Apollo Hospitals Greams Road Reviews

Had to get a minor cyst removed. Honestly, I was nervous about the whole thing—needles and all that. The procedure itself at Apollo was over before I knew it. Dr. Rathna Devi talked me through each step as she did it, which kept my mind off things. The parking garage was packed that day, but the actual experience in her office was straightforward and calm. Follow-up was a breeze.

The clinic at Apollo Greams Road is busy, I won't lie. I had to wait a bit past my appointment time. But the nurse who took my vitals was really kind and chatted with me, and the receptionist helped sort out my insurance query without making me feel like a nuisance. When Dr. Rathna Devi came in, she apologized for the wait, which I appreciated. The whole team made a hectic place feel a bit more personal.

What stuck with me most was how Dr. Rathna Devi talks to you. I'm not great with medical jargon, and she could tell. She didn't just list off instructions; she asked if I understood and checked in on how I was feeling about the treatment plan. She has this calm way about her that makes you feel like you're in capable hands, not just being processed. It makes a big difference when you're not feeling well.

I've been seeing Dr. Venkat for my blood pressure and general health for over eight years now, ever since I moved to Chennai. What keeps me coming back to Apollo Greams Road is that he remembers everything—my history, my family, even the meds I didn't get on with years ago. He doesn't rush to change things if they're working, and I trust his judgment completely. It's just solid, consistent care.

As someone with a packed schedule, I need a doctor who gets to the point. Dr. Venkat P. does exactly that. I went in with persistent fatigue, he ordered the right tests efficiently, diagnosed a vitamin deficiency, and the treatment plan worked. No fluff, just clear, effective medicine. The hospital system is smooth, too.

Look, I was nervous. Had this weird pain in my side and Dr. Google had me convinced it was something serious. Saw Dr. Venkat at Apollo. He was straight with me—listened, poked around, said it was likely muscular but let's do a scan to be sure. He was right. No drama, just facts. Felt better immediately.

My experience was a bit of a journey. I'd been feeling 'off' for months—low energy, just not myself. I saw another doc who brushed it off as stress. A friend recommended Dr. Venkat. The wait at Apollo was a bit long, I won't lie, but once I got in, he spent a good 20 minutes just asking questions. He connected dots I didn't see, suggested some specific thyroid tests the other guy missed. Turns out, that was it. Started treatment, and I'm finally feeling like me again. He really listened when no one else did.

Our three-year-old, Arjun, had been running a high fever for days and was just so listless. We were terrified. Dr. Jameel Akhter at Apollo was the first doctor who didn't just rush us out. He sat on the edge of the bed, talked softly to Arjun about his toy car, and examined him so gently my son didn't even cry. He explained everything to us in simple terms—what the blood tests showed, why the specific antibiotic was needed. The ward was busy, and we did wait a bit for the final discharge papers, but the care during our stay was consistent and kind. Seeing Arjun smile again and eat his favorite biscuits was everything. Dr. Akhter treated our child, and calmed two very scared parents.

Severe abdominal pain brought me to Apollo's emergency department. Dr. Jameel Akhter was assigned to my case. He was direct, asked clear questions, and ordered the right scans quickly. Diagnosis: acute appendicitis. He outlined the surgery plan, the risks, and the recovery timeline without any sugar-coating. I appreciated that. The surgery went smoothly. His post-op checks were brief but focused; he’d ask about pain levels, check the incision, and adjust medication if needed. No unnecessary chat, just efficient, competent care. I was discharged on schedule. He solved the problem.

I was quite anxious about my persistent stomach issues. Meeting Dr. Akhter put me at ease. He has a very quiet, listening way about him. He didn't interrupt as I explained all my worries, and he nodded along, taking notes. His questions were thoughtful, and he suggested a step-by-step approach, starting with diet changes before any invasive tests. He said, 'Let's try the simpler path first.' It felt considerate, not rushed. Even when the reception area was a little loud, he kept his voice calm and steady. The plan worked, and my follow-up visit was just as peaceful. I'm very grateful for his careful approach.

Honestly, I was a mess! I had this weird collection of symptoms—fatigue, joint pain, low-grade fever—and my local doctor was stumped. I went to Apollo and got Dr. Jameel Akhter. Man, what a relief! He connected dots others missed, asked about a camping trip I'd taken months ago. Turns out, it was Lyme disease! He got me on the right treatment straight away. The difference was night and day. I'm back to my old energy levels, hitting the gym again. The hospital parking is always a nightmare, but who cares? The guy figured it out! I feel fantastic.

My appointment with Dr. Joy Varghese was scheduled for 10:30, and I must admit I was seated in the waiting area until nearly eleven. However, once I was called in, any impatience faded. Dr. Varghese has a very calming presence. He listened to my old complaints about my knee and digestion without any rush, and explained things in a way I could easily follow. He didn't just prescribe; he took the time to ask about my daily routine. I left feeling properly heard, which is a comfort at my age.

Had a persistent cough for three weeks. Went to Apollo, saw Dr. Varghese. He was clear and efficient. Asked the right questions, checked me over thoroughly, ordered an X-ray to rule things out. Diagnosis was straightforward, treatment plan was explained. Cough cleared up in a few days. Good doctor, no fuss.

I was quite nervous about seeing a new doctor, as I'm not always good at explaining how I feel. Dr. Varghese was so kind. He spoke softly and gave me space to find my words. He didn't make me feel silly for my worries. His advice was gentle but clear, and he made sure I understood everything before I left. It was a very positive experience.

Wow, what a difference! I'd been dragging myself around for months, just feeling totally run down. My wife finally made me book an appointment. Dr. Varghese was fantastic—really energetic and positive. He ran some tests, figured out it was a vitamin deficiency, and got me on a simple supplement plan. I've got my energy back! It's like a fog has lifted. So glad I went.

My husband had been feeling off for months, just tired and achy. Our local doctor couldn't figure it out. We saw Dr. Vijay Kumar at Apollo, and honestly, I was prepared for another shrug. But he was different. He spent nearly an hour asking questions we'd never been asked, ordered some specific tests, and found it was a rare vitamin deficiency affecting his nerves. It wasn't some dramatic surgery, but figuring out that puzzle changed everything. He just knew where to look.

I needed my gallbladder out. Not an emergency, just one of those things. I was nervous, of course. Dr. Vijay Kumar explained the laparoscopic procedure in simple terms—no scary medical jargon. The surgery itself was quick, and my recovery was exactly how he said it would be. No surprises. I was back to my desk job in a week, feeling pretty much normal. Sometimes, straightforward is exactly what you need.

The parking at Apollo Greams Road was a nightmare that day, completely full. I was flustered by the time I got to the clinic. But the front desk lady was so calm, got me checked in, and the nurse who took my vitals had this great way of making small talk that actually settled me down. The place just runs smoothly. By the time Dr. Vijay Kumar came in, I wasn't stressed anymore. It makes a difference when the whole team is on point.

Look, I don't really like hospitals or doctors. I get awkward. But Dr. Vijay Kumar has this way of talking to you like you're just having a conversation in his office. He doesn't rush. When I told him I was worried about some minor symptoms, he didn't dismiss it; he took it seriously and explained why it was likely nothing, which actually made me feel better. He remembers little things from past visits, too. You feel like a person, not a chart.

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.