Sri Sai Women's Hospital, Kothapet | Dr. B. Padmavathi Sreenivas, MBBS, DGO

The hospital

Owned, run and attended by the same doctor.

‘We practice compassion’ is not a slogan here — it is why the hospital was kept small.

Sri Sai Women's Hospital is a single-consultant women's hospital in Kothapet, owned and managed by Dr. B. Padmavathi Sreenivas. The woman who sees you in the outpatient room is the same one who attends your delivery and your surgery — there is no handover to a rotating panel.

The hospital is fully equipped for obstetric and gynaecological care, with an operation theatre, labour room, post-surgical recovery room, phototherapy unit and baby warmer on site. The nursing team is trained in-house and stays with the hospital, which is why many families return for their second and third pregnancies.

Where it is safe for mother and baby, the team's stated preference is to support a normal delivery. Where it is not, a caesarean is planned and explained clearly, in advance, with the reasons written down for you.

Single consultant
In-house lab & pharmacy
24-hour emergency
Operation theatre on site

Operation theatre at Sri Sai Women's Hospital, with anaesthesia and monitoring equipment

The doctor

Dr. B. Padmavathi Sreenivas, MBBS, DGO — Gynaecologist and Obstetrician, Sri Sai Women's Hospital, Kothapet

26Years of care

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Dr. B. Padmavathi Sreenivas

Gynaecologist & Obstetrician · MBBS, DGO

Dr. Padmavathi Sreenivas founded Sri Sai Women's Hospital and continues to run it as its sole consultant. Her practice covers the full arc of women's health — from a teenager's first consultation about irregular periods, through pregnancy and delivery, into gynaecological surgery and the years after menopause.

She has trained in infertility management and in laparoscopic gynaecological surgery, and consults in English, Telugu and Hindi.

Consultations are unhurried by design. You are encouraged to bring your questions written down, and to bring your husband or mother with you if that helps you decide.

QualificationsMBBS, DGO
SpecialityObstetrics & Gynaecology
Further trainingInfertility management · Laparoscopic gynaecological surgery
In practice26 years
LanguagesEnglish · Telugu · Hindi
RegistrationTelangana State Medical Council · 87885

Care areas

Four areas of practice, one doctor across all of them.

Obstetrics

Pregnancy & delivery

Antenatal check-ups, growth scans, high-risk pregnancy monitoring, normal and caesarean delivery, and postnatal care for mother and baby.

Gynaecology

Everyday women's health

Menstrual problems, infections, fibroids, ovarian cysts, adolescent and menopausal concerns, and routine well-woman screening.

Laparoscopy

Keyhole surgery

Diagnostic and operative laparoscopy for gynaecological conditions, hysterectomy and tubectomy, discussed with you before it is planned.

Fertility

Difficulty conceiving

Assessment of both partners, cycle tracking, ovulation induction and onward referral where a specialist centre is the right next step.

Around the hospital

The rooms you would actually be in.

Services

What we look after

If you are unsure which of these applies to you, call and describe the problem — we will tell you honestly whether you need us.

Obstetrics

Anatomical cross-section of a full-term uterus at the point of a normal delivery

Obstetrics

Normal (vaginal) delivery

Labour is supported towards a normal delivery wherever it is safe to do so, with continuous monitoring of mother and baby and a doctor present through the active stage.

Labour room
Monitored

Anatomical render of a full-term pregnancy highlighted for close antenatal monitoring

Obstetrics

Routine & high-risk pregnancy

Scheduled antenatal visits, growth and wellbeing scans, and closer monitoring where there is diabetes, raised blood pressure, thyroid disease, a twin pregnancy or a previous caesarean.

Antenatal
High-risk

Obstetrics

Caesarean delivery

Performed when it is the safer route for mother or baby. The reason is explained to you and your family before consent, whether the decision is planned or made during labour.

LSCS
Explained first

Illustration of a foetal heart-rate trace across a pregnant abdomen

Obstetrics

NST & CST

Non-stress and contraction-stress testing on site, to check how the baby's heart rate responds to movement and to contractions in the later weeks of pregnancy.

On site
Foetal wellbeing

Newborn warmer and phototherapy cot in a hospital nursery

Obstetrics

Postnatal & newborn support

Recovery review for the mother, feeding and lactation guidance, and a phototherapy unit and baby warmer on site for newborns who need them.

Lactation
Baby warmer

Sterile syringe and vaccine vial on a clinical tray

Obstetrics

Vaccination

Vaccines given in pregnancy, and the routine childhood immunisation schedule for babies delivered here, recorded in a card you keep.

Antenatal
Childhood

Gynaecology

Anatomical render of the uterus and ovaries showing fibroids and an ovarian cyst

Gynaecology

Gynaecological problems

Heavy or irregular periods, pelvic pain, fibroids, ovarian cysts, white discharge and recurrent urinary or vaginal infections — assessed, explained and treated.

Fibroids
Ovarian cysts

Illustration of a young woman with the lower abdomen highlighted to indicate menstrual pain

Gynaecology

Teenage & adolescent concerns

Delayed or painful periods, irregular cycles, PCOS and questions about puberty — discussed privately, with a parent present if the young woman prefers.

PCOS
Irregular cycles

Anatomical render of the ovaries alongside a bone cross-section, illustrating menopausal change

Gynaecology

Menopausal health

Hot flushes, disturbed sleep, mood changes, bone and bladder health, and abnormal bleeding around and after menopause.

