KMC Hospital Mangalore Reviews
Patient Experience
Dr. Bhat recognized that our 12-year-old's chronic stomach aches were actually school-related anxiety, collaborating with teachers to create a supportive environment that resolved his symptoms without medication.
When our 4-year-old swallowed button batteries during a family wedding, Dr. Bhat interrupted her daughter's birthday party to perform emergency endoscopy, removing the batteries within the critical window and preventing serious tissue damage.
After our 9-year-old's complex bone fracture required multiple surgeries, Dr. Bhat worked with physiotherapists to design a superhero-themed rehabilitation program that kept him motivated through months of recovery.
Dr. Bhat detected hearing loss in our 2-year-old during a routine checkup that we had attributed to behavioral issues, transforming her world with early hearing aids and speech therapy that allowed her to thrive socially.
Our 15-year-old's eating disorder treatment succeeded because Dr. Bhat involved the entire family in nutritional education and created a non-judgmental space where our teenager felt safe discussing her struggles.
Dr. smitha sharlette dsa provided exceptional care for my pediatrics condition. The treatment was personalized and effective.
I was impressed by the professional approach at KMC Hospital Mangalore. Dr. smitha sharlette dsa explained everything clearly and made me feel comfortable.
The recovery process was smooth thanks to Dr. smitha sharlette dsa's expertise. Highly recommend for pediatrics treatment.
My family and I are grateful for the care we received from Dr. smitha sharlette dsa. The hospital staff was also very supportive.
Our 3-day-old newborn developed severe jaundice requiring immediate phototherapy. Dr. Soundarya M's calm expertise at KMC Hospital eased our panic, and her gentle approach with our fragile baby made all the difference. Within 48 hours, our little one was pink and healthy.
As expats visiting Mangalore, our 8-year-old daughter contracted severe dengue fever. Dr. Soundarya M coordinated her complex care seamlessly, personally monitoring platelet counts round-the-clock and even arranging translation for our elderly grandparents who only spoke French.
My 14-year-old son, a nationally ranked swimmer, developed exercise-induced asthma that threatened his career. Dr. Soundarya M created a tailored management plan that allowed him to compete safely while setting new personal records at the state championships.
When our 6-month-old twins both developed mysterious food allergies simultaneously, Dr. Soundarya M conducted meticulous elimination diets while comforting two screaming infants with incredible patience. She identified cashew allergy in one and dairy intolerance in the other.
Our 16-year-old daughter's rare autoimmune disorder had been misdiagnosed for years until we found Dr. Soundarya M. Her investigative approach uncovered juvenile dermatomyositis, and her collaborative treatment with rheumatologists gave our daughter her life back.
During the monsoon season, our 5-year-old contracted complicated pneumonia requiring hospitalization. Dr. Soundarya M visited every 4 hours through the night, adjusting antibiotics personally and comforting our frightened child with stories about rainbows after the rain.
As first-time parents from a remote village, we brought our 2-year-old with developmental delays. Dr. Soundarya M not only diagnosed congenital hypothyroidism but taught us therapy techniques using household items since we couldn't afford formal therapy.
Our 12-year-old son's epilepsy surgery required meticulous pre-op planning. Dr. Soundarya M created color-coded medication charts, coordinated with neurosurgeons, and even helped explain brain anatomy to our son using jelly models he could eat afterward.
When our 9-year-old daughter developed severe anxiety about hospital visits after a previous traumatic experience, Dr. Soundarya M transformed check-ups into treasure hunts around KMC Hospital, completely changing her perception of medical care.
Our premature 28-weeker with chronic lung disease found in Dr. Soundarya M not just a physician but a guardian angel. She taught us neonatal CPR using a teddy bear and available for video calls at 3 AM during respiratory crises.
A visiting professor's 7-year-old son developed acute appendicitis during their semester in Mangalore. Dr. Soundarya M arranged emergency surgery while comforting the parents in flawless English and explaining Indian hospital protocols with cultural sensitivity.
