Star Hospital Banjara Hills Reviews

My mom was admitted to Star Hospital, and we were all scared. Dr. Basha was the one who actually took the time to talk to us, not just give a quick update. He called me himself after the initial tests to explain what was happening in plain language and what the next steps were. He listened to our concerns about her medications. Having a doctor who communicates with the family makes a world of difference when you're feeling helpless.

Saw Dr. Basha for a stubborn cough. Straight to the point, no fluff. He listened, checked me over, gave a clear prescription, and told me exactly what to watch for. Got better in a few days. Good doctor.

I'd been feeling run down for months. My usual clinic just said it was stress. I booked with Dr. Basha at Star Hospital on a friend's tip. The parking lot was packed, so I was late and flustered. He didn't rush me; he let me list every little ache and weird symptom. He connected dots I hadn't—my fatigue, some random joint pain, even my dry skin. Ordered specific tests I'd never had before. Turns out it was a vitamin deficiency that was easily fixed. He didn't just treat a symptom; he figured out the 'why.' That appointment changed my whole year.

I'd been to three other doctors about this constant fatigue and stomach pain. They all said it was stress. Dr. Vijayalaxmi at Star Hospital was the first one who actually listened to my whole history, ordered a different set of tests, and figured out it was a tricky gallbladder issue. She explained it in a way that finally made sense. I had surgery last month and I feel like a different person now.

Just needed a basic mole check and removal. I was in and out of Star Hospital in under an hour. Dr. Vijayalaxmi did it right there in the clinic room—quick, practically painless, and she told me exactly what to do for the tiny stitch afterwards. Sometimes you just want something simple handled well, without any fuss, and that's exactly what happened.

Look, I was dreading the hospital visit. The parking at Banjara Hills is always a nightmare, and I was braced for grumpy staff. But honestly, everyone from the front desk to the nurse who took my vitals was really kind. The place felt calm, not chaotic. It made seeing Dr. Vijayalaxmi less stressful from the get-go.

What I remember most is how she talked to my elderly mother. Mom was scared and confused. Dr. Vijayalaxmi pulled up a chair, sat right next to her, and explained the new medication using simple words, not doctor-speak. She checked if Mom understood, and she wasn't in a rush to leave the room. That patience meant the world to us.

Our family has been seeing Dr. Sunkavalli for nearly a decade now. He saw my husband through his diabetes management, and now he's helping me with my blood pressure. That's what I value most—the consistency. You don't have to re-explain your whole medical history every visit. He remembers. The clinic at Star Hospital can get busy, sure, but once you're in his room, he gives you his full attention. He doesn't rush to the newest pill; he sticks with what works for us. That kind of trust is hard to find.

I had a persistent cough that wouldn't go away. Went to Dr. Sunkavalli. He listened, asked clear questions, ordered the right tests. Turned out to be a simple bronchitis, but he ruled out the serious stuff first. No fluff, no unnecessary drama. Got the prescription, followed it, got better. Parking at Banjara Hills is always a hassle, but the appointment itself was efficient. He's a straightforward doctor. That's what I needed.

I was quite worried about these dizzy spells I'd been having. My daughter insisted I see someone, so I went to Dr. Vihari. He has such a calm way about him. He explained everything about the inner ear issue in a way I could understand, without talking down to me. He even drew a little diagram. It wasn't scary anymore. The hospital is big, but his manner made it feel smaller. I'm just so grateful for his kindness.

After months of feeling run-down and getting the runaround from other clinics, my friend pushed me to see Dr. Sunkavalli. What a difference! He actually connected the dots between my fatigue, my skin issues, and my diet. We did some blood work, adjusted a few things, and I feel like myself again. I was nervous at first, but he made it all make sense. Honestly, I wish I'd gone to him first. Huge weight off my shoulders!

My son, Arjun, had a fever that just wouldn't break for five days. I was so scared, pacing the floor at night. We got to Star Hospital and the parking was a mess, which didn't help my nerves. But Dr. Swathi was different. She sat us down, listened to every little worry I had, and explained things to Arjun in a way he could understand. She didn't just treat the fever; she treated my scared little boy. When she said it was a nasty viral thing but he'd be okay, I finally felt like I could breathe again. She checked on him twice before we left. That meant everything.

Had a persistent cough for three weeks. Went to Star Hospital Banjara Hills. Saw Dr. Swathi. She ordered a chest X-ray, ruled out anything serious. Diagnosis: post-viral bronchitis. Prescribed medication and rest. Cough cleared up in a week. Efficient, clear advice. No nonsense. Good experience.

I was quite anxious about my check-up, as I’d been putting it off. Dr. Swathi has such a calm way about her. She didn’t rush me, answered all my quiet questions without making me feel silly. The clinic was busy and I did wait a bit, but once in her room, she gave me her full attention. She found my blood pressure was a little high and helped me make a simple plan to manage it. I left feeling heard and looked after, which is a rare feeling.

Wow, what a relief! I had this weird pain in my side that came and went. Dr. Swathi was fantastic—she actually laughed with me when I tried to describe it (‘like a gremlin poking me?’). She ran the right tests, figured out it was a minor gallbladder thing, and said we could watch it for now. No scary surgery talk, just straight facts and a plan. I walked out of there feeling ten pounds lighter. Star Hospital’s lucky to have her!

I'd been to three other doctors for this nagging abdominal pain, and everyone said it was just stress. Dr. Kishore was the first one who actually seemed to listen to the weird pattern I described. He ordered a specific scan the others hadn't, and it turned out to be a rare intestinal knot. The way he explained it, drawing on a notepad, made a scary situation feel manageable. He got me to the right surgeon at Star Hospital, and honestly, I think he saved me from a real emergency down the line.

Had to get a cyst removed from my back. Simple thing, but I was pretty nervous about the scar. Dr. Kishore did the whole thing right there in his clinic at Star Hospital. He talked me through each step, even made a silly joke about the local anesthetic. It was over in twenty minutes. The cut is so small now I can barely see it. Sometimes the simple stuff is what shows you a doctor's skill.

Look, the parking at Star Hospital is always a bit of a hunt, I won't lie. But once I got inside for my appointment with Dr. Kishore, the difference was clear. The front desk lady remembered my name from my call, and the nurse who took my vitals was really calming. The whole place just felt clean and organized, not chaotic. It made waiting for the doctor a lot less stressful.

My teenage son had a bad flu and refused to see a doctor. Dr. Kishore has this way about him—no pressure, just casual conversation. He didn't talk down to him, just asked about his video games while checking his ears. Got him to agree to the medication without a fuss. It's that kind of patience, especially with kids, that really stands out. You feel like a person, not just a chart.

My hands were shaking in the waiting room at Star Hospital. It was my first time seeing a doctor for this kind of pain, and I was really scared. Dr. Aliza just had this calm way about her. She didn't rush me, let me explain everything, even the silly worries. She drew a little diagram on a notepad to show me what was probably happening. I left feeling like a weight was lifted, not because the problem was gone, but because I finally understood it and wasn't afraid anymore.