Dr Sameer Gupta

Dr Sameer Gupta US Board Certfied Interventional Cardiologist | Diplomate in 5 American Boards | Healthcare Director | Transforming Healthcare & Senior Care

Dr. Gupta: A Multi-Faceted Healthcare leader, transforming Healthcare 🔹

🌐 Roles
- Senior Interventional Cardiologist
- Group Cardiac Cath Lab Director, Metro Hospital
- Director, Umkal Hospital, Gurgaon
- Managing Director, Aurum Senior and Assisted Living
- Co-Chair, Healthcare, PHD Chamber of Commerce
- Co-Medical Director and Chief Cardiologist, Vedanta Delhi Half Marathon

🌟 Unique Qualifications:
One of India's few interventional cardiologists to be certified by 5 American Boards. Expertise backed by ACGME-accredited training in Internal Medicine, Cardiovascular Diseases, Interventional Cardiology, Vascular Medicine & Endovascular Intervention and advanced Echocardiography.

👨‍⚕️Clinical Expertise
- Annual personal case coronary PCI volume of 600-700 PCIs
- 100+ structural and peripheral procedures yearly
- Expertise in high-risk procedures relating to heart and vascular system
- Specialized expertise in boutique procedures: Bronchial artery embolization for Hemoptysis, Dialysis fistula salvage, Septal ablation on HOCM, TAVR in Aortic Stenosis, EVAR, TEVAR, Limb Salvage

🔬 Leadership in Healthcare:
-Featuring 2,500 PCIs at his center, including high-volume CHIP and full gamut of structural heart interventions and vascular interventions at his center
- Directing quality, new initiatives, and research at a group level with an annual volume of 5500-6000 cases.
- On the board of 2 hospital groups - Metro Group of Hospitals and Umkal Hospital
- Managing Director of Aurum Senior & Assisted Living - One of India's premier Senior Residence Startup's
- Advisor to healthcare startup's

📺 Media & Awareness:
- Medical consultant and host of "Doctors on Call" on NDTV
- Sought-after voice on national and international media platforms
- Founder, VoiceOfHealth.in, an initiative aimed at empowering individuals with health awareness

👥 Community & Commerce:
- Co-Chair of Healthcare at PHD Chamber of Commerce, influencing policies and fostering industry relationships
- Active member of Nathealth (Healthcare Foundation of India) and FICCI Healthcare committee

🔍 Special Interests:
- Geriatric Care: Managing Director at Aurum Senior and Assisted Living
- Driving healthcare technology adoption and quality improvement
- Received multiple awards recognizing his outstanding work in the field of healthcare

Charting India's Roadmap to Becoming the Global Hub for Medical Value Travel by 2030.It was a privilege to be part of th...
07/03/2026

Charting India's Roadmap to Becoming the Global Hub for Medical Value Travel by 2030.

It was a privilege to be part of the CEOs Roundtable at FICCI Advantage Healthcare India 2026 — a closed-door session where the country's leading hospital heads, policymakers and healthcare leaders came together with one shared intent: to move India from a preferred destination to the global benchmark in Medical Value Travel.

The roundtable centred on a question that deserves urgent, honest answers:

How does a country with world-class clinical outcomes and unmatched value still fall short of its full global potential in medical travel?

The answer lies not in capability — but in coordination.
Visa facilitation. Standardised global protocols. Digital continuity of care. Seamless pre-arrival to post-treatment patient journeys. These are not aspirational add-ons. They are the infrastructure of global leadership.

India's healthcare capability is no longer emerging. It is established. What we now need is ecosystem alignment — where government policy and private healthcare move in deliberate, coordinated stride toward 2030. Forums like these matter because they convert aspiration into actionable direction.

The opportunity ahead is immense. The responsibility is even greater.

Bridging Borders Through Digital Healthcare Had a great time speaking at the Digital Pathways session at Advantage Healt...
05/03/2026

Bridging Borders Through Digital Healthcare

Had a great time speaking at the Digital Pathways session at Advantage Healthcare India 2026.

A simple truth came through strongly:
International patients don’t evaluate “hospitals.” They evaluate the experience.

And that experience today is increasingly shaped by digital layers—AI-enabled workflows, telemedicine, unified records, secure data exchange, and clean documentation.

If India wants to lead in Medical Value Travel, we need to get the basics right:
• Pre-arrival: clear engagement, faster responses, smoother onboarding
• During care: collaboration across borders and systems
• Documentation: standardized, easy to share, easy to trust
• Post-care: structured follow-up so outcomes travel back home with the patient

Technology doesn’t replace the doctor.
It strengthens trust—when implemented thoughtfully.

Thank you FICCI for creating the space for an important conversation.

India is no longer adopting innovation in interventional cardiology.�We are shaping it.At Metro Heart Institute, Noida, ...
03/03/2026

India is no longer adopting innovation in interventional cardiology.�We are shaping it.

At Metro Heart Institute, Noida, we recently hosted an International Workshop on Precision PCI and complex angioplasty , bringing together global expertise and next-generation technology to manage complex coronary artery disease.

