Kamineni Hospital King Koti Reviews

Our 10-year-old took a bad fall at school and we were terrified it was a serious wrist fracture. Dr. Sunkari was so calm with her. He explained everything to us and to her in a way she understood, showed us the X-rays himself, and put her in a cast that she actually thought was cool. The follow-up was smooth, and she's back to climbing everything in sight. We slept easier knowing he was handling it.

Hurt my shoulder lifting. Saw Dr. Umesh Sunkari. No nonsense. Told me what was wrong, what my options were (surgery or not), and what to expect with each. Chose the non-surgery route he outlined. It worked. Parking at King Koti is always a hassle, but the appointment itself was worth it.

I'd been putting off seeing someone about my hip for months, just limping through it. Finally went to Kamineni. The wait was a bit long, I won't lie, but once I got in with Dr. Sunkari, he really listened. He didn't just glance at the MRI; he walked me through the image, pointing out exactly where the issue was. His explanation of the replacement surgery made a scary thing feel manageable. The hospital staff was good, recovery was tough but he was straight with me about that. Six months on, I'm gardening again without that constant ache.

My shoulder pain was dismissed as a simple strain for months. I couldn't even lift my arm to get a plate from the cupboard. Dr. Addoju at Kamineni actually listened, ordered the right scans, and figured out it was a torn labrum. He explained it in a way that made sense, laid out my options without pressure, and the rehab plan he set up actually worked. I'm back to playing badminton with my kids.

I needed a cortisone shot for my knee arthritis. Honestly, I was nervous about the needle. Dr. Addoju walked me through the whole thing, step by step, while he was doing it. It was over in a minute, and the relief was almost immediate. The whole visit, from check-in to leaving, was straightforward and calm. Sometimes you just need something simple done right.

The waiting area at Kamineni King Koti is actually quite calm, which helped because my back was flaring up. But what really stood out was the assistant, Ramesh. He saw I was struggling to fill out the form and brought me a clipboard and a better pen, then made sure I was comfortable while I waited. Small things, but they matter when you're in pain. Dr. Addoju's team runs a tight, kind ship.

Look, I'm not great with doctors. I get flustered and forget my questions. Dr. Addoju has this way of sitting back and letting you talk, never rushing. He remembered details from my last visit about my job as a tailor, and asked how the wrist exercises were fitting into my workday. He feels more like a very knowledgeable partner than someone just writing a prescription. That kind of attention is rare.

Been seeing Dr. Ajay Kumar for my leg circulation issues for over five years now. He's the one constant through it all. Other doctors gave me confusing advice, but he laid out a clear, long-term plan from day one. He remembers my history without even looking at the file sometimes. That kind of consistency is hard to find. I trust him completely, and in vascular health, that's everything.

I was terrified. My GP said I needed to see a vascular surgeon and my mind went to the worst places. The waiting room at Kamineni was busy and I was a wreck. But Dr. Kumar? He was so calm. He explained what a varicose vein procedure actually involves in simple words, didn't rush me, and answered all my panicked questions. He actually listened. Left feeling like a huge weight was off my shoulders. The procedure itself went fine, but it was his manner that made the real difference.

Had a blocked artery fixed by Dr. Kumar. No nonsense, got straight to the point. Explained the options clearly, did the surgery, and I'm back on my feet. Parking at the hospital is a nightmare, though.

It started as a weird, persistent ache in my calf last monsoon. I ignored it, but my wife pushed me to get it checked. Ended up at Kamineni Hospital. First meeting with Dr. Kumar, he spent a good twenty minutes just looking at my scans and asking about my habits. He said, "It's not serious yet, but we need to stop it from becoming serious." No scare tactics. His team scheduled the angioplasty, and the day of, I remember him drawing on a pad to show my wife exactly what he was going to do. The follow-up calls from his nurse were a nice touch. Now, a year later, the ache is gone and I'm walking three miles a day. He didn't just fix a pipe; he changed my daily routine for the better.

Had a complicated pregnancy with my work travel schedule. Dr. Dodiya was direct, gave me a clear plan, and made the whole process manageable. Got the results we needed without endless appointments. Appreciated that.

My mother was very anxious about her surgery. Dr. Ankitha took the time to explain everything to me and my brother in the waiting area, not just using medical terms. She answered our calls directly after hours. That meant the world to us, knowing she was in such caring hands.

Look, I was nervous. First baby and all. But Dr. Dodiya is great. She tells it straight, doesn't sugarcoat, but you feel safe. The hospital was busy but her team is on point. Would definitely recommend her.

I'd been to a couple of doctors about my persistent issues and felt brushed off. From the first visit, Dr. Dodiya was different. She actually listened, asked follow-up questions I hadn't even considered. The wait at Kamineni was long that day, but she didn't rush me at all. She walked me through every step of the treatment, even drawing a little diagram. It wasn't just a prescription; I finally understood what was happening. I left feeling heard and, for the first time, hopeful.

I've been seeing Dr. Spoorthi for my chronic back issues for over three years now. A lot of doctors just want to push procedures, but she's different. She remembers the specifics of my case from visit to visit, and we've built a real plan together that actually manages the pain. I trust her completely because she's consistent and honest about what will and won't work.

I was so scared before my appointment. The whole idea of pain management seemed really intense. But Dr. Spoorthi was just... calm. She explained everything in a way I could actually understand, didn't rush me, and answered all my nervous questions. I left feeling like I finally had a path forward instead of just a prescription. Huge relief.

Had a pinched nerve that was killing me. Went to Dr. Spoorthi at Kamineni. She figured it out fast, gave me a shot right there, and it worked. No nonsense, got the job done. Parking around there is always a hassle, but it was worth it.

My shoulder pain had gotten so bad I couldn't sleep. I'd tried everything. My first visit, the waiting room was packed and I was there a while, honestly starting to doubt it. But when Dr. Spoorthi came in, she spent a solid 30 minutes just listening and poking around. She didn't just look at the MRI; she watched how I moved. She suggested a specific type of injection I'd never heard of. It wasn't a magic fix, but it gave me enough relief to actually start the physio she recommended. That was six months ago, and I'm finally getting back to my garden. She connected the dots others missed.

My husband was in and out of other hospitals for weeks with a fever nobody could pin down. By the time we got to Dr. Abhinetri at Kamineni, he was really weak. She didn't just run more tests; she sat with us for a long time, piecing together his whole medical history like a puzzle. It turned out to be something quite rare. Her team in the Critical Care unit acted on her hunch immediately, and that's what finally turned him around. We were lost before her.