Apollo Hospitals Greams Road Reviews

Appendicitis. Went to Apollo Greams Road. Dr. Suresh Kumar D. did the surgery. It was quick. Explained things clearly. No fuss. I was out in two days. Follow-up was fine. Everything's back to normal.

I was so nervous before my hernia operation. The hospital is big and busy, and I had to wait a bit in the pre-op area. But Dr. Kumar has such a calm way about him. He took time to answer all my family's questions, which put my mind at ease. The care after was very gentle. I felt looked after.

Wow, what a difference! I'd been putting off this procedure for ages because I was scared. From the consult to the discharge, Dr. Suresh Kumar and his staff were fantastic. The anesthesia team was great, I woke up feeling okay. The relief is incredible – I didn't realize how much constant discomfort I was in! So glad I finally went through with it.

My dad was admitted under Dr. Shankar. I was really scared, but he took the time to explain everything to me and my sister in simple terms. He even called us after his evening rounds just to give an update. The nurses said he's always like that with families. It made a tough situation so much easier.

Had my gallbladder out with Dr. Shankar. The first day was rough, I won't lie, but his team had a clear plan for the pain and got me moving quickly. He checked on me twice a day and actually listened when I said what was working and what wasn't. I was home in two days and the recovery has been straightforward.

Dr. Shankar is good. Fixed my hernia. No nonsense, told me what to expect, and it went exactly like he said. Would see him again.

I'd been putting off seeing someone about this stomach pain for months. Finally went to Apollo and got Dr. Shankar. The waiting room was packed, so I was braced for a rushed appointment. But he wasn't like that at all. He asked a lot of questions, even about my job stress, and really pieced it together. He explained how diet and anxiety were playing off each other. Gave me a practical plan, not just a prescription. I'm feeling much better now, and I actually understand why.

Had my gallbladder out last month. The surgery itself went fine, but the first few days after were rough. Dr. Balaji was really clear about what pain to expect and which meds to take when. He called to check on me twice after I went home, which helped a lot. I'm back to normal now, but having a plan for the pain made a big difference in getting through it.

I was so nervous going in—first time seeing a specialist and I had no idea what was wrong. Dr. Balaji at Apollo just had this calm way about him. He listened to all my weird symptoms without rushing, explained things in simple terms, and said 'we'll figure this out together.' Left feeling relieved, not scared. He's good with anxious people.

Saw Dr. Balaji V. for a persistent stomach issue. Straight shooter. Explained my options clearly, no sugar-coating. Got the tests he recommended, treatment worked. Parking at Apollo is always a hassle, but the appointment itself was efficient.

My story with Dr. Balaji started with this dull ache in my side that wouldn't quit. My GP sent me to Apollo, and I'll be honest, I was braced for a quick, impersonal consult. He walked in, sat down, and the first thing he did was ask about my job—I'm a teacher—and how the pain was affecting my day. That threw me off in a good way. We spent more time talking than I expected. He sketched a little diagram on his notepad to show what he thought was going on. The follow-up was just as thorough. It felt like he was solving a puzzle with me, not just processing a case.

Our 8-year-old son had a fever that just wouldn't break, and we were getting really scared. Dr. Prasad was so calm with him, explained everything in a way a kid could understand, and didn't just throw antibiotics at us. He took the time to figure out it was a viral thing and gave us a clear plan. The waiting area was packed, but once we were in his room, he made us feel like we were his only patients that day. My husband and I finally breathed easy.

As someone who travels constantly for work, I don't have time for drawn-out medical processes. I went to Dr. Prasad E. with persistent stomach issues. He was direct, ordered the right tests at Apollo Greams Road without any fluff, and diagnosed a food intolerance quickly. Got a straightforward management plan. Back to my schedule in no time. Exactly what I needed.

Look, I hate going to the doctor. Was feeling run down for weeks. Friend recommended Dr. Prasad. He's no-nonsense, listened without interrupting, and actually figured it out (turned out to be a vitamin deficiency, of all things). Prescription was cheap, and it worked. Parking at Apollo is always a nightmare, but he was worth the hassle.

I've been a bit of a hypochondriac since my dad passed, I'll admit it. Every little ache had me worried. I saw Dr. Prasad for a routine check-up, and he must have sensed my anxiety. Instead of rushing me out, he walked me through each part of the exam, explaining what he was looking for and why. He even said, 'This is all looking very normal, but I understand why you'd be vigilant.' It wasn't just about the blood pressure reading; it was about addressing the fear behind the visit. I left feeling lighter, not just with a clean bill of health.

I'd been feeling off for months, tired and just not right. My local doctor ran tests but couldn't pin it down. I saw Dr. Madhan at Apollo Greams Road on a friend's push. He actually listened to everything, even the small stuff I thought was silly. He ordered a different set of tests and called me himself with the results—it was a thyroid issue, but a tricky one that was easy to miss. He explained it in plain English, no jargon. Finally felt like I was on a real path to getting better.

Had to get a colonoscopy. Not exactly fun to think about, and I was pretty nervous. The procedure itself at Apollo was straightforward—in and out the same morning. Dr. Madhan was calm and direct when he walked me through what to expect. The whole thing felt very routine for them, which actually put me at ease. Got the all-clear, and the relief was huge. It was just a check-up, but they made a potentially stressful day feel manageable.

Parking at the hospital was a hassle, I won't lie, had to circle for a bit. But once inside, the place at Greams Road felt calm. The front desk people were patient with my questions. What stood out was the nurse in Dr. Madhan's clinic. I was anxious, and she could tell. She just chatted about the weather while taking my vitals, really normal stuff, and it distracted me completely. That kind of small kindness makes a big difference when you're in a clinic gown.

You know how some doctors talk to your file, not to you? Dr. Madhan isn't like that. I had a lot of worries about some medication side effects. He sat down, didn't rush, and drew a simple diagram on his notepad to show how the drug worked and why I was feeling that way. He asked about my job and my schedule to fit the treatment into my life, not the other way around. Felt like he saw me as a person, not just a case.

I'd been to a few doctors about this nagging abdominal pain, and everyone said it was just stress. Dr. Reddy actually listened, really listened, to everything I described. He ordered a specific scan the others hadn't, and it turned out to be a pretty rare intestinal issue. He explained it all in a way that finally made sense, without making me feel stupid for being worried. It wasn't a quick fix, but having the right diagnosis was a huge relief.