Vedic Lifecare Hospital

A great first time experience. F<br><br>rom waiting time to the actual care to receiving timely updates. I got my blood and urine tests same day so I'm quite impressed I must say especially after having a number of terrible experiences at some other facilities before "discovering" Vedic.<br><br>It felt like I was with people who know what they are doing. Plus I went on a Sunday and was able to get a swab, urinalysis, blood test and scan done within the facility so that sealed it for me. Everyone from the receptionist to the doctor to the lab attendant was professional and nice. Well done team!

I was so glad with the professionalism and care I received at Vedic......and the extra touch of reaching out.....just to make sure you're good 👍🏽.....Thank you so much Dr. Asutosh.....Dr. Amina.....Ebenezer.....Chisom....Grace ❤️❤️❤️......Love y'all ❤️ and God bless you ❤️

First of all, I’d like to express my complete displeasure in the level of drop in standards, it was way better and different in 2023, the emergency is useless, the amount of mosquito in the room is alarming, imagine going in without malaria and coming out sick with malaria. Also the male doctor and the female nurse on duty last night were the most unprofessional, having personal conversations and not even having the right tools needed. There’s no sync in medicine administration, one doctor says one thing, another doctor says another thing, causing serious confusion which could be life threatening. Imagine going into the hospital to relieve pain and coming out with excruciating pain instead. The toilet is nasty and stinks, sometimes when you come into emergency at midnight, no nurse is available to attend to you, and you end up going home. I had plans of using Vedic for the course of my journey, but God forbid, I rather secure my life with reputable hospitals and professional staffs than the joke called Vedic.

Dr Asutosh Menta is awesome! Very detailed, and most of all patient! He is a gem in Vedic. Knowledgeable with excellent professional manners. My mother that was under his care commented that she felt better treated than in the hospitals in U.S.A. welldone Vedic and thank you Dr. Asutosh!

One of the best people at Vedic is Dr Asutosh. He is incredibly kind, patient and supportive with the best knowledge. He is a real gem and treasure at Vedic Lifecare

Absolutely ZERO SENSE OF URGENCY! I’m so disappointed! Brought my sister in for an emergency allergic reaction, her tongue kept swelling and getting bigger! Reception empty! Told us to climb up, and then sent us back down to wait! The sluggish doctor then strolls down to their MOSQUITO INFESTED emergency room asking all sorts of questions with sense of urgency! This woman then tells us that she is not supposed to be at the hospital and we should make a decision or go somewhere else because she has somewhere to go! A whole hospital! ZERO EMPATHY ZERO URGENCY! TERRIBLE SERVICE! Then this other one strolls in to say we have to pay money like we said we wouldnt. Wo if you have emergency this should be the last place you SHOULD GO TO! Rubbish!!!

Your customer service is very poor. I've been calling the number but no one was answering the calls. Even the messages were not responded to. I came with my sick cousin two days ago for a Laboratory test before he commences treatment. His vitals were collected and we were told the result would be out in 24 hours and it would be emailed to him. It's over 48 hours now and no one has reached out to him with the results. We have called several times but no one would answer. That's a very bad service. Seems all the hospital care about is the money you are making from the sick people and you just send them back home and leave them to die. That's so absurd...

This shouldn’t be a licensed hospital. The worst experience I’ve ever had. First the ambience was not pleasant.<br><br>First time visit, I came in with my brother who is sick on the evening of the 1st of August 2025, the receptionist attended to us and ask we go upstairs for vitals. After spending sometime there, someone came and said we should go back downstairs for the vitals and also to see the doctor. Imagine!<br><br>The nonchalant unprofessional female doctor came down with the supposed guy who was to do the vitals- I wish I got their names(I am eventually going to get their names so I can publish it on social media-they are not worthy to be healthcare practitioners or be employed in a healthcare facility). They are BADLY BEHAVED.<br><br>They came chatting and laughing ignoring the sick patient. Very insensitive and no sign of empathy. After explaining what the problem was, they said my brother had to be admitted and treated because they SUSPECT malaria. Admitting someone without even running a test to know the problem. I asked why, and they couldn’t give a convincing answer. This was when I got angry as they wanted to start treatment based on assumption. That is WICKEDNESS.<br><br>They eventually said the lab had closed for the day, by 5:30pm?. I left the hospital and they had no form of remorse and kept on laughing and chatting.<br><br>This is probably the reason why they had no patient, unlike a proper hospital. Coming here and seeing the bad reviews, doesn’t surprise me at all.

No sense of urgency at all. Went on a Sunday because my child and I were feeling sick. Had to wait for a long time before I was attended to. When we finally went into the lab to run a blood test, it was very messy and the staff were in there making their hair. If you have an emergency or a child, do not go to that hospital. Very unprofessional. Nobody is 100% sure on what to do. The doctor and nurses were nice but it can’t cover the level of unprofessionalism there. I will not be going back.

Sometimes I wake up thinking about my late mum — it’s been seven years and two months since that night at the hospital. What still pains me isn’t only the low standard of care; it’s that my family and I were treated as if we could be taken advantage of. Compared with Nnewi Teaching Hospital, their practices felt careless and transactional. When I went through the bills line by line, I found a charge for 12 hours of ICU care even though she was there for barely two hours. It looked like a printed template handed to us without proper review.<br><br>The official time of death on paper didn’t match what doctors told us in meetings during the Chaos in the INDIAN manager’s office (he wears ear-rings). When the manager called a meeting amid the confusion, he suggested directly to me some doctors in other hospital delay death declarations (in the ICU) just to inflate bills; but this time he’s being honest that my mum died in 2 hours and then after telling me that, he unconsciously expected me to accept a 12‑hour ICU charge (in other words, I should indirectly reward him for his honesty -which I caught them right on the act.” His honesty was an act of being caught not genuine repentance, I was worried they might not admit my late mum because at first, they looking at our pockets; they thought I could not bear the cost, in the ICU; yet they still billed those hours which were not administered. I even saw a nurse returning drips and supplements that were supposed to be given to her but never given because they declared her — and those items still appeared on my bill. There was no proper checking until I raised my voice and exposed the errors.<br><br>There’s a difference between creating a comfortable environment and actually caring for the sick. Flat‑screen TVs and air conditioning do not replace honest treatment, thorough checks, or fair billing. Visitors may enjoy the luxury, but the patient deserves competent, compassionate care.<br><br>I’ve spoken with several doctors that night and tried to forgive those who treated us poorly; I’ve tried to move on. Coming back after seven years and 2 months…, only to be reading similar recent complaints online; this convinces me the authorities should investigate. Some staff are good, but the management and billing practices need accountability and better welfare checks.<br>This is our country.<br>If circumstances change and I’m in a position to influence oversight, I will pursue accountability for how my family and others were, and are being treated, If God permits ☝🏻; unless the hospital entire management has truly and demonstrably repented reformed.