Spirit Health Center

I was on abdominal ultrasound for almost a week, Dr. Ilona B. "received" in a rude, unfriendly tone, who did not look at me when I entered the examiner. Even during the examination, her immodesty was under criticism of "keep that air inside" irritated, contemptuous behavior and tone. and other outrageous insults for my money. I don't understand why someone would go to the doctor if they were angry about their profession or their patients. The assistant lady, on the other hand, was very kind. There must be friendly, conscientious doctors there, but unfortunately I faced the worst possible treatment, even though he saw that I was smeared. I don't recommend this doctor to anyone, far away who can.

Unfortunately, I cannot report positive experiences. I used dental treatment. I wanted to replace 2 old fillings and see my teeth. Before they were called, they were told it would be an X-ray. In better places this is discussed with the patient first, but the price is usually communicated, this is not the case here. After leaving the 2 fillings and the X-ray there for 38,000 HUF, I came so that the surface of the tooth was not polished to be smooth. I'd rather not go there anymore.

We were at an open mri examination and a very kind receptionist welcomed us. He helped us answer all our questions. The young man who performed the examination was also kind, attentive and helpful. All this in a demanding, laundry-friendly environment.

I have been to this health center several times and I have never experienced such outrageous manners as in the past day. I had a time of 3 hours, so I hurried to get there because I know this is important to the doctors and obviously to me. My father taught me that it was 5 minutes sooner than 1 minute later.The order slipped, which is natural. the waiting lady asked me when i got time for her at 3:25 pm .... so it will follow me. Then a mom and grandmother arrived with 2 little girls and they had a time of 3:30. As soon as I followed, they called the lady away from me, and then I heard her name: she was a doctor. She was a little upset, but I waited longer. he apologized and the doctor called the kids ... and when i told him he was sorry but i was in front of them all, he arrogantly told me to be patient, he looked at the kid.It was more outrageous.When it finally happened to me , the doctor asked me what my problem was and pressed his phone. Of course, I asked why he had two patients in front of me before he even looked up from his phone, told me he was showing "these" (think the receptionist ladies) to write things to him, and then winked at me and said there is no need to argue about it. Of course I told him I didn't have to supply, I would wait my turn at SZTK, but that's why I don't pay ... So, I ask, what's the date? And this manners? Why do you have to distinguish between sick and sick? Neither of them was sick or dying so he couldn't wait for his turn. But if the doctor had already decided so, at least normally he would have told me to take them in advance, obviously I wouldn't say no, though I could have done it or at least apologize afterwards, because that is the way among knowledgeable people. Because someone is a doctor, you don't have to imagine God, you can get down on the ground and be respectful to others. My dad taught me to respect people as much as you expect them to. In this case, this doctor didn't expect much respect from me. I want to generalize, I can't, I hope you know the doctor you are talking about, I apologize to the others, even though the one who doesn't have a shirt does not take it.

Kind staff. Cultured waiting room.