Apollo Hospitals Bannerghatta Road Reviews

At my age, going to the doctor can be a rather anxious affair. Dr. Ramamurthy has a very calming way about her. She speaks clearly, explains things to me without rushing, and always asks if I have understood. The clinic at Apollo Bannerghatta is comfortable, though the parking lot was quite full last Tuesday. I left feeling reassured, which is a great comfort.

Dr. Chitra is great. Straight to the point, listens, and gives clear advice. Fixed a stomach issue I'd been putting off for months. No fuss.

I went in for what I thought was just a bad cough that wouldn't quit. Felt pretty rough. Dr. Chitra listened to me describe it, then asked a bunch of questions about other little things I'd been ignoring—some tiredness, a weird itch. She connected dots I didn't see and suggested some blood work. Turns out it was a vitamin deficiency and a mild infection. The way she pieced it together from a simple cough really impressed me. The follow-up call from her assistant to check on me after starting the treatment was a nice touch, too.

Had my gallbladder removed last month. The first few days were rough, I won't lie. But Dr. Surendra's team had a clear plan for the pain. They didn't just throw pills at me; they explained what to expect each day and when to ease off the meds. I was walking the hospital corridors by day two, which felt impossible right after surgery. The follow-up call from Apollo to check on my pain levels was a nice touch. I'm back to my normal routine now, just taking it a bit slower.

Appendicitis. Went to Apollo Bannerghatta in a lot of pain. Dr. Surendra saw me quickly, confirmed it needed to come out, and explained the surgery in plain terms. No fluff. The procedure was smooth. Post-op, the nurses were on top of the pain medication schedule. I was discharged in two days. Follow-up was straightforward. He answered my questions, cleared me for work. Job done.

I was so nervous before my hernia operation. The waiting area was busy, but once I met Dr. Surendra, he had a very calm way about him. He listened to all my worries, especially about the pain afterwards. His approach was gentle but confident. The recovery was managed so carefully; they really stayed ahead of the discomfort. I'm just very grateful for the kindness shown to me during a scary time.

What a relief! I'd been putting off this surgery for ages, terrified of the recovery. From the first consult at Apollo, Dr. Surendra just made sense. He said, 'We'll get you through this,' and he meant it. The pain management after was fantastic—I actually slept! The difference a week made was incredible. I'm eating properly, moving around... feels like I got my life back. Huge weight off my shoulders!

My son, Arjun, had been complaining of stomach aches for weeks. We’d seen a couple of doctors, but nothing seemed to stick. I was a wreck. When we met Dr. Dwarakanath, he didn’t just look at the chart; he got down on my little boy’s level and asked him about his favorite cartoons while he gently pressed his tummy. He explained everything to me in simple terms—no scary medical jargon. The waiting area was packed that day, and I was so anxious, but he made us feel like we were his only patients. He found a simple food intolerance we’d missed. My boy is back to his energetic self, and I finally feel like I can breathe again.

Had a persistent fever and fatigue. Went to Apollo Bannerghatta. Saw Dr. Dwarakanath C S. He listened, asked direct questions, ordered the right tests. Diagnosis was clear and quick. Treatment worked. Staff was efficient. Parking was a hassle, but the medical care was straightforward and effective. No complaints.

I was quite nervous about my check-up, to be honest. I’ve always been a bit shy with doctors. But Dr. Dwarakanath has such a calm way about him. He spoke softly, never rushed me, and answered all my little questions without making me feel silly. The hospital is big and can feel impersonal, but in his room, it felt quiet and focused. He took the time to explain my blood pressure readings and gave me practical advice I could actually follow. It felt like genuine care, not just a routine appointment.

What a relief! I’d been putting off dealing with this nagging knee pain for months, thinking it was just age. Finally saw Dr. Dwarakanath. He’s got this great energy—friendly, confident, and he actually cracked a joke that put me at ease. Did a thorough exam, showed me on the model exactly what was going on, and outlined a plan. Started the physio he suggested, and wow, the difference in just a few weeks! I’m back on my morning walks. So glad I went. Really knows his stuff!

Had a persistent cough for weeks. Dr. Ramesh at Apollo Bannerghatta saw me, diagnosed a simple infection, gave clear med instructions. Fixed it in days. No fuss, just effective. Appreciated that.

My mother was admitted with high fever and confusion. Dr. Ramesh B S was the one who actually sat us down in the family room and explained everything in Kannada so my father could understand. He didn't just talk to the chart; he looked at us. He called with updates even after his shift. We felt like people, not just a case number. Mom's home and recovering well because of his care and how he guided us.

Look, I hate hospitals. Was dreading this checkup. But Dr. Ramesh? Straight shooter. Asked direct questions, gave direct answers. Didn't sugarcoat my cholesterol numbers but also didn't lecture. Said "Here's the plan," and that was that. Parking at Apollo was a nightmare, but the appointment itself was worth it.

I'd been feeling run down for months. Tired all the time, just off. My usual doc retired, so I tried Dr. Ramesh B S at Apollo. The wait was about 20 minutes, which I expected. He came in, and the first thing he did was put my file down and just ask, "So, tell me what's been happening." He listened to my whole rambling story, asked about my work stress, my sleep. He ordered some blood work but also suggested a few small diet changes right away. The follow-up was easy to schedule. It wasn't one big dramatic moment, but piece by piece, he helped me figure it out. I'm feeling more like myself now.

I'd been to a couple of doctors about this nagging fatigue and stomach pain, and everyone just said it was stress. Dr. Girish Panth was the first one who actually listened. He ordered a few specific tests others hadn't, sat me down, and explained it was a tricky autoimmune thing affecting my gut. He didn't rush, drew me a little diagram on his notepad. Starting treatment based on his diagnosis finally made a difference after months of feeling awful.

Had to get a small cyst removed from my back. Honestly, I was nervous about the whole 'operation' word, even though they said it was minor. Dr. Panth made it simple. The procedure itself was over in what felt like ten minutes. He talked me through what he was doing the whole time, which really kept me calm. The stitches were neat, healing was straightforward. It was just... easy, exactly what you hope for.

The Apollo waiting area was packed, I won't lie. But once I got in to see Dr. Panth, his nurse was really kind. She could see I was anxious and got me a glass of water while I waited. The whole clinic felt calm and clean, which helped. Even the person at the front desk who sorted my paperwork was patient with my questions. It felt like a team, not just one doctor.

What I remember most is how he talks to you. I'm an older patient, and sometimes doctors can be a bit dismissive. Not him. He asks questions and then actually waits for your answer. He explains things without using confusing medical jargon. When I had concerns about a new medication, he took the time to discuss the pros and cons until I felt comfortable. It's just a different level of respect.

I've been seeing Dr. Chitra for my diabetes and blood pressure for over eight years now, since before she moved to Apollo. She remembers my history without me having to repeat it every time. That consistency is what keeps me coming back. I don't feel like just another file on her desk. She's adjusted my meds slowly over the years, and I've been stable. That's what matters.