Dr Ujwal Kariholu was awarded the iWantGreatCare certificate of excellence in 2024 for delivering outstanding care.
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Dr Ujwal Kariholu
2023-07-07
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7th July 2023
Dr Ujwal Kariholu has helped our daughter. He was a great doctor and very friendly.
I would recommend him as a paediatrician.
Dr Ujwal Kariholu
2023-07-07
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7th July 2023
Very responsive on Whatsapp, listened carefully to our concerns, handled our baby gently and patiently
Dr Ujwal Kariholu
2023-07-07
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7th July 2023
Dr Kariholu was great with us, as first time parents we had so many questions at the start, late night WhatsApp messages etc which were all answered.
Dr Ujwal Kariholu
2022-08-01
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1st August 2022
He was patient with my baby during the visit and very responsive after that to any question
Dr Ujwal Kariholu
2021-11-28
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28th November 2021
Dr Ujwal is incredibly patient and knowledgable. Also incredibly accessible for any questions that have come up for my 11 week old son.
Specialises in
- Paediatrics
Profile
Dr Ujwal Kariholu is a Consultant Neonatologist at Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust, working at Queen Charlotte’s and Chelsea hospital and St Mary’s hospital including The Lindo Wing.
Dr Kariholu trained in Paediatrics and Neonatology at some of the best centres in the UK that included Queen Charlotte’s and Chelsea hospital, St Mary’s hospital, University College London, Homerton University hospital and The Royal London hospital. Dr Kariholu received his master’s degree (MPhil) in Neonatal Pain in 2013 from Imperial College London.
Dr Kariholu has been registered as a qualified healthcare professional in the UK since 2003 and working as a full-time Consultant in Neonatology since 2013. In addition to his clinical practice, Dr Kariholu has published widely in various leading Paediatric and Neonatal journals.
Dr Kariholu is a dedicated doctor committed to providing the best possible holistic patient and family centred care.
Areas of Interest
• General problems affecting infants
• Immunisation
• Growth and development
• Nutrition and feeding problems
• Respiratory, Skin and other problems in infants