Nuovo Arcispedale S.Anna Di Ferrara

Nice hospital, my two kids were born here. Very good services we got from the staff.

The structure is very beautiful but the bad management goes beyond everything ... It is not a mall it is a hospital and you have to have the conscience and understand that who is there and why he is not well and needs support, not to be left to himself in the waiting room ....

Professionalism, a high sense of duty and humanity make this hospital an excellence. Those who work here really put their heart into it and a lot of preparation.

Avoid if possible. Although 15 minutes away from Cona, we prefer to turn to Rovigo or Padua, another planet for waiting times, courtesy and professionalism.

I came to S. Anna di Cona for a breast examination, but I only went out with a breast ultrasound, paying however two tickets instead of one. And I was also treated badly by the secretary. Never again!!! I am 39 years old and my doctor has prescribed a breast examination after I have done an ultrasound scan of axillary lymph nodes in another facility 1 week ago. In the radiology / breast department I was told that I had to do an ultrasound anyway, so I paid two tickets instead of one. On my senological booking they then attached a handwritten note: "Do IMP x ECO QB Thank You". After 3/4 hour of delay compared to the appointment, the doctor gave me the breast ultrasound, for a duration of not even 5 minutes, then end. To my question, if I did not have to make the breast examination, he shrugged his shoulders, and when I asked the secretary again, he exploded in my face. I didn't understand anything about his delirium, and the reason why I paid two tickets for a single visit still escapes me. He just said to appeal to the Emilia Romagna Region, which I will do, then he slammed the report on the counter. But how do they allow themselves to treat patients in this aggressive and disrespectful way? I am certainly not Queen Elizabeth, but a little civilization and respect for patients is legitimate. Goodbye Cona, you lost a patient (even two).