Nanavati Hospital Mumbai Reviews

Had a persistent fever that wouldn't break. Went to Dr. Shirang. He listened, asked sharp questions, ordered the right tests. It was a specific infection. Got the correct medication. Felt better in days. No fluff, just clear diagnosis and effective treatment. Parking at the hospital was a hassle that day, but the consultation itself was worth it.

I was quite anxious about some recurring stomach issues. Dr. Shirang has such a calm way of explaining things. He drew a simple diagram on his notepad to show what he thought was happening, which made it much less frightening. He took the time to hear all my worries. I left feeling cared for and much lighter, emotionally. A very kind doctor.

After weeks of feeling utterly exhausted and dizzy, I finally saw Dr. Shirang. Turns out my iron levels were dangerously low. He put me on a treatment plan right away. The difference is night and day! I have my energy back, I can think clearly again. What a relief to have found someone who actually figured it out. I'm so grateful.

My hearing had gotten so poor, it was isolating. Dr. Jagruti was so patient with me, explaining everything in simple terms. The hospital is large and I got a bit lost, but her staff was very kind. I can follow conversations with my grandchildren again, and for that I am truly thankful.

I've been seeing Dr. Jagruti for my chronic sinus issues for nearly a decade. She remembers my history, which matters. Treatments have evolved, but her approach is always clear and she listens to what's working for me. That consistency is why I keep coming back.

Had a blocked ear for weeks. Saw Dr. Jagruti. She fixed it in five minutes. No fuss, straight to the point. Good experience.

I put off dealing with my tonsillitis for ages, scared of surgery. The day of the procedure at Nanavati, I was a nervous wreck. Dr. Jagruti came in, cracked a small joke about my favorite cricket team, and just...calmed me down. She walked me through each step again. Recovery had its rough days, but her team checked in. It wasn't just a medical fix; she treated my anxiety, too.

Needed a BMT consultant who understood time was critical. Dr. Shailaja at Nanavati Max cut straight to the point, explained my options clearly without sugarcoating, and her team executed the plan efficiently. Back to work in less time than I'd feared.

I was terrified when they said I needed a transplant. Honestly, I cried in the waiting room. But Dr. Shailaja just had this calm way about her. She answered every single one of my anxious questions, even the silly ones, and never made me feel rushed. The procedure was tough, but knowing she was in charge made it bearable. I'm just so relieved it's over.

Look, I was sick. Needed a bone marrow transplant. Found Dr. Shailaja. She knows her stuff, tells you how it is. The hospital's good. Process was straightforward. I'm doing better now. That's what matters.

My journey to Nanavati Max was a long one, after two opinions elsewhere. From the first meeting, Dr. Shailaja was different. She spent nearly an hour with me and my wife, drawing diagrams on a notepad to show exactly how the transplant would work and what to expect week by week. There were delays—some test results took time, the parking lot was always a hassle—but her team kept us informed. Through the worst of the recovery, when I felt awful, she’d adjust things based on how I was reacting, not just a textbook plan. It felt personal. A year later, I’m gardening again, which I never thought I’d get back to.

My hands were shaking in the waiting room. I’d never seen a specialist before and had built up all these worst-case scenarios in my head. When Dr. Nitin came in, he didn’t rush. He just sat down, asked me to start from the beginning, and actually listened. He explained things in a way that didn’t make me feel stupid for being worried. By the time I left, the tightness in my chest was gone—and that was before the medicine even started working.

Had a persistent fever and fatigue that my local GP couldn’t pin down. Went to Nanavati Max and saw Dr. Nitin. He reviewed my history, ordered specific tests others hadn't thought of, and diagnosed a tick-borne infection. Treatment was straightforward and effective. He was clear, efficient, and solved the problem. That’s what I needed.

I’m quite a shy person, and hospitals make me anxious. Dr. Nitin has such a calm way about him. He spoke softly, never interrupted, and made sure I understood each step of managing my diabetes. He remembered small details about my family from our last visit. It feels like being cared for by someone who genuinely sees you, not just the chart.

After weeks of feeling completely run down and getting nowhere, my wife practically pushed me into this appointment. Dr. Nitin? What a relief! He connected dots other doctors missed, figured out it was a vitamin deficiency and a minor thyroid issue. Started treatment, and I’ve got my energy back. I’m telling everyone about him—finally, someone who actually found the answers!

My case was a real puzzle for a while. Other doctors were stumped, but Dr. Gopal at Nanavati Max didn't give up. He kept digging, ordered a different kind of scan, and finally put a name to what was wrong. It was scary, but having a real answer, even a tough one, meant we could finally make a plan. He laid out the options without sugarcoating anything, which is what I needed.

I was in for a standard biopsy, honestly just wanted to get it over with. The whole thing was surprisingly straightforward. Dr. Gopal explained each step as he went, the nurse kept checking if I was okay, and it was done before I knew it. Got the results back quicker than I expected, too. Sometimes simple and efficient is exactly what you hope for.

Look, the parking at Nanavati Max is always a bit of a hunt, I won't lie. But once you're inside, it makes a difference. The oncology floor is quiet, the chairs in the waiting area don't make your back ache, and the receptionist remembered my name on my second visit. It's a small thing, but when you're anxious, those small things help you keep it together. Dr. Gopal's team runs a tight, kind ship.

What I'll remember most is how he talked to my mom. She was terrified, asking the same questions over and over. Dr. Gopal never rushed her. He pulled up a chair, looked her in the eye, and drew a simple diagram on his notepad to explain the treatment again. He has this calm way about him that cuts through the panic. It felt like he was treating her fear, not just my illness.

I've been under Dr. Nagraj's care for over two years now for my follow-ups. You get to know a doctor's real character when you see them month after month. He never rushes, even when he's clearly busy. He remembers the small things—asks about my garden, remembers my daughter's exams. The treatment plan we started with at Nanavati was solid, but it's this consistency that's made living with this manageable. I trust him because he's shown up, every single time.