Dr. Dasari Madhu Vinay Kumar

Went to Dr. Dasari Madhu Vinay Kumar for a persistent stomach issue. He listened, asked direct questions, and ordered the right tests. Diagnosis was clear, treatment was straightforward. Got better in about ten days. No fuss, no unnecessary drama. He's a good, practical doctor.

I've been seeing Dr. Dasari for my diabetes and blood pressure for about five years now, since before he moved to Medicover. That's the main thing for mehe remembers. He remembers my numbers from last time, asks about my sister by name, and doesn't just rush to change my meds every visit. The new hospital is fancier, sure, but he's the same guy. I had to wait a bit longer last appointment, but when he came in, he already had my file open and knew what we needed to talk about. That consistency is hard to find.

Our 8-year-old, Rohan, was so scared of doctors he'd cry just walking into a clinic. He had a persistent fever that wouldn't break, and we were a mess. Dr. Dasari was the first one who got down on his level. He didn't just talk to us; he showed Rohan the stethoscope, let him listen to his own heartbeat, and called it a 'heart drum.' He explained everything in simple terms to our son, not just to us. The treatment worked, but honestly, the way he calmed our child down meant just as much. We left feeling like we finally had someone in our corner.

Had a bad cough for weeks. Went to Medicover, saw Dr. Dasari. He listened, didn't order a bunch of pointless tests, gave me a clear plan. Cough cleared up in a few days. Straightforward, no nonsense. Would go back.

I went in for what I thought was just really bad heartburn. Felt silly even being at a cancer institute. Dr. Dasari, though, he asked questions about things I didn't think were relatedlike if my shoes felt tight lately. He had a calm way of digging deeper without making me panic. He ordered a specific blood test and an ultrasound, and honestly, the waiting room was so quiet it made me more nervous. When the results came back pointing to a kidney issue, not my stomach, he sat with me and my husband and drew a simple diagram on his notepad to explain what was happening and the next steps. He turned a scary, confusing afternoon into something manageable.