Vinamra Swaraj Hospital

Somnath Aghav 6 months ago

We visited this hospital today as we had an appointment with Dr. sukirti Jain .

The overall ambience of the hospital was good , the receptionists were helpful.

But the charges they are putting over bills are a little high. They charged us 800₹ only for consultation, 1000 ₹ only for urine checkups and I think these are high rates.

Hygienic conditions are as per expectations. We just visited the OPD section which is on the first floor and the lab section which is on the ground floor.

Sangeeta Wadhwa 8 months ago

i will only talk about casulty department , i visited this in emergency at nigjt 12 oclock , worst casualty service , time no Fan no AC only table fan , smelly place its inside the lift may be they planned open for ground floor emergency for patients in emergency lift n stair case hassle but no staff , no dr came down stair and examine the patient only 1 nurse taken all the in-charge no emergency setup . i can say its worst then government hospital .

Sarath Pillai 6 months ago

Writing this post after 8 months of my experience at Vinamra Swaraj for 2 weeks while treating my beloved father aged 65+ and left us for heavenly abode.

We came for a urinary infection treatment, and he was running in low BP, got admitted to ICU, and had previous health issues but somewhere felt the treatment headed in a wrong way by Head of Cardiology Dr, like trial & run/error etc.

ICU (Pathetic: All types of patients are kept even those who are newly declared dead, just imagine the trauma going over other patients who are in ICU under critical ailment)

ICU Doctors (Unprofessional, especially the senior guy and the other juniors speaks a patient's criticality in front of a patient who are in partial ventilator support, creating trauma to patient and standbyers I have seen the enthusiasm of these Dr. while writing a Death Certificate, like they completed an assigned task at job).

"To all those who prefers this hospital for critical illness, take another opinion and choice to save your loved ones".

The Medical Council of India should audit these types of hospitals.