Dr. Anand Namdevrao Yannawar

Had my gallbladder removed at Medicover. The surgery itself went fine, but the first couple days after were rough. Dr. Yannawar really listened when I said the pain meds weren't cutting it. He adjusted things, explained what to expect each day of healing, and didn't just rush me out. The follow-up call from his office a week later was a nice touch.

Our 8-year-old, Rohan, had a high fever that wouldn't break and was complaining his stomach hurt so bad he was crying. We were terrified. Dr. Yannawar at Medicover saw us quickly. He was so calm with Rohan, talking to him about school and cartoons while he examined him. He figured out it was a bad bacterial thing, not just a virus. He explained everything to us in simple terms, what the medicine would do, and what signs to watch for. Rohan's fine now, but I still remember how that doctor's calmness in the emergency room helped us all breathe a little easier.

Went in for a persistent cough that my usual doc couldn't figure out. Dr. Yannawar was direct, asked the right questions, ordered a specific test. Turns out it was a mild allergy thing, not an infection. Got a simple treatment plan. It worked. He's good.

I'd been putting off getting this weird abdominal pain checked for months, just blaming stress. Finally went to Medicover and got Dr. Yannawar. He spent a solid 20 minutes just asking me questionsnot just about the pain, but about my job, my diet, everything. He actually remembered a detail I'd mentioned about my tea intake. He said he wanted to rule out a few things before jumping to scans. We did some basic blood work first. It turned out to be something really manageable with diet changes, nothing scary. The whole process felt thoughtful, not like an assembly line. I left feeling relieved and actually understood what was happening in my own body.