Apollo Cancer Centre Reviews

Our 8-year-old, Aarav, was so scared when we first came to Apollo. He had this lump, and we were terrified. Dr. Rajkumar got down on his level, talked to him about superheroes before even looking at the chart. He explained everything to us in our language, never rushed us even when we asked the same thing three times. The waiting room was packed, and we had a long day, but he made Aarav feel brave. He’s starting treatment now, and we finally feel like we have someone fighting with us.

Had a persistent cough for months. My GP referred me to Apollo Cancer Centre. Saw Dr. Rajkumar. He ordered a scan, found a shadow. He laid out the options clearly: surgery, then maybe radiation. No sugar-coating. Asked my opinion. Started treatment the following week. It’s straightforward. He’s direct, which is what I needed. Parking at the centre is a nightmare, though.

I was quite nervous about seeing an oncologist. The word itself is frightening. But Dr. Rajkumar has a very calm way about him. He listened so patiently to all my worries, even the small, silly ones. He never made me feel like I was taking up too much time. His explanations were gentle but clear. The whole process is daunting, but having him guide us has made it feel a little less heavy. We are very grateful.

After three opinions, we finally met Dr. Rajkumar! What a difference. He actually looked at ALL my previous scans himself, spotted something others missed. He was so confident about the plan, it was like a weight lifted. My family and I left feeling hopeful for the first time in months. The hospital cafeteria coffee is terrible, but who cares? We’ve got a doctor who knows his stuff!

My husband was diagnosed with a rare abdominal tumor. We were scared and confused. Dr. Bhargavi sat with us for nearly an hour, drawing diagrams on a notepad to explain exactly what was happening and what the surgery would involve. She never rushed us, even when we asked the same question twice. Her calmness made all the difference. The surgery went well, and she called me herself that evening to give the update. We felt looked after, not just treated.

Took my mother to see Dr. Bhargavi. The hospital was busy, and we had to wait a bit, but it was worth it. The doctor spoke directly to my mom, not just to me. She laid out the options for her gallbladder issue in simple terms—surgery or manage with diet. No pressure. She helped my mom make her own choice. Follow-up was easy; her team actually answers the phone. Mom's doing great now.

After two other opinions that left us more anxious, meeting Dr. Bhargavi was a huge relief. My sister's case was complex, but the doctor broke it down step-by-step. She was honest about the risks but confident in the plan. You could tell she'd really studied the file beforehand. The whole team at Apollo Cancer Centre was coordinated. Post-op, my sister had some pain, and Dr. Bhargavi adjusted the meds right away. Just a very competent, no-drama experience.

Honestly, I was a wreck when my dad got sick. First meeting, I was scribbling notes frantically. Dr. Bhargavi noticed and slowed right down. She said, 'Let's go through this together.' She gave us her email for non-urgent questions, which we used once or twice. She always replied simply and clearly. It wasn't just about fixing the medical problem; it felt like she understood the weight on the family. Dad's recovery has been smooth. We got really, really lucky with her.

I've been seeing Dr. Arthi Narayanan for my diabetes management for over five years now. She remembers the small details from my last visit, asks about my family, and never makes me feel rushed. The Apollo centre is huge and can feel impersonal, but her clinic room is where that stops. She's the reason I haven't switched doctors, even after moving across town. You just don't find that kind of steady, reliable care everywhere.

When my father was admitted, we were all terrified and confused. Dr. Narayanan was the one who made sense of it for us. She took the time to explain everything to me and my sister in the waiting area, using simple terms and a whiteboard. She gave us her direct number for after-hours worries, which we used once, and she called back in ten minutes. That communication took a huge weight off our shoulders during the worst time.

Saw Dr. Narayanan for a persistent cough. Got in, she listened, ordered the right tests, sorted the meds. No fuss. Parking at Apollo is always a nightmare, but the appointment itself was straightforward and she knew her stuff.

I went in for what I thought was just bad heartburn. Dr. Narayanan, though, she didn't just write a prescription. She asked about my job stress, my diet, even noticed I was tapping my foot constantly. She said, 'Let's just check a few things to be sure.' That 'check' found a minor heart issue I had no idea about. I was nervous at first, thinking she was overreacting, but she walked me through each step. Because she looked past the obvious, we caught it early. I'm on a simple treatment plan now and feel better than I have in years.

I'd been to a couple of doctors about my constant fatigue and weird stomach pains, and they all said it was stress. Dr. Hussain actually listened. He ordered a few more tests, sat me down, and explained it wasn't just one thing, but a combination of issues that were feeding off each other. Figuring it out felt like untangling a knot. He laid out a clear plan, and for the first time in a year, I feel like I'm getting somewhere.

Had to get a cyst removed. Honestly, I was more nervous about the hospital process than the actual thing. Dr. Hussain's team made it simple. The nurse who prepped me cracked a joke that actually made me laugh, and the doctor himself walked me through each step right before he did it. It was over before I knew it. The whole thing felt very normal, which is exactly what you want for something routine.

The waiting area at Apollo is actually quite calm, which helped a lot. My dad was the patient, and the front desk staff saw he was struggling to stand. They found him a chair right away and kept checking on us. Even the person who brought the water was kind. It sounds small, but when you're worried, those little acts of consideration from the entire team make the place feel less intimidating. Dr. Hussain was, of course, great, but the staff's attitude really set the tone.

What stuck with me about Dr. Khader Hussain was how he talked to my mother. She gets confused easily and asks the same question twice. He never rushed her. He'd just explain it again, simpler, and look right at her until she nodded she understood. He has this quiet, patient way about him that puts you at ease. You don't feel like just another case file in the stack.

Needed a second opinion on a persistent abdominal issue. My schedule is packed, so I appreciated Dr. Rajesh's direct approach. He reviewed my scans quickly, explained the likely cause in clear terms, and outlined a straightforward treatment plan. No fluff, just actionable steps. Follow-up was efficient via the hospital portal. Problem resolved.

I was quite nervous before my consultation. Dr. Rajesh has a very calm way of speaking that put me at ease. He listened quietly to all my worries, never rushed me, and answered each question gently. The hospital itself was very busy, but in his room, I felt heard. His kindness meant a great deal during a scary time.

After months of vague symptoms and worry, seeing Dr. Rajesh was a huge relief. He connected the dots other doctors missed! He’s so knowledgeable and explained everything in a way that finally made sense. I left the Apollo Centre feeling like I had a real path forward. My family and I are so grateful.

The parking at Apollo was full, so I was a bit flustered arriving for my check-up. Dr. Rajesh was running about 15 minutes behind, which was fine. Once in, he was focused and thorough. He remembered details from my last visit without checking the file, which impressed me. Got a clear update and my prescription sorted efficiently.