Bone health
Bleeding

Microscope with a cervical screening sample and an ultrasound probe

Gynaecology

Well-woman health check

A periodic review combining examination, Pap smear, ultrasound and blood tests, so that common conditions are picked up before they cause symptoms.

Pap smear
Ultrasound

Gynaecology

HPV vaccination

Counselling and administration of the HPV vaccine for eligible girls and women, with the schedule and what it does — and does not — cover explained first.

Counselling
Schedule

Diagram of the fallopian tubes showing the point of tubal occlusion

Gynaecology

Contraception & tubectomy

A neutral discussion of the available options — temporary and permanent — including tubectomy, so the decision is yours and your husband's, made with full information.

Temporary
Permanent

Surgery & fertility

Cross-section showing laparoscopic instruments passing through the abdominal wall

Surgery

Laparoscopic surgery

Keyhole surgery for gynaecological conditions, which usually means smaller incisions and a shorter stay. Suitability is decided case by case, not by default.

Keyhole
Shorter stay

Anatomical cross-section of the uterus within the surrounding pelvic structures

Surgery

Hysterectomy

Considered only after other options have been discussed. Where surgery is the right answer, the route, the recovery and the after-effects are explained before you consent.

Options first
Counselled

Illustration of ovulation and fertilisation within the fallopian tube

Fertility

Infertility evaluation & treatment

An unhurried assessment of both partners, ovulation and tubal studies, and treatment such as ovulation induction. Where advanced care is needed, we refer you onward rather than delay you.

Both partners
Onward referral

Inside the hospital

See the place before you come.

Photographs of the hospital as it actually is — the front desk, the consultation rooms, the theatre and the rooms you would stay in.

Facilities

Everything under one roof, so you are not sent across the city.

Investigations, medicines, delivery and surgery all happen in the same building. For a pregnant woman at 36 weeks, that is not a convenience — it is the whole point.

Clinical areas

Fully equipped operation theatre
Well-equipped labour room
Post-surgical recovery room
Deluxe rooms with air-conditioning and television
24-hour emergency cover

Diagnostics

Ultrasound scanning
Non-stress test (NST)
Contraction stress test (CST)
In-house laboratory
Reports discussed with you in person

Newborn & support

Phototherapy unit
Baby warmer
In-house pharmacy
Trained, long-serving nursing team
Attendant stay arrangements

Insurance facility available. Please contact the front desk.

Reviews & why families come back

Care shaped around you, and explained at every step.

Many of the mothers here return for their second and third pregnancies, and bring their sisters and daughters with them.

One doctor

The same face, start to finish

The doctor who sees you in the outpatient room is the one who attends your delivery and your surgery. Your history never has to be repeated to a stranger.

Time given

Consultations that are not rushed

Questions are welcomed and answered in plain language, in English, Telugu or Hindi — with your husband or mother in the room if that helps you decide.

One roof

Everything in the same building

Scans, laboratory, pharmacy, labour room and operation theatre are all on site, so a woman at 36 weeks is never sent across the city.

What patients say on Google

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Common questions

Before you come in

Do I need an appointment, or can I walk in?

Both work. An appointment means less waiting, especially in the evening hours. Call +91 99598 29783 or book online. For an emergency, come straight in and call +91 99494 72528 on the way.

What should I bring to my first antenatal visit?

Any previous scan and blood reports, your list of current medicines, details of any earlier pregnancies or surgeries, and the date your last period started. If you have an existing condition such as thyroid disease or diabetes, bring those records too.

Will Dr. Padmavathi be the one who attends my delivery?

This is a single-consultant hospital, so in the ordinary course she attends her own patients' deliveries. Where a situation needs another speciality — a paediatrician or an anaesthetist, for example — that colleague is called in and you are told who they are.

Is a normal delivery always possible?

No, and it would be wrong to promise it. The team supports a normal delivery wherever it is safe for mother and baby. If labour or the baby's condition makes a caesarean the safer route, that is recommended and the reasons are explained to you before consent.

Can my husband or mother stay with me?

Yes. Rooms are arranged so an attendant can stay, and you are welcome to bring a family member into the consultation if that helps you make decisions.

Do you do the scans and blood tests here?

Ultrasound, NST, CST and routine laboratory tests are done on site, and there is a pharmacy in the building. Anything outside this scope is referred to a centre we trust, with the reason written down for you.

What are the fees?

Consultation and package fees are shared by the front desk, so you always have the current figure before you book. Call +91 99598 29783 and the team will take you through it.

Visit us

Laxminagar Colony, Kothapet, Hyderabad.

Easily reached from Dilsukhnagar, Chaitanyapuri, Saroornagar and Nagole.

Visit us

Sri Sai Women's Hospital
Plot No. 10 B&C, Road No. 2B,
Laxminagar Colony, Kothapet,
Hyderabad 500035, Telangana

Call & message

Appointments · +91 99598 29783
Landline · +91 40 2405 0020
Emergency 24 × 7 · +91 99494 72528

WhatsApp · +91 99598 29783
dr.padmavathisreenivas@gmail.com

Hours & fees

Consulting
Monday to Friday · 9.30 am – 2.00 pm and 5.30 pm – 7.00 pm
Saturday · 9.30 am – 2.00 pm

Emergency · 24 × 7, every day

Consultation and package fees, and insurance — please ask the front desk.

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Reception and waiting area at Sri Sai Women's Hospital

Not sure whether you need to be seen?

Call and describe the problem. The team will tell you honestly whether it can wait for the next outpatient slot, or whether you should come in today.

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