Sector 20D, Sector 33, Chandigarh, 160020
Listed on Google as "Dr. Deepak Tyagi"
Dr Deepak Tyagi, neurologist in Sector 33, Chandigarh
Dr Deepak Tyagi is a neurologist practising at Ashu Hospital in Sector 33, Chandigarh. Neurology covers epilepsy, stroke, migraine, Parkinson's, neuropathy. Google rating 3.0 from 2 reviews.
What is Dr Deepak Tyagi's consultation fee?
Dr Deepak Tyagi does not publish a consultation fee on a page we could read. Call the clinic on +91 98729 68366 or send the appointment request on this page and ask for the fee.
Clinic and hours
- AddressH.No 50, Sector 20D, Sector 33, Chandigarh, 160020
- Hospital or clinicAshu Hospital
- Phone+91 98729 68366
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What Google reviewers say
★ Kulvir Singh, 2 months agoIn my personal experience, Dr. Deepak Tyagi was not satisfactory. I would not recommend getting treatment from this doctor. I suggest that others carefully consider their options and seek a second opinion before making a decision.
Reviews are from Google and belong to their authors. 3.0 (2 Google reviews) as of October 2026. Reviews describe one patient's experience, not clinical quality.
FAQs
What is Dr Deepak Tyagi's consultation fee?
Dr Deepak Tyagi does not publish a consultation fee on a page we could read. Call the clinic on +91 98729 68366 or send the appointment request on this page and ask for the fee.
Where does Dr Deepak Tyagi practise?
Dr Deepak Tyagi practises at Ashu Hospital, H.No 50, Sector 20D, Sector 33, Chandigarh, 160020.
Is Dr Deepak Tyagi registered with the NMC?
The registration has not been matched on the Indian Medical Register yet. Ask the clinic for the registration number and verify it at nmc.org.in.
What does a neurologist treat?
Neurology covers epilepsy, stroke, migraine, Parkinson's, neuropathy. Dr Deepak Tyagi is listed as a neurologist.
How do I book an appointment with Dr Deepak Tyagi?
Call +91 98729 68366, or use the appointment request on this page; it goes to the clinic, which replies by phone or email. Carry old reports and a list of current medicines.
