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Dr. Rohan Test

MBBS, MD, DM (Nephrology)
Nephrology · 12 years experience
✓ Medical registration verified — TEST-DL-11209
★ 5.0
1 rating
1
Consultations
12
Years experience
2026
On Preaxa since

About Dr. Test

Nephrologist treating chronic kidney disease, diabetic kidney disease and hypertension-related renal conditions. Works with patients on regular monitoring schedules to slow CKD progression.

Practice details

Clinic
Renal Care Associates
City
New Delhi
Consultation mode
Video consultation via Preaxa
Languages
English, Hindi, Punjabi
Registration
TEST-DL-11209 · Delhi Medical Council
Education
MBBS, MD, DM (Nephrology)

Patient stories

Ratings can only be left by patients after a completed consultation.

★★★★★

The follow-up feature is the real deal — sent my new creatinine report and got a reply the same evening without another appointment.

Vikram T. · verified consultation · Jul 2026

Frequently asked questions

What is Dr. Test's consultation fee?

₹1,200 all-inclusive — ₹1,000 consultation fee plus a ₹200 platform fee. The total is shown before payment, and every payment has a downloadable receipt.

How do I book an appointment with Dr. Test?

Tap "Book consultation", sign in, and describe the problem to Preaxa's assistant (about ten minutes). Approve the docket it prepares, then pick one of the open slots shown on this page.

Is Dr. Test verified?

Yes — registration TEST-DL-11209 with the Delhi Medical Council was checked against the medical-council register before this profile went live.

What happens before the consultation?

Dr. Test receives the approved docket — the patient's one-page, self-verified summary — and original reports in advance, so consultation time is spent on treatment rather than background questions. Afterwards, the prescription is stored in the patient's records, and follow-up updates can be sent through the app.

Can I consult Dr. Test in an emergency?

No — Preaxa is for planned consultations and follow-ups. In an emergency, go to the nearest hospital or call your local emergency number.