Nanavati Hospital Mumbai Reviews

I'd been to three doctors for this weird fatigue and joint pain. Everyone said it was stress or maybe just getting older. Dr. Rahul was the first one who actually sat and listened to my whole, rambling story. He asked about a rash I'd had on vacation months ago that I'd totally forgotten to mention. That detail made him order a specific test, and it turned out to be Lyme disease. He didn't just throw pills at me; he drew a diagram on his notepad to explain how the treatment would work. Finally, an answer.

I needed a colonoscopy, which, let's be honest, nobody looks forward to. The prep was the worst part, obviously. But on the day, the whole thing was so straightforward. Dr. Rahul walked me through each step before he did it, and the anesthesiologist cracked a joke as I was going under. Woke up feeling fine, got the all-clear results a few days later. It was just... simple. No drama, which is exactly what you want for something like that.

My appointment was at 9 AM, and I got stuck in traffic. By the time I found a spot in the multi-level parking, I was 15 minutes late and flustered. The lady at the reception desk in the Internal Medicine wing just smiled and said, 'Don't worry, we'll fit you in.' The waiting area was quiet, with big windows letting in light. It didn't feel like a hospital lobby. Even the nurse who took my vitals seemed genuinely calm, which helped my own nerves settle down.

Look, I'm a pretty anxious person, especially about health stuff. My voice shakes when I have to talk to doctors. Dr. Rahul has this way of just... being normal. He doesn't rush. He'll pause and let me finish my question, even if it's a silly one. Once, I was explaining a symptom and got the timeline all mixed up. Instead of correcting me, he just said, 'Okay, let's try to piece this together.' It makes you feel like you're figuring it out together, not like you're being judged.

My local doctor kept saying my fatigue was just stress. I knew it was more. Dr. Rajiv actually listened, ordered a specific scan no one else had, and found a tricky valve issue that was hiding in plain sight. He drew me a picture to explain it, which helped a lot. Starting treatment for it now.

Needed a stent after a mild heart scare. Honestly, I was nervous at first, but the whole thing was so straightforward. Dr. Rajiv talked me through each step before and after. I was home the next day, and the follow-up call from his nurse to check on me was a nice touch.

Parking at Nanavati Max was a nightmare that morning, I won't lie. But once inside, it made a difference. The cardiology ward was calm, the front desk person was really patient with my paperwork, and even the person who brought the tea was kind. It took the edge off a stressful day.

What I remember most is how Dr. Rajiv sat down. Everyone else was always in a hurry. After my angiogram, he pulled up a chair, looked me in the eye, and said, 'Okay, let's talk about what this really means for your life.' He didn't just treat the chart; he treated me.

My case was complicated—other doctors were pretty stumped. Dr. Mukesh at Nanavati Max didn't rush. He actually sat with my old scans for ages, called in a colleague for a second opinion, and laid out a transplant plan that finally made sense. It wasn't a simple fix, but he was straight with us about every step.

I needed a fairly standard stem cell harvest. Honestly, I was nervous at first, but Dr. Mukesh made it feel routine. He explained it all in simple terms, the team knew their stuff, and the whole thing was over quicker than I expected. It just went... smoothly. No drama.

Look, the parking at Nanavati Max is always a bit of a hunt. But once you're inside, it helps that the BMT unit staff are so on it. The nurses remembered my name, the cleaner always smiled, and the dietician checked in every day. It's the little things that make a tough stay bearable.

What stuck with me was how Dr. Mukesh talks to you. He doesn't just talk at you. Before my transplant, I had a million fears. He pulled up a chair, let me get them all out, and answered without any medical jargon. Felt like he was talking to a person, not just a patient.

Honestly, I was terrified walking into Nanavati Max. The whole idea of a bone marrow transplant was huge and scary. Dr. Ashok saw how nervous I was right away. He didn't rush me. He just sat down, explained everything in simple words, and drew little diagrams on his notepad. He told me it was okay to be scared. That made a big difference. The process was still tough, but I never felt like I was just a case number. He checked on me himself, even on weekends. I'm home now, and things are looking up. I'm just really relieved.

Needed a bone marrow transplant. Chose Nanavati Max. Dr. Ashok was my doctor. He was clear, direct, and answered every question without sugarcoating. The team knew their jobs. There were delays sometimes with scans, which was frustrating, but the medical care was solid. Dr. Ashok's plan worked. I'm recovering. That's the review.

My family was so worried about me. Coming to see Dr. Ashok felt like a last hope. He has such a calm way about him. He listened to all our fears, my husband's questions, everything. He never made us feel we were taking too much of his time. The hospital is big and can feel impersonal, but in his care, it felt safe. The kindness he and his nurses showed... it meant more than I can say. The treatment was difficult, but he guided us through every step. We are so grateful.

What a journey! From the diagnosis to now, it's been a rollercoaster. Dr. Ashok is fantastic – he's got this great energy that makes you believe you can beat this. Yeah, the parking at Nanavati is always a nightmare, but once you're with his team, you're in good hands. He high-fived me after my counts started improving. The man knows his stuff and he actually makes the hospital feel a bit brighter. I'm feeling stronger every day and just so, so glad we found him.

Had a complex procedure with Dr. Suresh at Nanavati. He explained the surgical plan clearly, no fluff. Surgery went as scheduled, recovery was straightforward. Back to work in less time than I expected. Exactly what I needed.

As an older patient, I was quite anxious about my surgery. Dr. Suresh was very kind and took time to answer all my questions, and my daughter's questions too. He has a calm way about him that put me at ease. The hospital staff followed his instructions carefully, and I felt well looked after during my stay. I am recovering nicely at home now.

Look, I was scared. Cancer surgery is no joke. Dr. Suresh cut through the noise, told me straight what he could do and what to expect. No sugarcoating, which I respect. The man knows his stuff. Parking at Nanavati is always a hassle, but that's not on him. Surgery went fine, follow-up was clear. Good doctor.

My journey with Dr. Suresh started last fall. I'd seen a couple of other surgeons, but left feeling like just another case. From our first meeting, it was different. He pulled up my scans, drew diagrams on a notepad—simple ones I could actually understand. He admitted the waiting list was long, which was frustrating, but his team got me in as soon as they could. The day of surgery, he came to see me before the anaesthesia, just to go over the plan one last time. That meant a lot. There were some tough days in recovery, but his team was always responsive. Now, months out, I'm doing things I thought I'd never do again. It wasn't just a procedure; it felt like a real partnership in getting my health back.