Dr Amit Sinkar

Who is Dr. Amit Sinkar and where does he practise?

Dr. Amit Sinkar is a cardiologist holding qualifications in MBBS, DNB – Cardiology, and DNB – General Medicine. He practises at Deccan Hardikar Hospital in Pune, a NABH Pre-Accredited superspeciality referral centre located at Shivajinagar, serving patients across Western Maharashtra.

What are Dr. Amit Sinkar's areas of clinical expertise?

Dr. Sinkar's clinical focus spans the diagnosis and management of a broad range of cardiovascular and general medicine conditions. His areas of expertise include:

• Coronary artery disease and chest pain evaluation
• Heart failure assessment and management
• Hypertension (high blood pressure) diagnosis and treatment
• Cardiac arrhythmias and rhythm disorders
• Valvular heart disease
• Dyslipidaemia (abnormal cholesterol levels)
• Preventive cardiology and cardiac risk stratification
• Electrocardiography (ECG) interpretation
• Echocardiography-guided cardiac evaluation
• General medicine conditions with cardiac involvement

What are Dr. Amit Sinkar's qualifications and training?

Dr. Sinkar's dual DNB training — first in General Medicine and then in Cardiology — provides a strong foundation for managing patients with complex, multi-system presentations alongside primary cardiac conditions.

What can patients expect from a cardiology consultation at Deccan Hardikar Hospital?

Deccan Hardikar Hospital in Pune houses its Cardiac Sciences department within a NABH Pre-Accredited superspeciality environment that has delivered surgical and medical care across Western Maharashtra for five decades. Patients consulting Dr. Amit Sinkar benefit from this integrated infrastructure, which supports cardiology with on-site diagnostics, an Emergency and ICU unit, and multidisciplinary specialist teams covering Neurology, Nephrology, Vascular Surgery, and more.

The hospital's patient-centric approach emphasises transparent cost structures and a supportive care environment — so patients and families can focus on recovery rather than administrative uncertainty. Consultations are supported by in-house histopathology and diagnostic facilities, enabling faster clinical decisions.