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Tesanj General Hospital

Braće Pobrić 17, Tešanj 74260, Bosnia and Herzegovina

+387 32 650-187

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Detailed Information

Place Types Hospital
Address Braće Pobrić 17, Tešanj 74260, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Coordinate 44.60967,17.9890594
Website http://www.bolnicatesanj.ba/
Rating 4
Compound Code JX5Q+VJ Tešanj, Bosnia & Herzegovina

Openning hours

Monday Open 24 hours
Tuesday Open 24 hours
Wednesday Open 24 hours
Thursday Open 24 hours
Friday Open 24 hours
Saturday Open 24 hours
Sunday Open 24 hours

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Reviews

Mjau D (07/21/2020)

Doctors for 10, honey nurses some every cast some dismissal.

Sabahudin bajguric (11/09/2019)

Extra for time and place there is a shortage of skilled staff and yet there are top experts in sufficient numbers

Salih Bašić (12/20/2018)

Very dissatisfied. I'm coming to the pediatrician with dr. Bedak who takes you to the office as if you killed someone. (I note that I waited 45 minutes in the waiting room) When looking at the child, she behaves very audibly. At the request of a concerned parent, whether or not the child has a clear lung, the answer from the same reads "We'll see ..." For further questions, I also do not get any answers, but it also sends me the same to lung imaging, a complete blood picture, ... The General Hospital has become an institution for withdrawing money from a pocket. On the same day I leave (after a paid "examination" since I do not reside in the Municipality of Tešanj) in the Polyclinic in Matuzica with Dr. Hodžić, who accepts us with open arms, and at the front door and before examining the child, says "Your child has Laryngitis" After examining dr. Hodzic confirms his previous thought and says that the lungs are clean, and that there is no need for additional radiation and torture of a child. Dr. Hodzic will get 5 stars from me, and I will unfortunately avoid this institution in the wide port

RelaxVideo4k 0_,0 (02/03/2019)

Some doctors or doctors are not kind and do not have first aid medicines when a patient is admitted to a pharmacy that is in the vicinity of the hospital for a long time and you have to go further to monitor another pharmacy. I'm just wondering why the hospital does not have its own pharmacy in a hospital that should work 24/7.