Sakra World Hospital Reviews

Had a severe skin infection. Went to Sakra. Saw Dr. Viswanath S. He diagnosed it quickly, prescribed strong medication. It cleared up in a week. No nonsense, straight answers. Efficient.

I was so worried about my father's sudden weakness. Dr. Viswanath was very kind. He spoke softly, asked all the right questions, and took time to reassure us. He didn't just look at the reports; he looked at my father. We’re so thankful for his careful approach during a scary time.

Wow, what a difference! I'd been feeling run-down for months, seen a couple of other doctors with no real answers. Dr. Viswanath actually figured it out – it was a vitamin deficiency! Such a simple fix, but he was the one who connected the dots. I have my energy back. So relieved!

Been seeing Dr. Vijay for my blood pressure and general health for about 8 years now, since before he moved to Sakra. He remembers the little things asks about my knee from last year, knows my family history without checking the file. That consistency is everything when you're managing a chronic thing. You don't have to start from scratch every visit. He's straightforward, doesn't sugarcoat, but you know he's got your back. Parking at Sakra is a hassle, but he's worth the trip.

First time seeing a doctor in Bangalore and I was really anxious. The whole hospital thing is intimidating. Dr. Vijay Kumar just had this calm way about him. He actually let me finish explaining all my weird symptoms without interrupting, which never happens. Then he just said, 'Okay, let's figure this out step by step.' Didn't make me feel silly for being worried. Left with a clear plan and finally felt like I could breathe. Big relief.

Needed a general check-up for a new job medical. Dr. Srinivasalu at Sakra was great. No fluff. Listened, checked what needed checking, explained the reports in plain English. Got me in and out with what I needed. Would go again.

I went in because I'd had this dull ache in my side for weeks and was spiraling, thinking the worst. The clinic was running a little late, which made me more nervous. Dr. Vijay Kumar walks in, apologizes for the wait, and immediately disarms you with this quiet focus. He didn't just poke my stomach; he asked about my stress levels, my sleep, my diet. Turned out his hunch about it being linked to stress and my terrible desk posture was right. He drew a little diagram on his notepad to show me how the muscle was probably pinching. Gave me some stretches, not just a pill. It's been a month, and the ache is gone. He solved the puzzle when I was just bringing him pieces.

Had my gallbladder out at Sakra. Recovery was rough the first couple days, honestly. But Dr. Venu Madhav had a clear plan for the pain. He checked on me every morning, adjusted my meds based on how I was feeling, not just a chart. It wasn't magic, but it was managed. He explained what the soreness meant and when to worry. Felt like he was steering me through it, step by step. I'm moving much easier now.

Appendicitis. Went to Sakra, saw Dr. Gowrugari Venu Madhav. Straight talk. Explained the surgery, the risks, the recovery timeline clearly. No sugar-coating. I appreciated that. Surgery went fine. Post-op, his instructions were specific: how to move, what to eat, what pain level is normal. Followed them, recovery was straightforward. He's a no-nonsense doctor who knows his job.

I was quite nervous about my hernia operation. Dr. Madhav has a very calm way about him. He listened to all my worries before the surgery and answered every little question without making me feel rushed. Afterward, he was just as gentle. When I was uncomfortable, he didn't just prescribe more; he suggested small changes in how I was sitting or resting that actually helped. His kindness made a difficult time much easier to bear.

OMG, the relief! I had this persistent abdominal pain for weeks, was really scared it was something serious. Went to Sakra and got Dr. Venu Madhav. He figured it out, said it was a fixable thing, not the big C. Had the procedure yesterday and already the nasty pain is GONE. He's so good! The whole team was great, but he just has this confident, 'I got this' vibe that totally puts you at ease. So happy!

I was a total wreck before my appointment. First time seeing a doctor here and I was convinced I had something awful. Dr. Hema just had this calm way about her. She listened to all my panicked thoughts, explained everything simply, and by the time I left Sakra, I felt silly for being so scared. She just makes you feel like it's all going to be okay.

Had my gallbladder out at Sakra last month. The worst part afterwards was the pain and just feeling helpless. Dr. Hema's team had a clear plan for managing it, which helped a lot mentally. She checked on me daily, adjusted meds when needed, and was really clear about what to expect each step of the way. Recovery wasn't fun, but I never felt like I was dealing with it alone.

Saw Dr. Hema for a persistent cough. Quick, direct, figured it out. Got the right meds, got better. What more do you need? Good experience.

My story with Dr. Hema started in the ER at Sakra with terrible stomach pain. I was alone and pretty scared. She was the consulting physician, and I remember she sat down while talking to me, which felt more personal. She ordered the right scans, ruled out the scary stuff, and diagnosed a severe gastritis flare-up. Even called me two days later to see how the new medication was settling. It wasn't just a prescription; it felt like she actually followed through. That call meant a lot.

My husband, Prakash, was admitted with severe abdominal pain. We were scared. Dr. Uppar came to see us in the waiting area himself, which I wasn't expecting. He explained everything in Kannada, which put my mother-in-law at ease. He didn't just talk to us; he listened. He drew a simple diagram on a notepad to show what might be happening. The surgery went well, but what I remember most is how he called me after, even though it was late, just to say Prakash was resting comfortably. It felt like we were his only patients that day.

My son had a high fever that wouldn't break. We went to Sakra's ER. Dr. Uppar was the one on duty. He was direct, no-nonsense. He asked precise questions, examined my boy thoroughly, and said, 'It looks like a specific infection. We'll start this treatment now.' He didn't sugarcoat it, but his certainty was calming. He told us exactly what to watch for over the next 12 hours. The treatment worked. No fluff, just clear action and a good result. That's what we needed.

It was for my father. He's quite old and was very weak. Dr. Uppar has such a gentle way about him. He spoke softly, never rushed us. He knelt by my father's bed so they were eye-to-eye and explained the treatment plan in a whisper, holding his hand. He checked on him multiple times a day, not just a quick glance. When we had doubts, he never made us feel silly for asking. His kindness was as important as his medicine for my Appa's recovery.

Wow, what a relief! My wife had been to three doctors for persistent nausea and fatigue, with no clear answers. We saw Dr. Uppar as a last resort. He spent nearly 45 minutes going over her history, asked questions the others hadn't. He figured it out! It was a tricky vitamin deficiency. When he gave us the diagnosis, I practically jumped out of my chair. He was so pleased to have found it, smiling and saying, 'Now we can fix this!' The treatment was simple, and she's been great for months. Finally, someone who dug deep!

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.