When you think of a heart doctor, you might picture someone in a white coat holding a stethoscope. But Dr. Abhishek Vikram Singh is much more than that. He’s a skilled cardiologist, a leader, and someone who has made it his mission to help people with heart problems live longer, healthier lives. As the Founder and Managing Director of Infinity Care Hospital in Varanasi, he’s not just treating patients—he’s building a place where everyone, no matter their background, can get top-quality heart care. This is the story of a man who turned his passion for healing into a legacy of hope.
Dr. Singh didn’t grow up with everything handed to him. Born in India, he came from a simple family where hard work and education were valued more than money. As a young boy, he saw how tough life could be for people who didn’t have access to good doctors or hospitals. Maybe it was a neighbor who got sick or a family member who struggled—something in those early years lit a fire in him. He decided he wanted to become a doctor, not just for himself, but to make things better for others.
School wasn’t always easy, but Dr. Singh was determined. He studied hard, asked big questions, and dreamed of a future where he could help people. His family cheered him on, and step by step, he made his way to medical school. Getting into a top college in India is no small thing—thousands of students compete for just a few spots—but Dr. Singh’s focus and grit got him there. That was the start of a journey that would change thousands of lives.
Dr. Singh didn’t stop at just becoming a doctor. He wanted to be the best at fixing hearts, one of the most important parts of the body. After finishing his basic medical degree (MBBS), he went on to study more about internal medicine (MD). But his real passion was cardiology—the science of the heart. He earned a special degree (DM) in interventional cardiology, which means he learned how to fix heart problems without always needing big surgeries. Instead, he uses tiny tools and advanced techniques to save lives.
His training took him to some of India’s busiest and best hospitals. At Safdarjung Hospital in New Delhi, he worked in emergencies, helping people who were very sick. Then, at AIIMS—India’s top medical institute—he spent three years learning how to handle heart emergencies. He even trained with famous cardiologists like Dr. Ashok, picking up skills that would make him one of the best in Asia. Later, at Fortis Escorts Heart Institute, he did over 2,500 procedures like angiographies (to check heart arteries) and angioplasties (to open blocked ones). Every step of the way, he got better at what he did.
In 2021, Dr. Singh did something big—he started Infinity Care Hospital in Varanasi. This wasn’t just any hospital. He wanted it to be a place where people could get world-class care without spending all their money. With 100 beds and modern equipment, it’s a super-specialty hospital that focuses on hearts but helps with other health problems too. It’s even approved by NABH, which means it meets high standards for safety and quality.
What makes Infinity Care special? It’s built for everyone. If you’re part of programs like Ayushman Bharat Yojna, you can get treatment there. Companies like the Railways or AAI offer cashless services, so patients don’t have to worry about paying upfront. Dr. Singh made sure the hospital has the latest tools—like machines for heart scans and treatments—while keeping costs low. His goal was simple: no one should miss out on good care because they can’t afford it.
Dr. Singh is an expert at helping people with all kinds of heart problems. If your arteries are blocked (called Coronary Artery Disease), he can use tiny tubes and stents to open them up, often saving someone from a heart attack. He’s also great at treating blood vessel issues, like when your legs or arms don’t get enough blood. For people born with heart defects or those with damaged heart valves, he has special ways to fix them without big operations.
He’s not just about surgery, though. Dr. Singh knows how to use machines like echocardiograms (heart ultrasounds) and cardiac MRIs to figure out what’s wrong before it gets worse. He’s always looking for new, easier ways to help patients, whether it’s through better tests or treatments that don’t need a long recovery. His hands are skilled, but his mind is always thinking ahead.
Dr. Singh isn’t just a doctor—he’s a leader. As the head of Infinity Care Hospital, he makes sure everything runs smoothly. But he’s also a senior consultant, which means other doctors look to him for advice. Before starting his own hospital, he worked at big places like AIIMS and Fortis, handling emergencies and tough cases. Everywhere he went, he left a mark—not just because he was smart, but because he cared.
Patients love him because he listens. He doesn’t rush them out the door. Instead, he takes time to explain what’s wrong with their heart and what he can do to help. He speaks English, Hindi, Telugu, and Tamil, so he can talk to people from all over India in their own language. His office at Infinity Care is open from 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM, Monday to Saturday, and it’s a place where people feel hope.
Starting a hospital and helping so many people isn’t easy. Dr. Singh has faced plenty of tough moments. Sometimes there wasn’t enough money to get the equipment he wanted. Other times, people doubted his big ideas. But he never gave up. He worked long hours, stayed up late planning, and kept pushing forward. His family and team stood by him, and that support kept him going.
Even now, as of April 06, 2025, he’s juggling a lot—running a hospital, seeing patients, and thinking about new ways to improve heart care. It’s a heavy load, but Dr. Singh handles it with a smile. He believes that every heart he saves is worth the effort, and that keeps him motivated.
So, why choose Dr. Singh? For one, he’s trained with the best in the world. He’s done complicated heart procedures that others might shy away from. He built a hospital from scratch to make sure people in Varanasi—and beyond—get the care they deserve. And he’s not just about fixing problems—he wants to stop them before they start, with checkups and advice on staying healthy.
But it’s more than that. Dr. Singh treats every patient like they matter. He makes plans just for them, not one-size-fits-all solutions. Whether you’re rich or poor, young or old, he’s there to help. That’s why people trust him, and why his hospital’s motto—“Where Every Heart Matters”—feels so true.
Dr. Singh isn’t done yet. He’s always thinking about what’s next. Maybe he’ll bring his skills to more cities in India, or even other countries. He might teach young doctors, sharing everything he’s learned. Or perhaps he’ll find new ways to make heart care even better, with technology or research. Whatever he does, it’ll be about helping more people and making the world a healthier place.
If you or someone you love needs heart care, Dr. Singh is ready to help. You can visit him at Infinity Care Hospital in Varanasi, Monday through Saturday, from 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM. Check out the hospital’s website, email info@infinitycarehospital.com, or follow them on social media for updates. His LinkedIn profile is another way to see what he’s up to. Booking an appointment is easy—just reach out and take the first step toward a healthier heart.
Dr. Abhishek Vikram Singh is more than a cardiologist—he’s a pioneer. He’s taken his love for medicine and turned it into a lifeline for thousands. From his early days dreaming of being a doctor to running a top hospital, his story shows what’s possible when you mix talent with heart. Infinity Care Hospital isn’t just a building; it’s a promise that every heartbeat counts. And with Dr. Singh leading the way, that promise is here to stay.