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Ambulanta Stup II

Dobrinjska 2, Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
+387 33 638-789
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Openning hours
  • Monday 7:30 AM – 8:00 PM
  • Tuesday 7:30 AM – 8:00 PM
  • Wednesday 7:30 AM – 8:00 PM
  • Thursday 7:30 AM – 8:00 PM
  • Friday 7:30 AM – 8:00 PM
  • Saturday Closed
  • Sunday Closed
Reviews
Ahm3Lo X (07/31/2017)
Its Horrible
Sadi Matar (10/27/2016)
Medical ambulant for municipality Stup
Aldina Alkic (02/27/2018)
Unprofessional, a lot of administrative mistakes, ... I had the opportunity to see that the nurse misdirected the patient, so people from the waiting room literally assisted with the information. The doctor tells the patients that someone from the waiting room should close the door, and it is about 1m away from her desk, and the patients did not come there because they are safe for sure. I experienced a lot of inconvenience and stress on my own skin as a pregnant woman, who due to the wrong instructions was not given sick leave in time or given relevant information on when and how to report further, to whom and where. Also, although it says the stated opening hours, I was given the opportunity when I was told to come to the second shift next week on Wednesday or Friday, anytime, because I am pregnant, I came around 17 and 20 and the clinic was closed. When I said this at the next meeting with the doctor, I was told that they too were entitled to a day off, that the whole second shift was not working and that she had not told me to come on Friday. I wish there were cameras because obviously the oversight body that runs this institution is also not doing its job.
Almira Nukić (01/17/2018)
After my first arrival at the ambulance in the hope that I would be ordered within a normal time frame, in order to get a recording referral or possibly some medication due to sinus inflammation, I was offered the first free appointment to meet the doctor in 9 days !! So what would happen if I was incapacitated for work that day and was legally required to report to a doctor the first day of sick leave? Do we allocate money for such services and make contributions? Private clinics are slowly taking over the role of family medicine due to inefficiency and poor organization, and this seems to be one of the failed projects whose end is slowly being seen. I am sorry if this really happens, just because of the older population and children, because the proximity of the facility where they can receive health care at that age plays a very important role.
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