Apollo Hospitals Greams Road Reviews

Needed a minor procedure that I was weirdly nervous about. The hospital itself was busy—had to circle for parking—but once I got to the day-care unit, things calmed down. Dr. Krishnan came in, cracked a small joke about my football jersey, and talked me through each step before he did it. The whole thing was over in what felt like minutes. No drama, no fuss. It was exactly what you hope for: straightforward and smooth.

My dad was admitted, and I spent a lot of time at Apollo Greams Road. What stood out, besides Dr. Krishnan's clear updates, was how the nurses and the front desk people handled everything. Even when they were clearly rushed, someone always had a minute to point me in the right direction or explain a form. The place is spotless, sure, but it was the human touches—like the cleaner who remembered my dad liked his window open a certain way—that made a stressful week a bit easier.

Look, I'm not great with doctors. I get quiet and just nod. Dr. Krishnan has this way of sitting back and letting you talk. He doesn't rush you. When he examines you, he tells you exactly what he's doing and why. It sounds simple, but it made me feel like I was part of the process, not just a problem to be solved. He remembered small things I'd mentioned weeks earlier. That kind of attention makes you trust someone.

Honestly, I was a bit of a wreck before my appointment. I'd never seen a specialist before and my mind was racing with worst-case scenarios. The waiting area at Apollo was busy, which didn't help my nerves. But from the moment Dr. Dhanaraj walked in, he just had this calm way about him. He didn't rush me, even when I stumbled over my words explaining my symptoms. He listened, asked simple questions, and explained everything in a way that actually made sense. He said, 'Let's just figure this out together, step by step.' I walked out feeling like a weight was lifted, not because I had all the answers yet, but because I finally felt like someone was actually listening and on my side.

Had a persistent stomach issue for weeks. Booked an appointment with Dr. Dhanaraj M. at Apollo Greams Road. Clinic was running about 20 minutes behind, which was noted. Consultation was efficient. He reviewed my history, asked specific questions, ordered the necessary tests. Explained the likely causes clearly without unnecessary detail. Prescribed a course of treatment. Follow-up was scheduled. Issue resolved in about ten days. He's direct, knows his stuff, and gets the job done. Would see him again if needed.

I'm not one to make a fuss, but I felt I should say something. Dr. Dhanaraj was... very kind. I was quite worried about some test results, and he could tell. He took the time to go through each line with me, using plain words. His manner was very gentle. Even the nurse commented later on how patient he was. The hospital is a big place and can feel impersonal, but in his room, I felt cared for. It made a difficult time much easier to bear. Thank you.

What a difference! I'd been dealing with this nagging fatigue and just feeling 'off' for months, trying to brush it off. My wife finally pushed me to see someone. Got an appointment with Dr. Dhanaraj. Man, he was thorough! Asked about things I wouldn't have even thought to mention. Turns out it was a simple vitamin deficiency that was throwing everything out of whack. Started the supplements he suggested, and within a couple of weeks, I felt like myself again. So glad I went! He's sharp, friendly, and actually solved the problem. Fantastic experience.

Had my gallbladder out last month. The first few days were rough, but Dr. Mohan's team had a clear plan for the pain that actually worked. He called to check on me twice after I went home, which I wasn't expecting. Still sore, but getting better each week because I knew exactly what to do.

At my age, a hospital visit can be quite daunting. Dr. Mohan A T at Apollo was very considerate. He explained my medication change in simple terms and never made me feel rushed. The entire experience was handled with great care, which put my mind at ease.

Look, I hate doctors. But Dr. Mohan is straight to the point. I told him my stomach was a mess, he asked the right questions, ordered the right tests, fixed the problem. No fluff. Parking at Apollo is a nightmare though.

I'd been putting off this checkup for years, just nervous. From the first meeting, Dr. Mohan had this calm way about him. He actually listened to my whole rambling history before saying a word. When he suggested a minor procedure, he drew a diagram on his notepad to show me what he'd do and why. The day of, I was pretty anxious waiting, but he popped his head in before the anesthesia just to crack a small joke. Recovery wasn't fun, but knowing exactly what had happened and why made it bearable. He turned a scary thing into just... a thing I got through.

My mother was admitted with severe abdominal pain. Dr. Ilangho was the one who saw her. He explained everything to us in Tamil, which was a huge relief. He didn't just talk to us; he listened. He drew diagrams on a notepad to show us what might be happening. The waiting was hard, but he checked in twice a day, even when his rounds must have been long. He made a scary situation feel manageable. We're home now, and she's doing much better.

Had a stubborn skin infection that wouldn't clear up. Went to Dr. Ilangho at Apollo. He was direct, asked the right questions, and changed my medication. It worked. The clinic was busy, I waited a bit, but the consultation itself was efficient. No fuss. Got the problem solved. Would see him again.

I was so worried about my husband's constant fatigue. Dr. Ilangho has such a calm way about him. He didn't rush us at all. He asked my husband questions, then turned to me and asked if I'd noticed anything else, which I had. He put all the pieces together. His advice was simple and clear, and he made sure we both understood before we left. It wasn't anything serious, thank goodness, but the way he handled it meant the world to us.

After weeks of feeling run down and getting nowhere, I finally saw Dr. Ilangho. What a difference! He actually looked at me, not just my file. He figured out it was a vitamin deficiency that everyone else missed. I walked out of there with a plan and, for the first time, some real hope. The relief is incredible. The man knows his stuff.

I'd been to a couple of doctors about this constant fatigue and weird joint pain. Everyone said it was stress or just getting older. Dr. Mao actually listened to the whole, rambling story. He ordered some specific blood tests nobody else had thought of, and it turned out to be something pretty rare. He sat with me and my wife for a good twenty minutes explaining what it meant in plain English. Felt like we finally had a map after being lost for months.

Had to get a minor skin cyst removed. Honestly, I was more nervous about the hospital process than the actual thing. Dr. Mao's team had it all sorted. The procedure itself was over in what felt like ten minutes. He checked in the next day himself with a quick call to see how the healing was going. It was so straightforward it almost felt boring, which is exactly what you want for something like that.

The parking at Apollo was a nightmare that day, completely full. I arrived flustered and late for my appointment. The lady at Dr. Mao's reception desk was so calm about it. She got me checked in, offered some water, and the whole vibe in the waiting area was quiet, not chaotic. It made a huge difference. By the time I saw the doctor, I'd actually relaxed a bit. The whole team there just seems to run a tight, kind ship.

What stuck with me about Dr. Mao was how he talked to my elderly father. Dad gets confused easily and hates hospitals. Dr. Mao didn't just talk to me. He pulled his chair right up to Dad, made eye contact, and explained everything slowly, without any patronizing 'sweetie' or 'dear' stuff. He asked Dad questions directly and waited for the answer. Saw my father's shoulders just drop—he felt like a person, not a problem. That's a rare skill.

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.