Vörösvári Úti Gyermekorvosi Rendelő - Vörösvári Úti Gyermekorvosi Rendelő

Old is probably the classic SZTK building, built in the 1950s and 1960s, renovated several times, modernized according to the possibilities of the maintainer, following the technical development. Usually satisfactory specialist care, however, booking an appointment that can only be done over the phone is time consuming, sometimes an "impossible mission".

The saleswoman of the medical aid store on the ground floor educates the customers in an unqualified tone. He's asking me for things I can't know ... (why don't I have a diary number on my paper). He talks to customers in a raised voice, angrily. Not just me, the two of us came out in front of me out loud in disapproval. When he raised his voice with me too, he CORRUPTED me, I asked how should I know I need a diary number for this? He told me my doctor knows nothing, it is not the first time he has had a faulty paper. A salesman questions a doctor’s competence, shouts at customers, educates everyone, mostly humps on the back of the buyer who leaves him there - he would leave his money. I think it can go very well for the maintenance company to employ a person like this who is incapable of well-being. I will never go there again, I would not recommend it to anyone else!

I was at the ophthalmology yesterday with Dr. Edit Szász, the assistant spoke to me in an unqualified tone, to which I will tell you honestly, I am not used to it. I respectfully ask your colleagues to teach you good manners. Unless it goes otherwise, as with the child, wash that mouth with soap ? I would also like to add that the day before I talked to a fairy assistant on the phone, so not everyone is there ... And finally, the doctor was fine.

Because of glaucoma, I would have to go for a checkup every three months, but sometimes I would still have to ask for an appointment, for which the answer is either no h yet or no more an appointment with the doctor. Last time I went without a date and waited all the time for ordering. The most outrageous h.the doctor said, next time I run out of eye drops, I'll call and then put the prescription in the cloud. This is a straight path to blindness without intraocular pressure control!

My mother works in healthcare so I know exactly what the conditions are. On the contrary, it is the epitome of all the negative criticism that comes with health care. The 8-hour order starts at 9 p.m. Endless lines, popping heat, unbearable style from the workers. Patient admission is the only thing that goes into the fleet, and the security guard is the only one who beats a kind tone when we ask for help. Receiving a find is a multi-hour procedure. If you want to do anything here, I suggest you take a day off.

Horrible care. Morning time is also a 40 minute slip. The doctor did not suggest any solution for sent imaging, which is due in 1.5 months.

I wanted to help an 85-year-old acquaintance of mine. You should ask for an appointment with a lung caregiver, but for two weeks the central number will not pick up at the phantom institution on Laktanya Street at any time, the extension will ring hopefully, but to no avail. Meanwhile, we can listen to health care all right slogans from the government side. I would like to ask how it is possible (when I live in another district) that when a health care facility uses the phone, it even assumes that people over the age of 80 are tapping the extension with a smartphone that they either don’t have a phone or can’t handle. There is no way for the patient to connect the extension to a living person. So this is a big sting with the elderly, dear Management. Although unfortunately the operator can only forward it where it is not picked up anyway. It is outrageous that the disabled and the elderly are unable to use the compulsory reservation. It is also outrageous for the manners of the telephone staff to be recruited. Where do I have to turn in District III today to request an appointment for a person with limited mobility? Maybe to EMMi right away? And for all this we have paid very, very much. 0 service because they make sure that the patient does not even get close to a doctor. Due to 0 services, I can give 0 stars, but unfortunately there is no way to publish, so I was forced to hit that one star.

So far, I’ve been to otolaryngology, surgery, and gynecology. In an emergency, they were always cared for the same day or the next day, if they were cared for that day, of course I had to wait an hour or two, but I waited because I could have done something else, and then they were very well cared for. The washbasins are clean. The doctors with me were always very good too, let’s say I never went there with a little cold. Unfortunately, I also had several (many) major abdominal surgeries, and if I only mention it at the relevant specialist clinics, I always get extra attention, but I am always thoroughly examined at other specialist clinics as well. Patient admission is professional. I gave it 5 stars, but one comment I would make is that unfortunately you can’t ask for an appointment on the phone, for some reason they don’t pick up the phone. I have to go there for an appointment, from here for half an hour, then I'll go into the market and Spar to connect the inevitable with the useful, but it would be easier on the phone ...