Dr. Puttiboyina Penchala Sudheer

My mother was admitted with a bad fever and confusion. We were all very scared. Dr. Sudheer was the one who saw her. He explained everything to us in Telugu, step by step, what the tests meant and what the treatment plan was. He didn't rush us, even when we asked the same question twice. The hospital was busy, but he made time to talk to us every day. Seeing my mother slowly get better, and understanding why, took a huge weight off our shoulders. We felt looked after.

Took my husband in because he'd been ignoring some stomach pain for weeks. Dr. Sudheer got straight to it. No fluff. He listened, asked clear questions, and laid out the options for what to do next. He told us what to expect, good and bad, in a way that was firm but kind. It cut through all our anxiety. We left with a clear plan, not just more worry. He's the kind of doctor who gives you facts, not just reassurance, and right now, that's exactly what we needed.

Our little one had a high fever that wouldn't break. At the hospital, we were seen by Dr. Sudheer. I was so nervous, but his calm manner immediately put me at ease. He spoke so gently to my child and took the time to explain to me, the worried mother, exactly what was happening in simple terms. He didn't just treat the fever; he treated our fear. When he said 'she'll be alright,' I finally believed it. The care felt very personal, not like we were just another case.

After my father's check-up, we got some confusing reports. Dr. Sudheer went through each line with me, drawing little diagrams on a notepad. 'This is what this number means, this is why we're not worried about that one.' He was so patient. Parking that day was a nightmare, and we were late, but he didn't make us feel rushed at all. He turned a scary piece of paper into something we could understand. My dad walked out feeling informed, not frightened. That's a real skill.