Expertise That Doesn’t Stay in One Postal Code

Good spine care shouldn’t depend on how far you’re willing to drive. That’s the thinking behind Dr. Sameer Nagpal’s Saturday OPD at Jeevan Jyoti Hospital in Sirsa — a weekly clinic that brings his fellowship-level training in endoscopic and minimally invasive spine surgery directly to patients in the region, instead of asking them to seek it out elsewhere.

Every Saturday session runs with the same rigour as a consultation at the main Hisar clinic: a full case history, a hands-on clinical examination, and a plain-language explanation of what’s actually wrong — before any conversation about treatment begins.

Getting to Know Dr. Sameer Nagpal

A Surgeon’s Toolkit, Rarely Seen Together

Most patients in Sirsa have never had the chance to be examined by a surgeon holding both the ASSI Spine Fellowship and the FISS Fellowship from Tokyo — a pairing of credentials that places Dr. Nagpal among a small group of Indian spine specialists trained specifically in advanced endoscopic technique. It’s this training that allows many conditions once thought to require open surgery to instead be treated through keyhole-sized incisions, with meaningfully shorter recovery windows.

Why “Second Opinion” Is a Phrase He Takes Seriously

A significant number of patients who visit the Sirsa OPD aren’t there for a first diagnosis — they’re carrying someone else’s MRI report and someone else’s surgical recommendation, looking for a second opinion before committing to an operation. Dr. Nagpal treats these consultations with particular care, re-examining the imaging and the patient’s actual symptoms rather than simply endorsing a prior recommendation. In a meaningful number of these cases, the outcome is a non-surgical treatment plan instead.

The Discipline Behind 2,500+ Surgeries

With more than 2,500 successful spine surgeries and 1,500+ endoscopic procedures across his career, Dr. Nagpal has developed the kind of clinical instinct that only comes from volume — the ability to read a patient’s gait, posture, and pain pattern and narrow down a diagnosis before imaging even confirms it. For a Saturday OPD with a defined four-hour window, that efficiency matters: patients in Sirsa get a focused, high-quality consultation without the session feeling rushed.

A Local Presence Built on Trust, Not Just Convenience

Sirsa’s Saturday clinic has grown largely through word of mouth patients referring family members, neighbours, and colleagues after their own experience. That kind of organic trust is hard to manufacture; it comes from consistency: the same doctor, the same thorough approach, and the same willingness to say “you don’t need surgery” when that’s genuinely the right answer.