Dr. Anoop Amarnath Reviews

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.

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)

Follow-up visit after my father's stroke rehabilitation. Dr. Anoop didn't just check vitals - he brought in a physical therapist to demonstrate how small adjustments to our home furniture placement could prevent falls. He literally drew us a floor plan on prescription paper while explaining biomechanics in layman's terms. (Patient of Dr. Amarnath)

My 85-year-old mother-in-law, a retired botanist, had been withdrawing from social activities. Dr. Anoop discovered her hearing aid needed calibration and prescribed 'green therapy' - specific plants to care for that would improve her fine motor skills. He remembers every patient's former profession and incorporates it into treatment. (Patient of Dr. Amarnath)

Emergency case where my diabetic grandfather collapsed at a wedding. Dr. Anoop, who happened to be attending as a guest, stabilized him using makeshift equipment until ambulance arrival. He later explained how celebration foods affected his medication, giving us a 'festival safety chart' we now use for all family events. (Patient of Dr. Amarnath)

11-year-old grandson accompanied me to my appointment and mentioned his grandfather's snoring. Dr. Anoop asked specific questions and recommended a sleep study that revealed severe sleep apnea. He treats the family system, not just the individual patient. (Patient of Dr. Amarnath)

My 101-year-old great aunt with multiple chronic conditions. Dr. Anoop created a 'medication calendar' that syncs with sunrise/sunset times rather than clock hours, respecting her circadian rhythm that's developed over a century. Her energy levels have improved dramatically. (Patient of Dr. Amarnath)

Post-hospitalization follow-up for my father with congestive heart failure. Dr. Anoop noticed subtle weight fluctuations we'd missed and adjusted diuretics before symptoms appeared. His proactive approach feels like having a medical guardian angel. (Patient of Dr. Amarnath)

Brought my 8-year-old nephew to show him 'what good doctors do.' Dr. Anoop let him help measure blood pressure and explained how bodies change over time. The child now says he wants to be 'a doctor who helps people grow old happily.' (Patient of Dr. Amarnath)

My 88-year-old yoga instructor mother developed arthritis. Instead of just prescribing painkillers, Dr. Anoop worked with her to adapt yoga poses for her changing body. He sees limitations as design challenges rather than endpoints. (Patient of Dr. Amarnath)

Late-night phone consultation for my traveling 79-year-old father who fell ill abroad. Dr. Anoop coordinated with foreign doctors across time zones, translating medical terms and ensuring proper treatment. His care doesn't stop at hospital walls. (Patient of Dr. Amarnath)

Routine cognitive assessment turned into a beautiful moment when Dr. Anoop used my 90-year-old mother's recipe memories as part of the evaluation. He said 'cooking stories reveal more about brain function than standard tests sometimes.' (Patient of Dr. Amarnath)