In collaboration with Dr. Sandeep Nathan (Professor & Director, University of Chicago), we demonstrated how AI-based OCT imaging, Orbital Atherectomy, and advanced vessel closure systems are redefining precision in coronary intervention

Doctors from across the country came to learn where we showed shared newer techniques and advances in thecnologies in the field of interventional cardiology.

India’s burden of heart disease is high — but so is our capability to deliver world-class care.

Grateful to the cardiologists who participated and committed to raising the bar of precision-driven intervention.

The future of PCI is not just experience-based.�It is data-driven. AI-enabled. Precision-led.

Building a resilient silver ecosystem is no longer a good-to-have for India — it’s a national priority.At the CII Senior...
20/11/2025

Building a resilient silver ecosystem is no longer a good-to-have for India — it’s a national priority.

At the CII Senior Care Conclave 2025 in New Delhi, we explored how to make ageing in India healthier, safer and more inclusive under the theme “Zindagi Ek Blockbuster.”

What I underlined in the discussion:

- Two gaps we must close: the emotional gap (lonelier, smaller families, children abroad) and the care-delivery gap (unstructured, non-clinical senior care).
- Clinician-led models bring predictability — vitals, escalation pathways, documentation, and rehab don’t get left to chance.
- Technology must enable inclusion — simple, trustworthy tools for seniors and their families, not app fatigue.
- Age-friendly infrastructure & financing will decide whether we scale this beyond metros.

Partnerships between policy, providers, and civil society will unlock speed.
India is ageing fast, and seniors deserve more than custodial care — they deserve companionship, safety, purpose and medical assurance under one roof.

Thank you CII for convening policy, industry, healthcare, and even creative voices, with Ms. Neena Gupta as Ambassador, to put senior care at the centre of India’s social agenda.

It was a thoughtful discussion with fellow panellists — Ms. Neena Gupta, Mr Joy Chakraborty, Dr Ashutosh Shukla — and Dr. Shubnum Singh who steered the conversation towards real, workable models.

Onward to an age-inclusive India.

Snack smart—don’t spike.My NDTV feature walks through diabetes-friendly snacks that balance fibre + protein + healthy fa...
29/10/2025

Snack smart—don’t spike.

My NDTV feature walks through diabetes-friendly snacks that balance fibre + protein + healthy fats:

– Roasted chana (unsalted)
– Sprouts chaat
– Yogurt bowl with nuts & fruit
– Oats cheela (minimal oil, local spices)
– Hummus + veggie sticks
– A small handful of nuts

It’s not about restriction—it’s about choosing snacks that nourish the heart and stabilize sugar.
Save & share this for your health circle. 🙌

https://zurl.co/H3p9W

Smart hospitals aren’t about technology. They’re about timing.The right data at the right moment can prevent a heart att...
19/10/2025

Smart hospitals aren’t about technology. They’re about timing.
The right data at the right moment can prevent a heart attack, save a life, and change a family’s future.

At BEAT 2025 – National Cardiovascular Summit & Awards, I shared a simple truth:

💡 AI doesn’t replace doctors. It empowers them.
But only when built around people, process, and clinical governance.

Our panel explored how smart hospitals are becoming preventive powerhouses:
• AI-guided workflows that support, not overshadow, clinical judgment
• Remote monitoring that catches risk early—before it turns into catastrophe
• Connected data systems that convert noise into insight
• Clinical training that ensures safety, accountability, and impact

Grateful to share the stage with:
Padma Shri Dr. Balbir Singh, Dr. Tarun Kumar, Upasana Arora, Dr. Ajay Kohli, Rajnish Srivastava — leaders pushing the future of cardiac care.

The future of cardiology is not reactive. It’s predictive. Preventive. Personal.

Snack Smart—Your Heart and Sugars Will Thank You.I recently shared with NDTV Health my take on snacks that support blood...
18/10/2025

Snack Smart—Your Heart and Sugars Will Thank You.

I recently shared with NDTV Health my take on snacks that support blood sugar and cardiovascular well-being.

Some highlights:
• Roasted chana (30–40 g, no added salt) – low GI, high fibre & protein
• Sprouts chaat – combined veggies, legumes, light seasoning
• Yogurt bowl – plain curd + nuts, seeds, seasonal fruit
• Oats cheela – use rolled or steel-cut oats, minimal oil & salt
• Hummus + veg sticks – plant protein + fibre
• Handful of unsalted nuts – energy, fats, but portion control is key

The goal is to move beyond deprivation—choose snacks that fill, nourish, and support your metabolism and heart.

Read the full article here - https://zurl.co/cefde

Sudden cardiac arrests in gyms: Awareness > Anxiety.Grateful to contribute to NDTV Health on why these rare events are b...
18/10/2025

Sudden cardiac arrests in gyms: Awareness > Anxiety.

