apollo hospital jubilee hills Reviews

Had a persistent cough for weeks. Saw Dr. Soumen Devidutta at Apollo. Got a clear diagnosis and a prescription that worked. In and out in under 30 minutes, which was perfect for my schedule. Follow-up email from his team was a nice touch.

I've been seeing Dr. Devidutta for my family's general health needs for about five years now. What stands out is how he remembers us—he'll ask about my son's exams or my husband's back. He doesn't rush, even when the clinic is busy. I trust his judgment completely because he's always been straight with us and his advice is consistent. He's our first call for any health worry.

Look, I was sick of feeling run down. Went to see this Dr. Soumen Devidutta. He listened, asked the right questions, didn't push unnecessary tests. Fixed me up. Good doctor.

I was really nervous going to a big hospital like Apollo, but my friend recommended Dr. Devidutta. The waiting area was packed, I'll be honest. But when I got in, he had this very calm way about him. He actually let me finish explaining all my weird symptoms without interrupting. He drew a little diagram on his notepad to show me what he thought was going on with my sinuses. The treatment plan made sense because he took the time to make *me* understand it. I left feeling a lot less anxious than when I walked in.

My appointment with Dr. Yegurla was for a persistent stomach issue. I must admit, I was a bit nervous at my age, but he put me at ease immediately. He listened to everything I had to say, never rushed me, and explained my condition and the treatment plan in a way I could easily understand. The clinic at Apollo was comfortable, even if I did have to wait a little past my scheduled time. I feel much better now, and I am truly grateful for his kind and considerate care.

Had a severe allergic reaction. Went to Apollo Health City. Dr. Jatin Yegurla saw me. He was clear, asked the right questions, and gave me a treatment that worked fast. No fuss. Got the help I needed.

I was feeling quite run down for weeks and was worried. Dr. Yegurla has such a calm way about him. He took his time during the consultation, really hearing me out. He ordered some tests and called me himself to go over the results, which I appreciated so much. It turned out to be something manageable. I just felt… looked after. Thank you, Doctor.

Honestly, I was a mess before seeing Dr. Yegurla! I had this weird pain that came and went, and Dr. Google had me convinced it was something terrible. The parking at Apollo was a nightmare, but once I got in to see him, it was worth it. He was so reassuring, did a proper exam, and figured it out. It was just a muscle thing! The relief was huge. He’s my go-to doctor now, no question.

I was so nervous going in for my first check-up in years. My hands were literally shaking. Dr. Ippili was just so calm and actually listened to all my weird questions without making me feel silly. He explained everything in a way that made sense, and by the end, I felt like a weight was off my shoulders. The hospital is huge and a bit intimidating, but his clinic felt safe.

As a senior citizen, one appreciates a doctor who is both knowledgeable and considerate. Dr. Kaushal Ippili at Apollo was exactly that. He took his time during my consultation, never rushed me, and was very clear about the treatment plan. My arthritis makes sitting for long periods difficult, but his staff was accommodating. A very comfortable experience overall.

Had a stomach issue that wouldn't quit. Went to see Dr. Ippili at Apollo. He got straight to the point, ordered the right tests, and fixed me up. No fluff, just what I needed. Good doctor.

Okay, so my story with Dr. Ippili started in the worst way—I got lost in Apollo Health City. By the time I found his clinic, I was 10 minutes late and flustered. He didn't mind at all. I'd been having this nagging fatigue for weeks, and my previous doctor just shrugged. Dr. Ippili asked about my sleep, my diet, my work stress... things no one else had. He connected dots I didn't even see. We did some blood work, and his diagnosis made total sense. The treatment he suggested is simple, but it's already helping. It wasn't just about the medicine; it was about him seeing the whole picture.

I'd been to three other doctors for this nagging fatigue and stomach pain. Everyone said it was stress. Dr. Ginjupally was the first one who actually sat and listened, really listened, to everything I said. He ordered a specific test the others hadn't, and it turned out to be something pretty rare with my pancreas. It was scary to hear, but he explained it in a way that made sense and laid out a clear plan. For the first time in a year, I felt like I wasn't just imagining things.

Had to get a small cyst removed from my back. Honestly, I was more nervous about the hospital experience than the procedure itself. But Dr. Ginjupally made it so straightforward. The whole thing took maybe twenty minutes in his clinic at Apollo. He talked me through each step as he did it, and the local anesthetic worked perfectly—felt nothing. I was in and out, and the follow-up was just a quick check a week later. It healed up clean, no fuss.

Parking at Apollo Health City is always a bit of a mission, I won't lie. But once I got inside, the whole process was smooth. The front desk people found my file quickly, and the nurse who took my vitals was really kind—she could see I was anxious and just chatted about normal stuff to distract me. The clinic itself felt calm and clean, which helped a lot. It made waiting to see the doctor much easier.

What I remember most is how Dr. Ginjupally talked to my elderly mother. She gets confused easily and was asking the same question over and over. He never sighed or looked at his watch. He just answered her every single time with the same patience, like it was the first time she'd asked. He looked at her, not just her chart. That kind of respect and calmness meant more to our family than any medicine that day.

I'd been to a couple of doctors for this nagging abdominal pain, and everyone said it was just stress. Dr. Tarke was different. He actually listened to the whole history, asked about things no one else did, and ordered a specific scan. Turns out it was a rare type of intestinal adhesion from an old surgery I'd almost forgotten about. He explained it with a simple diagram on his notepad. I felt heard for the first time, and he had a plan.

Needed my gallbladder out. Honestly, I was nervous at first, but Dr. Tarke made it sound so straightforward. The whole thing was exactly as he said: in and out of Apollo in two days. The surgery went fine, recovery was what you'd expect, and his check-up after was quick but thorough. No drama, just good, solid care. It's a relief when things just go right.

The place is huge—I got a bit lost finding the wing, and the parking was a mission. But once I got to Dr. Tarke's floor, it changed. The lady at the front desk saw I was flustered and walked me to the waiting area herself. The nurse who took my vitals was cracking a joke with the older gentleman before me. It didn't feel cold or clinical. That calm, friendly vibe from everyone made the actual consultation with the doctor much easier.

What I'll remember most is how he talked to my mother. She's elderly and was very scared about some blood pressure results. Dr. Tarke didn't just talk to me. He sat down, faced her directly, spoke slowly, and repeated things without sounding impatient. He asked her if she understood. He wasn't just treating a chart; he was calming a person. That meant the world to us.