Nanavati Hospital Mumbai Reviews

My hands were shaking in the waiting room. I’d never been so scared. Dr. Mihir came in, sat down, and just talked to me. He didn't rush. He explained everything on the scans in simple words, even drew a little diagram. I had a million questions and he answered every single one, never making me feel silly. I left with a plan, and for the first time in weeks, I felt like I could breathe again. The hospital was busy, but in his office, everything slowed down.

Needed an oncologist. Chose Dr. Mihir at Nanavati Max. Clear diagnosis. Straightforward treatment plan. He listens, gives direct answers. No sugar-coating, which I prefer. Follow-up is consistent. Staff is efficient. Getting treatment here.

It’s a difficult time for our family. Dr. Mihir has been so kind. His manner is very gentle. He takes the time to explain things to my mother in a way she understands, and he always asks how she’s feeling, not just physically. We sometimes have to wait a little, but we never feel hurried when we’re with him. It makes a hard journey feel a bit less lonely.

What a find! After two confusing opinions, we met Dr. Mihir. Finally, someone who connected the dots! He got straight to the point, laid out all the options with clear pros and cons. His confidence was contagious. Started treatment last month and already seeing positive signs. Yeah, parking at Nanavati is a nightmare, but totally worth it for this level of care. So glad we found him!

Had my first appointment with Dr. Rekha last month. The clinic was running late, which was a bit frustrating, but once I got in, she was all business. Reviewed my history, ordered the necessary tests, and gave clear next steps. No fluff, just what I needed. Efficient and knowledgeable.

I was quite nervous about my fibroid surgery. Dr. Rekha has a very calm way of explaining things. She took time with my questions, even drawing a small diagram. The procedure went smoothly, and her follow-up was consistent. I felt heard, which mattered a lot.

After two miscarriages, we were terrified. Dr. Rekha didn't make false promises, but her plan was solid and she was always available for my panicked calls. Just had a healthy baby girl last week. We're over the moon. She guided us through the darkest time.

Switched to Dr. Rekha for my annual care. The hospital parking is always a hassle, but she's worth it. She caught a minor issue I'd had for years that my old doctor missed. Straightforward, practical, and clearly knows her stuff. Glad I made the change.

At my age, facing a diagnosis like this is quite daunting. Dr. Niraj at Nanavati Max explained everything to me with such patience, never rushing. He made sure I was comfortable with each step, and his manner was very kind. The whole experience felt less frightening because of him.

I was so scared before my appointment, my hands were shaking in the waiting room. But Dr. Niraj was just... calm. He listened to all my worries, even the silly ones, and explained things in a way that actually made sense. I left feeling like I could handle this, which is a huge relief.

Look, you want an oncologist who tells it to you straight but isn't cold about it. That's Dr. Niraj. Got my questions answered, no sugar-coating, but also no doom-and-gloom. Efficient, clear, knows his stuff. What more do you need?

My wife insisted I get a second opinion after my initial diagnosis. I was skeptical, honestly. The parking at Nanavati was a hassle that morning, and I went in with a bad attitude. Dr. Niraj spent nearly an hour with me, drawing diagrams on his notepad, going over my scans line by line. He didn't just review the file; he reviewed *me*. By the end, I wasn't just a case to him. He remembered my grandkids' names from our small talk. That personal touch, when you're facing something this big, it makes all the difference.

At my age, you worry about being a bother. Dr. Jatin never made me feel that way. He explained my hearing issue in simple terms, and the procedure was far more comfortable than I'd feared. The nurses at Nanavati were very kind, too.

Had a persistent sinus issue affecting my work. Saw Dr. Jatin. He was direct, diagnosed it quickly, and the treatment plan worked. Got me back on track with minimal downtime. Exactly what I needed.

My ear was killing me for weeks. Finally went to Nanavati and got Dr. Jatin. Straight shooter—told me what was wrong, fixed it, done. No fuss. Felt better almost right away.

I was really nervous about my tonsillectomy. The waiting area was packed that day, which didn't help. But Dr. Jatin took the time to walk me through every single step beforehand, even drew a little diagram. On the day of, he checked in right before I went in, which calmed me down. Recovery was rough for a couple days like he said it would be, but he called himself to see how I was doing. Felt like he actually cared how I got through it, not just that the surgery went okay.

My case was a real puzzle for a while. I'd seen a couple of doctors who couldn't quite pin it down, and honestly, I was starting to feel like a number. Dr. Hemant was different. He spent a long time with my old scans, asked questions no one else had, and finally put the pieces together. It wasn't simple news, but having a clear answer and a real plan made all the difference. He made a scary, confusing time feel manageable.

I was nervous about my cystoscopy, even though they said it was routine. The day of, parking at Nanavati was a nightmare, so I arrived a bit flustered. But from the moment I checked in, everything just... worked. The procedure itself was quick, and Dr. Hemant talked me through each step. It was over before I knew it. Sometimes, you just want things to go as promised, and this absolutely did.

What stood out to me was the whole team. The nurses in the urology ward were incredibly kind, and the person at the front desk remembered my name when I came for my follow-up. The hospital itself is calm, which helps when you're waiting. Of course, Dr. Hemant was great, but it felt like everyone was pulling in the same direction to make a difficult experience a little easier.

You know how some doctors can make you feel like you're interrupting their day? Dr. Hemant isn't like that. He sits down, looks you in the eye, and actually listens. When he explained my surgery, he drew a little diagram on a notepad. It sounds small, but that personal touch, the patience he showed my wife when she asked a dozen questions—that's what I'll remember most. He treated me like a person, not just a patient.