Sakra World Hospital Reviews

I've been seeing Dr. Ramya for my blood pressure for almost eight years now, since she was at her old clinic. When she moved to Sakra, I followed her. She remembers my history, asks about my grandkids by name, and never rushes me. That kind of consistency is hard to find. I trust her judgment completely because she's seen me through good years and bad.

Saw Dr. Ramya for a nasty sinus thing that wouldn't quit. Clinic was busy, had to wait a bit, but she was worth it. Straight talk, no sugar-coating. Said "let's try this antibiotic, if it's not better in 3 days, call me directly." It worked. Good doctor.

I walked into Sakra with what I thought was just exhaustion. Dr. Ramya listened, then asked a bunch of questions I thought were unrelated about my skin, my appetite, even my mood. She looked thoughtful, ordered some specific blood tests. Turns out it was a thyroid issue I never would have guessed. The way she connected dots I didn't even see... it wasn't just checking boxes. She actually figured it out. Parking at Sakra is always a hassle, but that day, I didn't even care on the drive home.

My mother was admitted to Sakra under Dr. Prasad's care. Honestly, we were all scared. But Dr. Prasad took the time to explain everything to us in the family room, not just the medical terms but what it all really meant for mom's day-to-day. She never rushed us, answered every single one of my brother's anxious questions, and called me personally with updates. It made a horrible situation feel manageable.

I hate going to the doctor, always have. My hands were literally shaking in the waiting room. Dr. Prasad just had this calm way about her. She listened to my whole rambling story, didn't interrupt, and then said 'Okay, let's figure this out together.' She explained what she was checking for and why, step by step. I walked out feeling like a weight was off my shoulders, not because there was nothing wrong, but because I finally felt heard.

Had a weird pain that wouldn't go away. Saw Dr. Satvika Prasad at Sakra. She was straight to the point, ordered the right tests, figured it out. No fuss, no dragging it out. Good doctor.

I'd been feeling run down for months just tired all the time, you know? My usual check-ups never caught anything. I booked with Dr. Prasad on a friend's suggestion. The wait was a little long, but once I got in, she spent a solid 20 minutes just asking questions I'd never been asked before. She connected dots between things I thought were separate: my sleep, my energy slumps, even some minor stomach stuff. Ordered specific blood work I'd never had. Turns out it was a simple vitamin deficiency that was throwing everything off. She called with the results herself and explained the plan clearly. I started the supplements she suggested, and within three weeks, I felt like a different person. It wasn't magic; it was someone actually looking at the whole picture.

I've been seeing Dr. Shalini for my blood pressure and general health for about five years now, since she was at her old clinic. When she moved to Sakra, I followed her there. That's how much I trust her. She remembers the small things asks about my knee, remembers my husband's name. She doesn't rush, even when the clinic is busy. For someone like me with a few ongoing issues, having a doctor who knows your whole history is everything. It just makes you feel secure.

My 8-year-old son had a high fever that wouldn't break, and we were really scared. We got an appointment with Dr. Shalini G. at Sakra. She was so calm with him, explained everything she was doing in a way he could understand. She checked him over completely, talked us through the medicine, and even called the next day to see how he was doing. As parents, you just want someone who takes your fear seriously. She did that. My son isn't even afraid of doctors anymore after seeing her.

Needed a general check-up. Found Dr. Shalini G. online, booked at Sakra. Wait was a bit long, but she was worth it. Straight talk, clear advice, no unnecessary tests. Fixed my issue. Good doctor.

I went to Sakra Hospital for a persistent stomach ache that my usual pills weren't touching. Honestly, I was nervous big hospital, new doctor. Dr. Shalini walked in, and the first thing she did was sit down, not stand over me. She listened to my whole rambling story about the pain, my diet, work stress. She asked questions I hadn't even thought of. The examination was thorough but she kept chatting to distract me. She laid out two clear options for treatment and let me choose. The parking was a nightmare that day, but leaving, I finally felt like I had a real plan, not just another prescription.

I'd been to a couple of doctors for this nagging fatigue and stomach issue, everyone said it was just stress. Dr. Supriya actually listened to everything, even the small stuff I thought was irrelevant. She ordered a specific test no one else had, and it turned out to be a tricky thyroid condition that was messing with everything. She explained it in a way that finally made sense. I'm on the right treatment now and feel like myself again.

Had to get a small cyst removed. Honestly, I was nervous about any surgery, even a minor one. Dr. Supriya walked me through the whole thing in her clinic, didn't rush me at all. The day of, at Sakra, it was so straightforward. In and out before lunch. The whole thing was just... calm. No drama, no complications. Sometimes simple is good.

The hospital itself is nice, but what stood out was the team. From the front desk who helped me reschedule when I was running late, to the nurse who saw I was anxious and just chatted about the weather while taking my vitals. It felt coordinated, like everyone was on the same page. Even the person who brought the meal was pleasant. It made a stressful day much easier to handle.

What I remember most is how Dr. Supriya talks to you. I had a lot of questions, some probably silly. She never made me feel rushed or stupid. She sat down, looked at me, and answered everything until I got it. My mom came with me, and Dr. Supriya included her in the conversation too, which meant a lot. It's rare to find a doctor who is that present.

My hands were shaking in the waiting room at Sakra. I'd never been to a hospital for myself before and was convinced it was something serious. Dr. Swati came in, and the first thing she did was ask me to take a deep breath. She didn't rush. She explained every little thing she was checking, in simple words, and actually listened when I described my weird symptoms. By the time I left, I felt silly for being so scared. She just has a way of making you feel like it's going to be okay.

Had a persistent stomach issue for weeks. Went to Sakra, saw Dr. Swati Vishwakarma. She ordered the right tests, diagnosed a food intolerance quickly. Explained the treatment plan clearly. Followed up in two weeks, issue resolved. Efficient, knowledgeable, no-nonsense. Good experience.

I'm not one to speak up much, but I felt I should say something about Dr. Swati. I was quite unwell, and she was so gentle. She spoke softly, checked on me without making me feel like a burden. Even the way she pressed my wrist to check my pulse was careful. It’s the small kindnesses that matter when you're feeling low. The hospital is big, but in her room, I felt looked after.

FINALLY! Someone who figured out what was wrong with me! I'd been to two other doctors with this fatigue and they just shrugged. Dr. Swati actually dug in, asked a ton of questions I hadn't even thought about, and put the pieces together. It was a vitamin deficiency, of all things! Started the supplements she suggested and wow, the difference in a month is crazy. She's brilliant! So, so relieved to have my energy back.

For months, I just felt off tired, some aches, nothing that pointed to one thing. My old doctor was stumped. Dr. Narender actually sat and listened to the whole, messy timeline. He connected dots I didn't even know were there and ordered a specific test no one else had. Turned out to be a rare autoimmune thing. He explained it to me without sugar-coating it, but also without scaring me to death. He just knew.