Patients & Visitors

A great privilege to write this appreciation email for the efforts of your staff Ms. Deborah (PRO – International block). Our guy Dr. Sridhatan C Ph.D. is currently admitted in your hospital for acetabulum fracture. He met with an accident in Malaysia. I own healthcare companies in two different countries, (Malaysia and United States). We work on Nano medicine. This week due to natural calamity, the entire state of Tamil Nadu was affected and the capital city was more badly affected. Your entire team was on high alert and your staff Ms. Deborah was no exception. On Nov 17th (Tuesday) she was assigned a herculean task of shifting patients to keep them comfortable. My guy was also in the list. She did an outstanding job of having a close watch on the records of the shifting patients and also informing the corresponding attending doctors. She continuously updated her supervisors of the shifting patient’s information’s. Bottom-line never once our guy felt the annoyance of shifting. Great job by Ms. Deb and her team.

May her tribe prosper, flourish and propagate.

Cheers
Cordially
Balu Ranganathan Ph.D
Palms Connect LLC
Sandy UT 84094
USA

Thank you very much. As I have this opportunity, I would like to share with you that your Hospital looked after me indeed very well right through my treatment and op on 19 Aug 2015. Everyone, yes everyone, of your doctors, nurses and staff is highly professional, committed and focused on the tasks in hand. And extremely sensitive to patient requirements with human and humane touch. So, I am glad I chose MIOT for my treatment amongst the choices I had. I have recovered well during the past 3 months and back to my defence consultancy work, all of which I owe to MIOT and lots to Dr. Sreekumar Pillai and his team.

Once again, Sir, thank you for your kind help.
With best wishes and cordial regards.
Captain Sekar

I really had a good time in MIOT. The doctors showed me their great love and interest in me and curing my health disorder. The rooms were very spacious and homely. The care shown for me through nurses was really outstanding. The food given was very good. The care showed by the Nurses was awesome. Altogether I felt MIOT like my own HOUSE. I would surely refer my friends to MIOT in future. And I would like to thank each and every person who cared for me.

– Titus Jebakumar G

Very Good Hospital. People here are very caring and compassionate. I had been suffering with my problem last ten years the doctors here are very good they found my problem and treated me. Iam very happy with my treatment.

– Mohamed Adam Mohamed Bolad

Excellent! I wouldn’t say it’s one of the best but perhaps THE best in India so far I have seen. What impressed me most was that this kind of internationally comparable standard is available not only for the rich but for the common man what I have observed during my many visits to this hospital. Apparently elitist but practically for all is the greatest virtue I found in this hospital.

The management, the support staff and all others seem to be uniformly compassionate, caring and kind, a rare trait “not” observed in other big hospitals! Personally I feel MIOT stands as a role model for any Indian hospital to follow– where they have combined the best of both worlds: the state of the art technology and the highest human values. Do we call this perfection? Robert Browning has to answer this question because he said “on the earth the broken arcs in the heaven a perfect round”. I think MIOT has achieved that perfection on this earth! Congratulations to all!

– Soundravalli Kulandaiswamy​

Would Mr. Ravi ever recover from these wrong turns in his Stroke treatment?
When Mr. Ravi, 62 yrs, a diabetic with blood pressure, developed mild weakness in the left side of his body, his family did not realise that a stroke was setting in. They took him to the nearest Nursing home which neither had the facilities nor understood the need for quick treatment. They advised a CT scan at a scanning centre, 8 kms away. Mr. Ravi got weaker, drowsy & finally lost consciousness at the centre. It was only then that his family panicked & rushed him to MIOT International. Why did they wait? Like most of us, they were unaware that a Stroke can damage our brain completely in a very short time, without correct treatment.

How did Mr Ravi go from ‘weak’ to ‘unconscious’?
A clot had stopped blood flow to Mr. Ravi’s brain, and it first affected oxygen supply to the brain cells controlling movement and his movements got weak. As time passed, it affected cells controlling consciousness, which made him drowsy and then unconscious. Without timely treatment, a stroke affects various centres in our brain reducing us to an irreversible, vegetative state.

At MIOT, advanced imaging gives the complete picture
Mr. Ravi got to MIOT quite late – it had been 3 hrs since his symptoms had started. However, our specialists used advanced CT scans with perfusion studies and angiography, available at very few centres, to get the correct status. In just 8 minutes they knew the location and extent of the block and could predict areas of further damage if blood flow to his brain wasn’t restored quickly. This prompt and invaluable data allowed them to draw up the correct Treatment Plan despite the time lost.

Mechanical Thrombectomy, an advanced procedure used by leading centres worldwide with a 79% success rate, was performed to reverse damage.

