Kamineni Hospital Vijayawada Reviews

My 8-year-old son needed an emergency appendectomy and we were terrified. Dr. Dileep was the one who calmed us down. He explained everything in simple terms, not just to me and my husband, but directly to my son, which made him feel brave. The surgery went smoothly, and Dr. Dileep checked on him personally three times the next day. Seeing him sit on the edge of the bed and make my kid laugh was worth more than any medicine.

I've been seeing Dr. Dileep for various issues over the last seven years, from a hernia repair to removing a cyst. What keeps me coming back is that he remembers me. He'll ask about my job or how my back is holding up from our last conversation. He doesn't rush, even when the clinic is busy. You get the sense he's treating you, not just the problem you walked in with that day. That kind of consistency is hard to find.

Had a gallbladder surgery with Dr. Dileep. Straightforward guy. Explained the risks clearly, no sugarcoating. Surgery was quick, recovery was as he said it would be. Staff at Kamineni were good. Parking's a nightmare, though.

I put off getting this lump on my neck checked for months, just scared of what it might be. Finally went to Kamineni and got Dr. Dileep. The first thing he did was notice how jittery I was. He said, 'Let's figure this out together, step by step.' He didn't just order tests; he drew a little diagram on his notepad showing what they were looking for. When it turned out to be benign and needed a simple removal, he walked me through the whole procedure again the morning of, even though we'd already discussed it. The scar is tiny, and now every time I see it, I don't think of fear, I think of that diagram and his calm voice.

My shoulder pain was dismissed as a simple strain for months. I couldn't lift my arm to comb my hair. Dr. Vardhan actually listened, asked about my old cricket injury from years back, and ordered a specific scan. Turns out it was a torn labrum, not just a strain. His plan—no surgery, just targeted therapy—sounded too simple to work, but I have most of my range back now. He saw what others missed.

Needed a cortisone shot for my knee arthritis. I was nervous, I'll admit. But Dr. Vardhan walked me through exactly what he was doing, step by step, while he did it. The whole thing took maybe ten minutes. My knee felt better almost immediately, and the parking lot being a nightmare that day was the worst part of the visit. Straightforward and effective.

The rehab gym at Kamineni is bright and doesn't feel like a hospital. What really helped, though, was the physiotherapist, Ravi. Dr. Vardhan laid out the plan, but Ravi was the one who showed me the exercises, corrected my form without making me feel silly, and actually remembered my progress each week. The whole team made the hard work feel manageable.

Look, I was a grumpy patient. My stroke left me frustrated and scared. Dr. Vardhan didn't sugarcoat things, but he also never talked down to me. He'd sit on the stool, look me in the eye, and explain the 'why' behind every exercise, even when I was being difficult. That respect, more than anything, made me want to try.

Had my gallbladder out last month. The recovery was the hardest part. Dr. Eslavath's team was really clear about what my lab numbers meant for managing the pain meds. They didn't just give me a prescription and send me home; they explained which results showed inflammation was going down, so I knew when I could start cutting back. Made the whole scary process feel a bit more under control.

Needed a complex biopsy. Dr. Aruna Eslavath handled it. Explained the procedure, got the sample correctly on the first try. The report was detailed and arrived when she said it would. Clear communication. Good result. Recommended.

I was so worried about my abnormal blood work. Dr. Eslavath has such a calm way about her. She took the time to walk me through each line on the report, not just the highlighted ones. She said, 'Let's look at the whole picture,' and her quiet confidence really settled my nerves. The follow-up tests she suggested were spot-on.

After months of feeling run-down and weird test results from other places, seeing Dr. Eslavath was a huge relief! She actually listened, re-ran some key panels, and her analysis finally gave us a clear direction. It’s not a fun diagnosis, but having a real answer? That’s everything. The hospital parking is a nightmare, but she’s totally worth the hassle!

For months, I was just exhausted. My local doctor kept saying it was stress, but it felt like more. At Kamineni, Dr. Pathan actually listened. He ordered some specific blood tests I'd never even heard of. Turned out it was a rare antibody issue—something my body was making that was destroying my own red cells. He explained it in a way that finally made sense, without talking down to me. Starting the right treatment made a real difference.

I needed a unit of blood before my surgery. Honestly, I was nervous at first—you hear stories. But Dr. Pathan's team at Tadigadapa made it straightforward. The nurse who set up the IV was really good, found my vein on the first try. Dr. Pathan checked in himself, asked if I was feeling okay, and that was it. The whole thing was over in a few hours, no fuss. It just went as it should.

The hospital itself is nice and calm, which helped because I was bringing my elderly father for his regular transfusion. The reception staff pointed us in the right direction without us having to ask. One of the nurses in the day-care unit, I think her name was Priya, saw he was getting restless and brought him a cup of tea. Little things like that matter. Dr. Pathan runs a tight ship, you can tell.

What stuck with me was how Dr. Pathan talks to you. I had a lot of anxiety about needing blood products long-term. He sat there, didn't rush me, and drew diagrams on his notepad to show how the process works. He has a quiet, direct way of speaking that cuts through the fear. When I asked a silly question, he just said 'That's not silly, it's a common worry,' and answered it properly.

After a car accident left me with chronic back pain, my work was suffering. Dr. Shafali Anne at Kamineni Hospital didn't waste time on endless tests. She gave me a clear rehab plan that fit my 60-hour work week. I'm back at my desk with manageable pain in 6 weeks. Exactly what I needed.

My 78-year-old father had a stroke and we were lost. Dr. Anne was the first doctor who really talked to *us*, not just at my dad. She explained every step of his rehab in simple terms, even drew diagrams for us. She gave us her direct number for questions, which we used a few times. Seeing my dad feed himself again last week, that's because of her team's work and her keeping us in the loop.

Look, my shoulder was messed up. Couldn't lift anything. Friend said try Dr. Anne. She's straight up—told me exactly what was wrong, how long recovery would take, no sugarcoating. The exercises she gave actually worked. Parking at that hospital is always a hassle, but she's good.

I was really nervous about starting rehab after my knee replacement. The first time I met Dr. Anne, she spent the whole appointment just listening to my fears about never hiking again. She remembered that months later, and when I was struggling with a particular exercise, she said, 'This is the one that's going to get you back on that trail.' It wasn't just about the joint; she cared about what the joint was for. The waiting room at Tadigadapa was often busy and I'd have to wait a bit, but she never rushed me in the room. I'm walking 5km now, slowly working up to those hills.