Kamineni Hospital Vijayawada Reviews

Our 3-month-old, Aarav, had been crying non-stop for two days with a fever we couldn't break. We were terrified. At Kamineni, the waiting area was packed, but Dr. Akhil saw us quickly. He was so calm. He listened to everything, examined Aarav with such gentle hands, and explained it was a nasty ear infection in a way we could actually understand. He didn't just write a prescription; he showed us how to hold Aarav to ease the pain. That night was the first time we all slept. We felt heard, and more than that, we felt like we were in safe hands.

My son Rohan, 8, had severe asthma. We'd seen other doctors, but his attacks kept happening. Dr. Akhil cut straight to it. He reviewed all the old reports, asked specific questions about our home environment, and changed the entire management plan. No fluff. He gave us a clear action plan for attacks and daily prevention. It's been six months, and Rohan hasn't needed an emergency visit once. The plan works. That's all that matters to us.

We were so worried about our little Meera's slow weight gain. She's always been a fussy eater. Dr. Akhil has such a quiet, reassuring way about him. He never made us feel like we were failing as parents. He spent time observing how we fed her, suggested small, practical changes, and scheduled follow-up calls himself to check in. He remembered tiny details about her from the last visit. It's not just medicine with him; it's genuine care. Meera is finally on the growth chart, and we have a doctor we truly trust.

Wow, what a difference! Our toddler, Vihaan, had a scary allergic reaction—swelling, hives, the whole thing. We rushed to Kamineni in a panic. Dr. Akhil and his team were so quick and efficient. He explained exactly what was happening as he treated Vihaan, which helped calm *us* down. The follow-up was fantastic. He didn't just say 'avoid peanuts'; he gave us a detailed guide, an action plan for school, and made sure we knew what to do next time. Vihaan is back to his energetic self, and we finally feel prepared. So grateful!

My knee was killing my productivity. I needed a fix, fast. Dr. Paparao at Kamineni got me in, explained the hip replacement clearly, and the surgery was smooth. Back at my desk in half the time I expected. No fuss, just results.

At my age, one worries about such a major procedure. I must say, Dr. Paparao and his team at Kamineni Hospital were very kind and put me at ease. The new knee has given me back the simple joy of walking in my garden without constant pain. I am deeply grateful for his skill and gentle manner.

Had my knee done by Dr. Paparao. He knows his stuff. The whole thing was straightforward—surgery, a few days at the hospital, then home. Pain's gone. What more do you want? Staff was good too.

I'd been putting off a hip replacement for years, scared stiff. The parking at Kamineni was a nightmare the first day, I almost turned back. But from the moment I met Dr. Paparao, I felt heard. He didn't just show me the X-rays; he drew a simple diagram on paper, showing exactly what he'd do. The recovery had its tough days, sure, but his team checked on me regularly. Now, six months on, I'm planning a trip I thought I'd never take. He gave me my life back, not just a new joint.

My case was a real puzzle for a while. Other doctors were scratching their heads, but Dr. Nadella didn't give up. He ordered a specific test I hadn't even heard of, and that's how we finally got the answer. It was scary, but having a clear plan after months of uncertainty made all the difference. The team at Kamineni worked so fast once we knew what we were dealing with.

I needed a standard port placement before starting chemo. Honestly, I was more nervous about the procedure than the treatment. Dr. Nadella explained it in such a simple way, and his team was incredibly calm. It was over before I knew it, and the recovery was exactly as he said it would be—just a bit sore for a day. It felt good to have one thing go smoothly in all this.

Look, the parking at that hospital is always a nightmare. I was frazzled by the time I got to the oncology floor. But the lady at the front desk, she saw my face and just had this way of calming me down. The whole place is quieter than I expected, and someone always offers you a glass of water. It’s the small things that help you get through the long wait.

What I’ll remember most is how Dr. Nadella talks to you. He doesn’t hide behind his computer screen. He pulls his chair up, looks you in the eye, and asks how you’re *really* doing. When I got bad news, he let the room get quiet for a minute. He didn’t rush to fill the silence with false hope, and that meant more than any platitude ever could.

For months, my hands kept shaking and I was forgetting things. My local doctor thought it was just stress. Dr. Lakshmi Priya listened to everything, even the small stuff I thought was silly. She ordered a specific scan others hadn't, and it showed something rare. She explained it to me and my husband in her office with a diagram, not just medical terms. She didn't rush us, and having a real answer, even a tough one, was a relief.

I needed an EMG test, and I was pretty nervous about the needles. At Kamineni, the nurse was really kind and talked me through it. Dr. Lakshmi Priya did the procedure herself, and she kept checking if I was okay. It was over quicker than I thought. The whole thing felt very standard, no drama, which is exactly what you want for something like that. I got the results explained clearly before I left.

The parking at the hospital was a bit of a mess that day, I won't lie. But once I got inside, the neurology department felt calm. The front desk lady helped me fill out the form because I'd forgotten my glasses. Dr. Lakshmi Priya's assistant was also great—he called me the day before to confirm and answered my questions about what to bring. It felt like a team working together, which made a long wait in the car easier to handle.

What stuck with me most about Dr. Lakshmi Priya is how she talks to you. She sits down, looks you in the eye, and you feel like you're her only patient that day. I was scared about starting new medication, and she didn't dismiss it. She said, 'Let's talk about what's worrying you,' and we did. She has a quiet way of making you feel heard. It's not what she says, exactly, but how she is in the room with you.

Just got my ACL reconstruction done by Dr. Pramod. The first few days were rough, I won't lie, but his team had a clear plan for the pain. They didn't just throw pills at me—they explained when to ice, when to move a little, and what to expect each week. I'm six weeks out now and hitting all my recovery marks. The physio he recommended is tough but it's working.

My 78-year-old father fell and broke his hip. We were terrified. Dr. Pramod was the one who calmed *us* down. He took the time to draw a simple picture of what the surgery would involve, spoke to my mom in Telugu so she really understood, and gave us his personal number for after hours. He called us himself after the operation before we even got to see Dad. That meant everything. Dad's walking with a walker now, and it's because of the care Dr. Pramod gave our whole family.

Had a nagging shoulder pain for months. Saw Dr. Pramod at Kamineni. He figured it out quick, gave me a steroid shot right there, and sent me to a good physio. Pain's gone. Simple as that. No fuss, no endless appointments. He knows his stuff.

I've had a bad knee since college, and it finally gave out on me while I was picking up my toddler. I limped into Kamineni Hospital, pretty miserable. Dr. Pramod had this calm way about him. He listened to my whole history, even the old sports injuries I'd forgotten about. He said surgery was an option, but wanted to try a different kind of brace and a specific exercise regimen first. I was skeptical, but I tried it. Parking at the hospital is always a hassle, and I had to wait a bit for my follow-up, but you know what? Three months later, I'm picking up my kid without wincing. He didn't just fix a knee; he gave me a solution that actually fit my life.