Kamineni Hospital Vijayawada Reviews

Had a prostate issue. Went to Kamineni. Saw Dr. R. Amar Kumar. He reviewed my history, ordered the necessary tests, and explained the treatment plan clearly. No fluff. The medication worked. Follow-up was efficient. Parking at the hospital is often a hassle, but the consultation itself was direct and effective. Problem solved.

My husband was under Dr. Kumar’s care for quite a serious bladder condition. I accompanied him for all the visits. The doctor has a very calm way about him. He listens so carefully, and he always remembers small details from our last conversation. Even when the news wasn’t easy, he delivered it with such kindness. We never felt like just another case. The nursing staff on his floor is wonderful, too. We are deeply grateful for his skill and his gentle manner.

Wow, what a difference! I’d been putting off dealing with my urinary issue for months because I was dreading it. Finally saw Dr. Amar Kumar. He diagnosed it quickly as something totally treatable. The relief I felt when he said that! The procedure itself was way easier than I’d built up in my head. He’s got a great sense of humor, which helped a ton. I walked out of that hospital feeling like a new person. Seriously, if you’re hesitating, just go see him. Best decision I made this year.

I was so scared going in for my first kidney checkup. Dr. Sai Kanth was really calm and explained everything in simple words, didn't rush me at all. I left feeling like I could actually handle this.

At my age, one appreciates a doctor who listens and shows genuine concern. Dr. B Sai Kanth Kumar at Kamineni Hospital was most kind. He took time with my questions and explained my treatment plan in a way that put me at ease. The entire process felt comfortable.

Had to see a nephrologist, got referred to Dr. Sai Kanth. Straight shooter. Told me what was wrong, what we were going to do about it, no sugarcoating. Appreciate that. Got my meds sorted, feeling better.

My whole experience started with a bad scare—my creatinine levels were way up. The waiting area at Kamineni was busy that Tuesday, but once I got in with Dr. Kumar, it was different. He spent a solid 20 minutes just going over my history, looking at my old reports, and drawing diagrams on his notepad to show how the kidneys were filtering. He remembered a medication I'd mentioned from five years ago. We started a new plan that day, and after three months, my numbers are finally trending down. It wasn't magic, but it felt like having a really smart, dedicated guide through a scary forest.

Our 8-year-old son was so scared about his kidney issue. Dr. Vishnu Vardhana Reddy was incredible with him. He got down to his level, explained everything in simple words, and even showed him the ultrasound pictures. The waiting room was packed that day, but once we were in, he gave us all the time we needed. He called us himself with the test results the next evening, which meant the world to us. He treated our boy like a person, not just a patient.

Had a prostate issue. Saw Dr. Reddy at Kamineni. He was clear, no-nonsense. Explained my options, the risks, the recovery. Didn't sugarcoat it. Surgery went as he said it would. Staff was efficient. Follow-up was straightforward. Got the problem fixed.

I was quite nervous about my procedure, to be honest. Dr. Reddy has a very calm way about him. He listened quietly to all my worries and answered each one without rushing. His voice is very reassuring. The hospital itself is very busy, but in his care, I felt safe. Everything was handled smoothly, and I'm recovering well. I just feel very grateful.

What a guy! I was dealing with stones for months, and let me tell you, the pain was something else. Dr. Reddy got me scheduled and sorted. The whole team was great, but he's the one who made the plan. Woke up after the surgery and the relief was immediate. He checked on me twice that day. Honestly, I feel like a new man! Couldn't have asked for better care.

I'd been to three other doctors for the pain in my shoulder and arm, and they all said it was just a strain. Dr. Madhuri was the first one who actually listened to how the numbness came and went. She spent a long time checking my reflexes and strength in different positions. She figured out it was a cervical radiculopathy from a disc issue, not just muscle pain. Her treatment plan, starting with specific exercises and therapy, made sense where nothing else had.

My knee replacement recovery at Kamineni was going okay, but I was really stiff. My appointment with Dr. Madhuri was for what I thought was just a standard check-up. She adjusted my rehab exercises right there in the room, showing me a better way to do my stretches. It was a simple visit, but I walked out moving much easier. Sometimes it's those small corrections that help the most.

Look, the parking lot at the hospital was packed that morning, and I was running late for my follow-up, a bit frazzled. But from the moment I walked into the Physical Medicine department, the staff calmed me down. The receptionist remembered my name, and the physiotherapist working with Dr. Madhuri explained everything in our session without rushing. The whole place felt organized and focused on getting you better, which really matters when you're anxious.

I was pretty nervous at first—rehab after a stroke is scary. Dr. Madhuri has this way of explaining things that doesn't feel clinical. She'd say, 'Let's see if we can get your hand to talk to your brain again today,' instead of just listing exercises. She celebrated the tiny wins with me, like holding a spoon steadier. It never felt like she was just ticking boxes on a chart; she was in the room with me.

Had a pretty major surgery with Dr. Sasi Kanth. The first few days after were rough, I won't lie. But his team had a clear plan for the pain that actually worked. They didn't just throw pills at me; they adjusted things based on how I was doing each day. I'm a month out now and feeling stronger, moving around okay. The follow-up calls from the hospital to check on my pain levels were a nice touch.

I've been seeing Dr. Sasi Kanth for my chronic pancreatic issues for over three years now. What stands out is that he remembers. He remembers my history, my last scan results, what worked and what didn't. I don't have to re-explain my whole life at every visit. That consistency is everything when you're dealing with a long-term problem. He's direct about the options, good and bad, and I trust his judgment because he's seen the whole story unfold.

Needed gallbladder surgery. Went to Dr. Sasi Kanth at Kamineni. He explained everything clearly, no sugar-coating. Surgery went fine, recovery was straightforward. Would recommend him.

My whole thing started with this awful, constant stomach pain. After a bunch of tests elsewhere, I was referred to Dr. Sasi Kanth at Kamineni. I was nervous, obviously—the word 'surgery' is scary. He spent a good 20 minutes with me and my wife, drawing on a notepad to show exactly what was wrong and how he'd fix it. The day of the op, he came by before they wheeled me in, just a quick 'ready?' with a calm smile. It made a difference. The hospital itself was busy—parking was a nightmare for my family—but the care was solid. I'm back to eating my wife's cooking without fear, which feels like a small miracle.

My husband was really scared about his knee replacement. Dr. Tumati sat with me in the waiting area after the surgery and explained everything in Telugu, step by step, showing me the X-rays on his phone. He didn't rush, even though it was late. That meant more than any medicine.