Dr. Anoop Amarnath

Brought my 7-year-old daughter who's terrified of hospitals to visit her great-grandma. Dr. Anoop noticed her hiding behind my legs and knelt down to show her how his stethoscope worked, letting her listen to her own heartbeat. He explained geriatrics in simple terms: 'I help people who've collected lots of stories.' She now wants to be a doctor who 'listens to stories.' (Patient of Dr. Amarnath)

2 AM emergency with my 94-year-old mother who had sudden confusion and weakness. Dr. Anoop arrived within 20 minutes, diagnosed a minor UTI that was causing delirium, and stayed until dawn monitoring her response to antibiotics. He didn't just treat the infection - he kept telling her comforting stories about her own youth that he'd remembered from previous visits. (Patient of Dr. Amarnath)

Routine medication review for my 78-year-old husband turned into a revelation. Dr. Anoop noticed a pattern in his pill organizer that was causing midday drowsiness - something we'd blamed on aging. His solution? Color-coded timing charts and a $2 kitchen timer that changed everything. Who knew geriatric care could involve office supplies? (Patient of Dr. Amarnath)

Complex case: My 92-year-old grandmother with dementia, diabetes, and heart failure needed surgery for a fractured hip. Dr. Anoop coordinated with surgeons, anesthesiologists, and nutritionists to create a 'geriatric-specific' protocol that accounted for her unique metabolism and cognitive state. The surgery went so smoothly she was cracking jokes in recovery. (Patient of Dr. Amarnath)

My 89-year-old father with advanced Parkinson's was dismissed by three other doctors as 'just aging.' Dr. Anoop spent 45 minutes observing his micro-expressions and gait variations, then adjusted his medication timing rather than dosage. The improvement in his tremors and mood was immediate - like watching a flower bloom in fast-forward. He even called us on Sunday to check if the new schedule was manageable.