Sri Ramakrishna Hospital | Best Multispeciality Hospital in Coimbatore

My father was admitted in ramakrishna hospital for last two months due to lung related issue. Dr. Arun Gangatharan(pulmonologist) was our primary doctor, he was really supportive and treated my dad with almost care and was very respectful towards the attender. he explained us clearly about the nature of the disease and the complications. Though my father passed away i would thank Dr. Arun for what he has done over the two months. I also thank ICU doctors Dr. Mari anandham, Dr. Navanith, Dr. Ramkumar, Dr. Vel kannan, Dr. Sri Ram for all the support during my fathers time in ICU. they all were clearly explained us the situation and tried to support my father in the best way possible Big thanks to all the ICU nurse team and MS-4 nurse. I would like to mention that general ward, class B, special A wards are not good in this hospital for any critical patient. we noticed if you pay money you will get good support else they treat you like stupid. during my father two months period we took rooms in all the possible wards according to our financial situation worst ward was general ward. Rude behaviour of the nurse station espicially male staff, insulting the attenders and scolding them for complaining about the situation to management.showing the frustration towards the patients and not treating them properly. lethargic replies. very worst attitude of the behaviours. one of the reason for my fathers death is lethargic of the nurse team in the general ward hospital needs to give the same care and support for all the ward patients irrespective of the money you pay

Great service by professional doctors. Reduced one star as I would expect the common places to be more cleaner. And more seating should be provided near operation theatres and waiting areas.

My mother recently underwent surgery in this hospital, and while the medical care provided by the doctors and nurses was kind and helpful, I want to highlight a few issues we faced during our stay. After the surgery, my mother was not able to get up on her own and needed assistance, especially to go to the restroom. I was staying with her along with my grandmother, who is elderly herself. It was very difficult for us to manage because no staff came to help us when we needed assistance. How can my grandmother alone be expected to help my mother get up and walk? Hospitals should provide proper support for post-surgery patients, especially those who are not mobile. We felt helpless at times due to the lack of timely assistance. In addition, I’d like to point out the behavior of a watchman in A Block. I don’t know his name, but he was very rude and appeared to expect money from visitors. If we gave money, he allowed us to go in; if not, he would question us unnecessarily and even stop us outside the hospital, making the experience stressful at an already difficult time. This kind of behavior is not acceptable in a hospital environment and should be taken seriously by the management. While we are thankful for the medical care, we request the hospital to improve the support system for patient care and take action against staff who behave inappropriately.