General & Laparoscopic Surgeon in Jubilee Hills — at Apollo Health City
Apollo Health City, Film Nagar is where Dr. Sujeeth Kumar Bashetty performs surgery — advanced laparoscopic and robotic operating theatres, ICU backup for higher-risk patients, and a cashless insurance desk on campus. Serving Jubilee Hills, Banjara Hills, Film Nagar, Madhapur, Kondapur and Srinagar Colony.
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- Apollo Health City, Road No 72, Film Nagar, Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad 500033
- Advanced laparoscopy & robotic surgery
- Featured in India Today's Top 7 Surgeons in South India
- Dr. Sujeeth speaks to your family right after surgery
Apollo Health City — the surgical base
Consultations happen at two locations — here at Jubilee Hills and at Apollo Clinic Manikonda — but all major surgery happens at Apollo Health City. That is deliberate. An operation deserves the full weight of a tertiary hospital behind it:
- Advanced laparoscopic & robotic theatres — for hernia repair, gallbladder removal, appendix surgery, piles and fistula procedures including laser techniques, thyroid and breast surgery
- ICU backup — patients with diabetes, heart conditions, or other risks are operated on with intensive care available on the same campus, not a referral away
- 24x7 emergency services — anaesthesia, blood bank, imaging and specialist support around the clock
- Cashless insurance desk — a dedicated team handles pre-authorisation with all major insurers and TPAs, initiated 48–72 hours before planned surgery
Dr. Sujeeth has 20+ years of surgical experience, including 9–10 years at Apollo Hospitals, and personally performs and supervises every step of your operation.
How the process works, start to finish
1. Consultation & decision
Diagnosis is confirmed at a consultation (₹1,000) at Jubilee Hills or Manikonda. If surgery is advised, you get the reasoning, the alternatives, a written cost estimate, and a date — no pressure to decide on the spot.
2. Pre-operative workup
Blood tests, ECG/imaging as needed, and anaesthesia fitness are completed before admission day. The insurance desk initiates cashless pre-authorisation 48–72 hours ahead so approval is usually ready before you arrive.
3. Surgery day
Morning admission in most cases. After the operation, Dr. Sujeeth speaks to your family directly to explain how it went. Most laparoscopic patients are walking and eating the same evening.
4. Discharge & follow-up
Day-care procedures go home the same evening; laparoscopic operations typically stay 1–2 nights. You leave with a discharge summary, medication plan, and a follow-up booked — at Jubilee Hills or closer to home at Manikonda.
What families should expect on surgery day
Surgery is often harder on the family than the patient — the patient sleeps through it. Here is what to expect so the day feels less uncertain:
- ✓ Arrival — report to the admission desk at the given time; one attendant accompanies the patient to the room. Carry the patient's ID, insurance card and reports.
- ✓ Before the theatre — the anaesthesia team meets the patient again; you can be with them until they are shifted.
- ✓ During surgery — wait in the designated family lounge. Operation times vary; "longer than expected" usually means routine thoroughness, not trouble.
- ✓ Right after — Dr. Sujeeth comes out and speaks to the family directly, in Telugu, Hindi or English, explaining what was found and done.
- ✓ Evening — most laparoscopic patients are awake, walking to the washroom, and taking liquids or a light meal the same evening.
Questions at any point? Ask the nursing station or WhatsApp the clinic number — a family that understands the plan recovers the patient faster.
Areas served from Jubilee Hills
Apollo Health City sits on Road No 72, Film Nagar — central to the city's western and central neighbourhoods:
Patients from Manikonda, Narsingi, Kokapet and the Financial District usually consult first at Apollo Clinic Manikonda, closer to home, and come to Jubilee Hills only for the operation itself.
Frequently asked questions
Where does Dr. Sujeeth operate in Jubilee Hills?
At Apollo Health City, Road No 72, Film Nagar, Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad 500033. All major surgery — laparoscopic, robotic and open — is performed here, with ICU backup, 24x7 emergency services and a cashless insurance desk on campus.
What surgeries are performed here?
Laparoscopic and robotic surgery for hernia, gallbladder and appendix; piles, fissure and fistula surgery including laser techniques; thyroid and breast surgery; and other general surgical procedures. See the full treatments list.
How does admission work on surgery day?
Morning admission for most patients, with pre-op tests and anaesthesia clearance done in advance. Cashless formalities are usually pre-approved before you arrive. Day-care patients go home the same evening; laparoscopic patients typically stay 1–2 nights.
Is cashless insurance accepted?
Yes — the on-campus insurance desk works with all major insurers and TPAs. Pre-authorisation is initiated 48–72 hours before planned surgery, so approvals are usually in place before admission.
What should my family expect on surgery day?
One attendant stays with the patient; the family waits in the lounge during the operation. Dr. Sujeeth speaks to the family directly afterwards, in Telugu, Hindi or English. Most laparoscopic patients are walking and eating the same evening.
Do I need a consultation before surgery?
Yes — every operation starts with a consultation (₹1,000), here or at Apollo Clinic Manikonda, whichever is closer. It confirms the diagnosis and sets the plan, estimate and insurance process.
How long is the hospital stay?
Day-care procedures: same evening or next morning. Laparoscopic hernia repair: typically 1–2 nights. Bigger or higher-risk operations may need longer — discussed before admission so the family can plan.