Dr. Ravishankar Kinjarapu

I've been seeing Dr. Kinjarapu for my blood pressure and general check-ups for about seven years now. What I appreciate is that he remembers me, remembers my history without having to dig through the file for five minutes first. His advice is always steady and practicalno jumping to extreme solutions, just consistent, solid care. When you have a long-term thing, you want someone who doesn't change their approach every visit. He's that doctor.

Had a nasty skin infection on my leg. Went to Medicover, saw Dr. Ravishankar. He checked it, prescribed meds, told me what to watch for. It cleared up in a week. Straightforward, no fuss. Parking at that place is always a nightmare, though.

So I went in for what I thought was just a really bad stomach ache. Felt silly, almost didn't go. Dr. Kinjarapu listened, then got quiet and asked a few more questions about the pain's location. He said he didn't like how it presented and wanted a scan 'to be sure.' I was annoyedmore cost, more time. But he was right. It was early appendicitis. He caught it before it burst. The whole thing, from me feeling silly in his office to waking up after surgery, felt like he connected dots no one else would have bothered with. He just paid a different kind of attention.

My mom was admitted for a stomach issue and we were all really worried. Dr. Ravishankar was the one who actually sat us down in the waiting area and explained everything in Telugu, step by step. He didn't just talk to us, he listened. He gave us his direct number and told us to call anytime, day or night, if we had more questions. That meant more than any medicine. Because of him, we felt like we were part of her care, not just bystanders.

My dad was admitted with a bad fever and we were all really scared. Dr. Ravishankar was the one who actually sat us down in the waiting area and drew a diagram on a notepad to show us what was happening. He didn't just talk to the patient, he talked to US. He gave us his direct number and answered my mom's calls even at 8 PM. We left knowing exactly what to do, and that meant everything.