Cmc Vellore Hematology Opd

Avinash Kumar 14 months ago

Please don't go here..very bad behaviour..if you love your patient..Don't go here..unexperienced doctors and team..using only name of golden era..nowadays no facilities..unexperienced # below quality doctors..looting money in the name of cmc. Only Bangladeshi and bangali patient is looted here90%. I fill personally noone educated people came here for treatment.

sanjay skr 24 months ago

Some of doctors r too good like professor lebel.. And students they just gave the medical exam. No any idea how to cure patients physically,they r called junior doctors in cmc, gave treatment to general patients, they have full of attitude, in my personal experience, my patients in admitted in L ward on haematology department, his treatment r under process by general doctor (Nutan joshi), She did not come to visit one day in 2-3 days and she never found out how the patient is.... Thats the cmc????.... Cmc not like as before cmc. according to my knowledge after 60 days stayed in vellore and come to visit cmc daily basis when doctors(some) hearing Sasthyasathi scheme undertaken by WB GOVN. They shown rudes behavior with patients and patients guardian, i don't know why they shown this kind of behavior... Most of cases doctor never tell u anything about Sasthyasathi scheme, and staffs always said that doctors wl be do all work for ssc schemes .. But doctors not given to any single of time to discuss sathyasathi scheme,

Best doctor in haematology department Dr. Anu mam.. Best wishes mam for your better health.. ❤

Parthi P 24 months ago

Had the worst experience with a (lady) doctor. You can ask why mention it was a lady doctor. Please read on. Not only did she behave in an unprofessional manner but also lacked the decency, compassion and sensitivity required while dealing with severely ill senior patients and the manner in which to disclose their illness or advise.

Not only did she disclose an advanced stage of an illness in an unprofessional manner - particularly for cancer patients, but she was very rash, did not realize the patient came without supporting family members. Imagine if the patient got a panic attack, or something else happened!

Medical advice is not like a mechanical advice. You are dealing with people who trust a doctor to provide them the best diagnosis, the best advice, and support to navigate the myriad of options available. The last thing is to refer them to a more capable hospital or a specialist who can continue the diagnosis or treatment.

We immediately went to Kidwai Memorial Institute of Oncology in Bangalore. Noticed a huge difference like a day and night!

Just because CMC is one of the old hospitals in the region doesn't give them any right to behave or exercise in a demeaning manner. They would never have an idea of the background of the folks who enter the hospital seeking medical advice.

A doctor is a professional and there are expectation on their conduct. A single doctor can ruin the entire hospital's reputation and finally, the hospital is responsible for every one of their employees.

My advice to the hospital administrators and doctors is this: People pay for their treatment. Deliver the service with your heart. Treat the patients with dignity and be sensitive about their situations and needs. If you cannot treat, refer them immediately to the right place.