Dr. Sri Keerthi

My dad was admitted to Star Hospital with a bad fever and confusion. We were all really scared. Dr. Sri Keerthi was the one who actually sat us down in the family room and explained everything in simple words—what the tests showed, what the plan was, and what to watch for at home. She called me herself with updates twice. It wasn't just about treating him; she treated our whole family's worry. We got our dad back, and a lot of that is because of how she handled us.

I hate going to the doctor. Always have. Had this weird stomach pain for weeks and finally dragged myself to Star Hospital. The waiting area was packed and I was so nervous. But Dr. Keerthi was just... calm. She listened to my whole rambling story, didn't rush me at all. When she explained what it probably was (something simple, thankfully), she did it in a way that actually made me feel silly for worrying so much. Left feeling relieved, not just about my stomach, but about the whole experience.

Saw Dr. Sri Keerthi at Star Hospital for a persistent cough. Quick, direct, knew what she was doing. Explained the meds clearly. Parking was a nightmare, but the appointment itself was efficient and helpful. Would go back.

It started as just feeling run-down. By Tuesday, I had a fever that wouldn't quit. My wife basically forced me to go to Star Hospital. I remember sitting in the exam room, shivering, thinking it was just another bad flu. Dr. Keerthi came in, asked a ton of questions—not just about the fever, but about my work stress, my sleep. She had a hunch it was more. Ordered specific blood tests I'd never heard of. Turns out, it was a tricky bacterial infection that normal meds wouldn't have touched. She called me with the results that evening, talked me through the stronger antibiotic. The whole thing, from her digging deeper to that follow-up call, made me realize she wasn't just checking boxes. She was actually solving a puzzle. Took the full course of meds and I'm finally back to normal.