Eduardus Hospital

1 Kacemi Badr - 4 months ago

Catastrophic comportment with patients
Crashing your head in an accident and losing conscience feeling dizziness u003d they say no need to do a Computertomografie “scanner” as long as your conscious has returned and you can walk now, they say that’s normal to lose conscience when crashing your head
Absolutely disappointed!!!!
If it was possible to give less than 1star I should have done it

1 Christine Anderson - 7 years ago

Last night I was at a club with two friends. One had only a couple of beers (we had just arrived) and he became unable to stand. We sat with him, and gave him water, and while he was somewhat responsive, he was not improving so we called ambulance. The paramedics were disinterested and tried to say he was drunk and we needed to take him home. We insisted that they do their jobs and take him to the hospital. After much argument, they finally did. After arriving at the hospital (where the emergency room was completely empty, with no one else to treat) our friend was placed in a wheelchair and left in a hallway. They would not give us information and treated us with complete disdain. When we exited the hospital, we were LOCKED OUT, and ringing the bell was no use. Assuming that the front door would be accessible as it is a hospital, we walked around to the front of the building. Nope, that was locked too. We returned to the emergency room and went in through the ambulance bay. They let us in when we rang that bell, joking "oh, so you are from the ambulance?" and I said "No, but you locked us out of your hospital, something that should be accessible and with our friend inside." We returned to the waiting room. I needed to use the rest room, just to discover that they had locked us in the waiting room. Shortly after, they returned our friend and all but shoved us out of the hospital. I have never seen such behavior from medical staff in my life. His blood pressure had dropped, and as we had suspected, he simply needed a saline drip. This could have been done in the ambulance. Instead they let him go for couple hours without treatment, and behaved as if it was a burden for them to have to do their jobs. I have never been so disgusted by paramedics or doctors in my life. Horrible experience.

5 Anthimos Mouratidis - 5 years ago

I just got out of the hospital, after a 3-day hospitalization, cause of a crucial ligament rupture surgery. The personnel is super friendly, the doctors are very good, (Dr. Christoph Bruhns, the surgeon and head doctor of the department, and Dr. Dabbagh, one of the departments orthopedics) and the food is also quite good for a hospital. Absolutely recommend it, especially for orthopedic problems!!!

4 M Nazaryan - 6 years ago

Ok

5 Michael Adamczak - a year ago

(Translated by Google) From the emergency room I landed directly on the operating table to have an operation on my arm. The doctors and nurses in the emergency room were friendly, courteous and competent.

The operation went well and I was transferred to Ward 12. There I was welcomed and looked after in a friendly manner. The night nurse was also friendly and gave me painkillers at night.

Almost all of the nurses and carers were always friendly and helpful. The hospital is modern, the rooms are large enough and well equipped. The clinic garden is nicely laid out and invites you to stay there when the weather is good.

I can recommend this hospital and therefore also 5 stars.

(Original)
Ich bin aus der Notaufnahme direkt auf dem OP Tisch gelandet um am Arm operiert worden. Die Ärzte und das Pflegepersonal in der Notaufnahme waren freundlich, zuvorkommend und kompetent.

Die Operation ist gut verlaufen und ich wurde auf die Station 12 verlegt. Dort wurde ich freundlich aufgenommen und versorgt. Auch die Nachtschwester war freundlich und versorgte mich nachts noch mit einem Schmerzmittel.

Fast alle Schwestern und Pfleger waren immer freundlich und hilfsbereit. Das Krankenhaus ist modern, die Zimmer groß genug und gut ausgestattet. Der Klinikgarten ist schön angelegt und lädt ein sich dort bei gutem Wetter aufzuhalten.

Ich kann dieses Krankenhaus empfehlen und deshalb auch 5 Sterne.

5 Olli J - 4 months ago

(Translated by Google) I'm lying here in the orthopedic ward after knee surgery. I feel VERY in good hands here. The doctors I've talked to so far aren't gods in white, they can all explain what you need to know even for people who aren't medically trained. And the nurses are very very nice and helpful. A big compliment and thank you from me!!!

(Original)
Ich liege hier gerade auf der orthopädischen Abteilung nach einer Knie OP. Ich fühle mich hier SEHR gut aufgehoben. Die Ärzte mit denen ich bisher gesprochen habe sind keine Götter in weiß, sie können alle auch für nicht medizinisch Geschulte erklären was man wissen muss. Und die Pfleger*innen sind sehr sehr sehr nett und hilfsbereit. Ein dickes Lob und Dankeschön von mir!!!

1 Bahar Bildik - 2 days ago

(Translated by Google) My mother had an orthopedic surgery 10 days ago. The doctors were nice but not organized at all. Every doctor has had his own opinion and as a patient you could decide which one to do (roughly). The real problem in orthopedics is the staff, unfriendly, ignorant and not the least bit helpful. Never again!!!!

(Original)
Mein Mutter wurde vor 10 Tagen Operiert in der Orthopädie. Die Ärzte waren Nett aber kein bisschen organisiert. Jeder Arzt hat seine eigene Meinung gehabt und als Patient könnte man sich entscheiden welche man macht ( so ungefähr). Das eigentliche Problem in der Orthopädie ist das Personal, unfreundlich, ignorant und waren kein bisschen hilfsbereit. Nie wieder!!!!