Anju Eye Care Hospital - Hospital in Kakinada - East Godavari, India

Hospital management & staff are very carrying to the patients so I refer/suggest to other people Dr TEJA SIR

Soo sorry for my bad review I didn't have awareness about that problem which is so complicated. And special thanks to geetanjali madam and Teja sir for taking special care

Hospital staff is not treating the patient well... And not up to the mark. And they should increase the hospital staff.. So the patient will not get disappointed.. #bad experience.. So it is better to increase the hospital into good condition

Excellent service . Geetanjali madam very good treatment

Worst hospital staff they are not allowing to wear slippers but they are wearing slippers. Worst staff

I am in hospital right now . My mother name Neduri Manga . She has given file earlier but staff are sending their known /related patients earlier . This is not correct . Whomsever comes first they should treat first untill unless there is an emergency.

Bad response from the staff not able to listen the problem, they own deciding what to do, without completing the call disconnecting phone. It is too much. I have great experience from the doctor teju garu previously but staff spoiling the fame of doctor sir and hospital.

Wanted to give 4 stars for teja sir but found out he doesn't visit the hospital often. Wanted to give 3 stars for still maintaining good service but then found out you are forced to leave your footwear "outside the Hospital gate" on the roadside and roam in the entire hospital bare foot. On questioning, they behaved rudely and said it is to keep hospital floor clean. I'm surprised to see the doctors in the hospital ignoring this issue including Dr. Teja, as there are several patients who are diabetic and not wearing slippers can harm their feet. Moreover, keeping the floor clean shouldn't be a reason to make patients and their attenders walk in the entire hospital bare foot while the staff and doctors have special slippers to wear inside the premises. I don't think patients are their first priority. I wish patients were more aware of hazards of not wearing footwear indoors. I was upset to see so many patients sitting inside bare footed. I wouldn't have visited the hospital if I knew they are following this ritual like temples. Being a doctor myself, I've been to so many hospitals in India and abroad but not one hospital does this. Please make amendments, it brings the reputation of this "Alberta INTERNATIONAL eye hospital " to dust.