Kamineni Hospital King Koti Reviews

My husband had been to three different doctors for his fatigue and swelling, and they all said it was just stress. Dr. Priyadarshini at Kamineni actually listened. She ordered a specific set of tests no one else had, and found a rare kidney issue that explained everything. It was scary, but finally having a real answer and a plan made all the difference. She walked us through the treatment options without rushing us.

I needed a kidney biopsy, and I was really nervous about it. The procedure itself at the hospital was over before I knew it. Dr. Priyadarshini explained each step as she went, which helped a lot. The whole thing was straightforward, and I was back home resting the same day with clear instructions. It was a relief to have it done and dusted so smoothly.

Parking at King Koti is always a hassle, I'll be honest. But once I got inside Kamineni, the nephrology department felt calm. The nurses at the front desk remembered my name on my second visit, and the lab technician who took my blood was really gentle and chatted to distract me. It's those little things that make the visits less stressful.

What I really appreciate about Dr. Priyadarshini is how she talks to you. She doesn't just talk at you. When I was diagnosed with early kidney disease, she sat down, looked me in the eye, and asked, 'What part of this worries you the most?' We spent more time on my diet questions than anything else. She feels like a partner, not just an authority figure.

My son insisted I get this scan done, and I was quite nervous about the whole affair. Dr. Kamineni at Kamineni Hospital was very kind and explained each step in simple terms. The room was a bit cool, but she had a blanket ready. She has a gentle way about her that puts an old man at ease.

We brought my mother in for an MRI, and honestly, we were all scared. Dr. Shri Puja Kamineni was the one who actually came out to the waiting area twice to talk to us. She didn't just give a report; she drew a little diagram on a notepad to show us what she was looking at and why it wasn't as bad as we feared. That meant everything to our family.

Had to get a scan. Dr. Kamineni got it done. No fuss, clear instructions, got the results fast. What more do you need? Parking at King Koti is always a hassle, but the actual appointment was smooth.

I'd been having these persistent headaches, and my GP sent me for a scan at Kamineni Hospital. I remember sitting in the waiting room, flipping through a magazine from last year, really working myself up. When Dr. Kamineni called me in, her calmness just cut through my anxiety. During the procedure, her voice over the speaker was clear and steady—telling me when to hold still, when I could breathe normally. A week later, she personally called to walk me through the results, making sure I understood the next steps before my GP even got the report. It wasn't just a scan; it felt like someone was actually guiding me through a confusing time.

I'd been to a couple of other places for my persistent headaches, and the scans kept coming back 'clear.' It was getting really frustrating. Dr. Shashidar was the one who actually sat down with my old images, then suggested a different type of scan at Kamineni. He found a tiny vascular issue that everyone else had missed. He didn't just hand me a report; he drew me a simple diagram on his notepad to explain what was happening. That scan finally gave my neurologist something concrete to treat.

Needed an ultrasound for a routine check-up. Honestly, I was expecting the usual rushed, impersonal experience. But Dr. Sangineni was different. He walked me through what he was looking at on the screen in real-time—'There's your liver, looks good... kidneys are fine.' The whole thing took maybe twenty minutes, and I left feeling informed, not just processed. It was smooth, sure, but it was the clarity that stood out.

The parking at King Koti is always a bit of a hunt, I won't lie. But once I got inside for my MRI, the team at the radiology desk were really calm and organized. The technician saw I was anxious and let my husband stand in the doorway so I could see him. The machine itself was quieter than the old one I remembered. The whole place felt efficient but not cold. When Dr. Shashidar called later with the results, he even remembered I'd been nervous and started with 'Everything's alright.' That meant a lot.

My mom is elderly and gets confused easily. We were so worried about her getting a CT scan done. Dr. Sangineni came out to the waiting area himself to get her. He didn't talk down to her; he just took his time, speaking softly and holding her arm as they walked. He explained the machine to her like he was showing her something interesting, not scary. She came out smiling, which I never thought would happen. His patience with her was everything to our family that day.

Had my gallbladder surgery a month back. The follow-up scans with Dr. Reddy were key. He explained what he was looking for on the images in a way that made sense, and his notes to my surgeon really helped them adjust my pain meds. Recovery's been smoother because of that clarity.

I was so scared going for my first MRI. The machine looked huge and I was convinced they'd find something awful. Dr. Reddy actually came out to the waiting area, saw how nervous I was, and just talked me through the whole thing before we even started. He has a very calm way of speaking. The scan itself was fine, and when he said everything looked clear, I felt like I could breathe again.

Needed a scan for a persistent back issue. Dr. Ranga Reddy at Kamineni King Koti got it done. Quick, clear report. Told me exactly what was going on without any fluff. Got the answers I needed.

My story's a bit long, sorry. I'd had this nagging knee pain for ages, and my regular doctor finally sent me for an ultrasound. I got to Kamineni, parking was a nightmare that day, and I was just tired of it all. Dr. Reddy did the scan himself. He pointed the screen toward me and showed me the problem—a small cyst—while he was doing it. He drew a little diagram on a notepad for me to take home, explaining what it was and wasn't. It wasn't just a report sent to my doctor; he made sure *I* understood. That made all the difference in deciding what to do next.

My regular doctor sent me to Dr. Rachakonda after some confusing test results. I was just tired all the time, nothing dramatic. He spent a long time with me, asked questions no one else had, and ordered a specific scan. Turns out I had a tricky heart valve issue that wasn't obvious. He drew me a picture to explain it, which really helped. Parking at King Koti is always a hassle, but figuring this out was worth the trip.

I needed a cardiac catheterization, which sounds scary. Dr. Rachakonda told me straight what to expect—the pinch, the weird warm feeling. The procedure itself at Kamineni was quick. I was in and out the same day, just a bit sore. He called that evening to check on me, which I wasn't expecting. It felt very routine for him, which made it less of a big deal for me.

The whole experience at Kamineni Hospital was better than I thought. The front desk people were patient with my paperwork, and the cardiac ward nurses were really kind. Even the cleaner smiled and said good morning. Dr. Rachakonda's team coordinated everything smoothly. The place was busy, but it didn't feel chaotic. It made a stressful time much easier to handle.

Look, I was nervous. First heart scare. Dr. Rachakonda has this calm way about him. He didn't rush. He actually sat down, listened to my rambling worries, and then just talked to me like a person, not a chart. He cracked a small joke about my high blood pressure reading ('Let's not do that again, shall we?'). It didn't feel like a performance. He just made me feel heard.