Racing against time to restore blood flow
Mr. Ravi was shifted quickly to our dedicated NeuroCath lab, where our renowned Neuro Endovascular specialist got to work. Within minutes, he had accessed the blocked blood vessel. Then, using a special microcatheter and a stent retriever, he trapped and removed the clot causing the block. Blood flow restored, our patient was transferred to the dedicated Stroke Unit for further treatment.

A remarkable recovery
Mr. Ravi’s recovery was indeed remarkable. At the end of one week, 40% movement had returned to the side affected by his stroke. He was discharged and continued physiotherapy at home under instructions from doctors at MIOT. Two weeks later, he had made a 90% recovery and was up and about! A result rarely seen among such severely affected patients.

Ravi

I got discharged from MIOT yesterday afternoon after my TURP Surgery.Thanks a lot for all your help and support for making my stay a pleasant and comfortable one.  Normally no one writes back after returning from a surgery, but I thought I should place on record my sincere appreciation for all the support & courtesy I received during my stay in the hospital.

Mr. Jagan of the Insurance desk helped me get the insurance clearance in no time. This is my first experience with an insurance company and it was a pleasant experience, thanks to Mr. Jagan.

Thanks to Ms. Salomina, PRO, I got the room MI-425. The room was very comfortable and honestly looked like a star hotel accommodation. My first encounter was with Mr. Prabhu, the barber. He took me by surprise as he was neatly attired and spoke impeccable English. More importantly he did his job smilingly and I was amazed at his commitment to the job. Obviously he loved his job! What else can one ask for?

The entire nursing staff at MI-425 for all the 5 days I was there, were outstanding. They were well groomed, professional, efficient, passionate about their profession and empathetic. This is an ideal combination for a nurse but rarely one finds them even in most well established hospitals. These are the gems that go to make a hospital stay a pleasant one. My salutes to all of them.

The post operative ward nursing staff, though extremely busy, were kind, courteous and always at your side in times of need. They were very efficient and empathetic too. One sister Punitha attended on me like her own father.

The entire medical and non-medical staff at the urology department were most helpful and cooperative, so much so that I felt at home there! The doctors are so busy and despite that they have taken very good care of me. I extend my special thanks to Dr. Lakhsmanan for being there almost all the time.

Thanks again for all the support you personally rendered in getting all the accounts settled and getting me discharged on time. Usually, no one would want to come back to a hospital. It would not be an exaggeration to say that I am looking forward to coming back to MIOT for my nephrectomy surgery 2-3 months down the line. Take care.

Warm Regards,
N S Ganesh

Dear Dr. and Mrs. Mallika Mohandas

But coupled with the above, the need of the hour on the eve of my discharge is to truly thank you sir and ma’am. Thank you not just because I am on my feet again, but I thank you thank you in earnest that from day one of stepping into your domain on Saturday, the 17th of October with an MRI in one hand the firmness of Jayaram’s hand in my other, I have only been comfortable, yes providence led us to Dr. Paul Henry. I am a total stickler for question marks on our Indian docors, but just one conversaion with him told me I need check no more. Enthusiastically in love with his surgery he told me in these very words: “Come, come, come madam, if you want we will operate you today and off you are day after”. I believed him and today, 57 hours after the surgergy, his words endorse my faith even more. The resultant thoughts of post operative stay in your domain make me say that MIOT can be spelt in another way and that is CARE : Compassionate Assemblage for Renewal and Energy.

As an Army wife, I have seen and experienced hospitals and hospital staff; but with your permission may I take this opportunity to jot down my observations. The foremost has been compassion.

Next  under my observation has been cleanliness. Being an extremely germ consious person myself, I have learnt even hospitals can achieve what a home like mine has. But this achievement of total germ free cleanliness I have seen ONLY in MIOT. I am sure your staff is sensitized only once but they are sensitive everyday. You have achieved it, sir and ma’am.

Pride in the job / duty has been another facet I found glued into every person who helped me in MIOT. If all the doctors who take an ‘OATH’ smile and heal like they do here, I am sure sickness and disease can reverse. I can see ‘happiness’ writ large on all faces. As a patient, I was healed even before the procedure began because of the trust Dr.Paul Henry could manage to extract out of me, a prospective operational case. I am sure that each and every doctor in your lovely domain is full of compassion, worthy of trust and complete with a sense of duty. Yes, you have achieved it again, sir and ma’am.

At the end I just want to thank you for looking after me so well, that I feel I was on a wonderful enriching experience in a very warm and homely atmospere. Recuperating here, I have begun  to love each and everyone of you.

God bless you all ! To grow to infinity to cure and cleanse us the patients, and to exemplify to the entire medical world in India that they to can emulate and imbibe your values and ethics, your programs and also imbibe your “pride-in-the-job-with-a- smile” attitude.

God Bless one and all at MIOT

With sincere regards to you, sir and ma’am,

I remain,

Humbly yours,

Mrs. Elgiva Jayaram