Grateful to contribute to NDTV Health on why these rare events are being reported more—and how to train safely. Core points I shared:

• Baseline check-up first: BP, cholesterol, sugar; ECG/stress test if indicated—especially with family history.
• Progress gradually: avoid ego lifting; build capacity stepwise.
• Never ignore red flags: chest pain, breathlessness out of proportion, palpitations, dizziness.
• Lifestyle matters: hydrate, sleep, nutrition; avoid performance enhancers/steroids.
• Be prepared: gyms should have AEDs and CPR-trained staff.

Exercise protects the heart—safety and screening protect your exercise. Read the article here for the full context.

https://zurl.co/PHA0n

From “silver” to strength—ageing well must be India’s next systems goal.Grateful to join FICCI HEAL 2025 in New Delhi fo...
17/10/2025

From “silver” to strength—ageing well must be India’s next systems goal.

Grateful to join FICCI HEAL 2025 in New Delhi for the panel “From Silver to Strength: Charting India’s Path to Active & Healthy Ageing.” We discussed how India can enable older adults to live healthier, independent, purposeful lives—at scale.

Highlights I leaned into:
- Shared Key Insights from running Aurum Senior Living
- Prevention-first: screening, falls risk, heart health, cognition—embedded in primary care and communities.
- Care where seniors live: social participation, mental well-being, and neighbourhood infrastructure—not just hospital beds.
- Digital inclusion that works: simple, trustworthy tools that reduce variability and support caregivers, not tech theatre.
- Workforce & policy: geriatric skills across the continuum, outcomes data, and payment models that reward function and quality of life.

I was privileged to share the stage with Shri Amit Yadav (Secretary, Department of Social Justice & Empowerment) and Ms Malti Jaswal (Convenor & Moderator), alongside fellow panellists Dr Arun Agarwal, Mr Jaydeep Biswas (UNFPA India), Dr Prasun Chatterjee, and Dr Suneela Garg—thank you for a grounded, solutions-first conversation.

Onward to an age-inclusive India where systems, data, and compassion align—so growing older means growing stronger.

Hypertension in young Indians with a family history—genes aren’t destiny. Grateful to contribute to NDTV Health on how w...
16/10/2025

Hypertension in young Indians with a family history—genes aren’t destiny.

Grateful to contribute to NDTV Health on how we can delay or even prevent early-onset high BP—even if it runs in the family. Sharing key points here; screenshots below.

What actually helps:
- Know your numbers: check BP at least once a year from your 20s; sooner if overweight, stressed, or sedentary.
- Cut hidden salt: watch pickles, papad, packaged snacks, instant noodles, and restaurant food.
- Add potassium-rich foods: bananas, oranges, coconut water, dals, spinach, sweet potato.
- Move daily + build strength: 30 mins brisk activity, 5 days/week, and 2 days of resistance work.
- Manage stress on purpose: sleep 7–8 hrs; try pranayama, journaling, or a daily walk.
- Limit sugar & ultra-processed foods; avoid smoking and go easy on alcohol.

Simple, consistent habits—done early—change the trajectory.

https://zurl.co/79I3t

25 years of World Heart Day—this year’s theme: “Don’t Miss a Beat.”Humbled to be part of an exclusive inaugural panel of...
04/10/2025

25 years of World Heart Day—this year’s theme: “Don’t Miss a Beat.”

Humbled to be part of an exclusive inaugural panel of -to-wellness with senior cardiologists and policy leaders, and to share the concluding remarks for the session.

We focused on: prevention and screening, CPR awareness, access & affordability of cardiac care, government initiatives, and how digital health can strengthen primary care and heart-failure pathways.

Grateful to be in the company of:
(Padma Bhushan) Dr. K. K. Talwar – Chairman, PSRI Heart Institute
(Padma Bhushan) Dr. Ashok Seth – Chairman, Fortis Escorts Heart Institute
Dr. Sandeep Bansal – Director, VMMC & Safdarjung Hospital (MoHFW)
Mr. Rajesh Bhushan – Former Health Secretary, Government of India
Mr Anil Rajput - Chairperson, Advisory Council, Illness to Wellness Foundation

Grateful for the opportunity, the sharp discussion, and the patient-first energy in the room.

Quick trip to Indore, the cleanest city in India for a high-impact conference (OCTI Conversations) on intravascular imag...
03/10/2025

Quick trip to Indore, the cleanest city in India for a high-impact conference (OCTI Conversations) on intravascular imaging (OCT/IVUS) and complex PCI—totally worth it !

Presented complex cases (calcified lesions, bifurcations, OCT-guided optimization) and moderated an energizing panel that blended real-world cath-lab decision-making with where Intravascular imaging assisted interventions is taking us next.

Key takeaways I’m bringing back to Delhi:

- Imaging-first workflows reduce surprises and standardize outcomes

- AI + OCT can shorten the learning curve and raise the floor on quality

- Scaling access in India will need clinicians + engineers + payors pulling together

Grateful to the organizers and faculty for a packed, insightful program—and to colleagues for the sharp questions and hallway conversations.

Onward to safer, smarter interventions.

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