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Empathetic, kind and right ladies work here.

Despite the war situation, the clerks handled things quickly and, more importantly, kindly. They are extremely helpful. Act 5 stars!

Unworthy treatment prevails Budapest, VI.ker. Rózsa u. 67. Nursing Home. My girlfriend got into the Retirement Home in relatively good condition, I can say she was energetic. Upon entering, one of the managers, who could be called a manager, had already asked me not to come frequently and not to bring food and fluids, saying because he was used to it and that was not good for the others. My lovely, cute, energetic little girlfriend was soon depreciated. When I visited, I was almost always confronted with no liquid in front of it. He said they were mostly given fatty bread and tea for breakfast and dinner. Lunch was very weak, tasteless, but quantitatively enough for an elderly person. My girlfriend came in as if she was able to walk and soon became incapable of walking. After a few months, however, it became weakened on the verge of dehydration. When I entered the building, I once heard a loud roar from the caregivers, and another time I found that they were so irritated that the caregivers they did not even dare to speak. They were intimidated. There was no one to tell their complaint to, because even if they had spoken to their relative, retaliation would have followed. My little girlfriend was so smelly, she didn’t bathe regularly. He literally stinked. And he said he repeatedly asked to be bathed. During my visits, I found that whoever is bedridden is not fed or watered by caregivers. Those who are still able to walk can eat breakfast, lunch and dinner in the dining room, but those who already need to be served, fed, watered, bathed, made aware of it will face cruel treatment. However, this is not what the contract says. There was no doctor in the building either. "He'll come when there's something," the caregivers said. They did not see a doctor, they could not even express their complaint about their illness. The caregivers ignored their complaint. The other important thing I experienced during my visit was that even the nurse caller didn’t work because it wasn’t turned on. But even if it had been turned on, several serious bedridden patients would not have reached it because the bed was upside down so that they would not reach it. In the hallway, as I walked through, I was shocked to see in one of the rooms that one of the elderly aunts lying in bed was wearing a hat and gloves. The windows were wide open, apparently the stench was released. The rooms are cold. It is easier to open a window than to bathe in a bed. It soon became clear to me that caregivers have no idea what an illness entails, nor what an elderly care means. Many of the caregivers are insensitive, unable to treat patients. They are nervous, impatient, loud and in the end, of course, that there is no other tool left than medicine. More cared for people were like zombies. All that was said about the home was that the building was clean and easily accessible. Rózsa u. A nursing home is not the place one would expect from a Nursing Home. This is not the fault of Mayor Gergely Karácsony, but the inhuman and cruel treatment of the leadership there and the caregivers working there.

The people who work here are very kind and helpful. I recommend it to those whose relatives need to be placed at home