Divine Providence Hospital

All the specialists who have treated me so far have been very good, they have treated me excellently. The hospital in general is very good, in addition to its prices being extremely accessible, if you are looking for quality in relation to price, this is definitely a great option.

Good hospital in general, only that today that I attended the Urologist I was disappointed, because he reluctantly reviewed the studies that I had taken and practically did not allow me to tell him the medications I had taken but he did tell me: eat DECENT ...? And later; HOW MANY CHILDREN DID YOU HAVE ..? The question is, what have the children I DID have to do with my annoyances? Why does he say to eat DECENTLY, I left ANNOYING and almost obliged he prescribed me a medicine, what a shame that doctors work like this, because who resorts to them is because they wait for guidance and treatment for their health problems 😤

Where to start, I give the doctors ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ for the rest, since you arrive all the administrative staff treat you as if they were giving you something, I understand that they make a discount and whatever they want but given nothing, if you want studies of emergency they charge you an extra 300 pesos even though the results are already there, it is only to charge you, they must give a course to all their care staff for users and patients and GIVE PRIORITY TO THE OLD PEOPLE AND PEOPLE WHO GO FOR AN EMERGENCY (They do not have a sense of urgency) they have too many signs and the information about where the offices are is confusing, you have to train and ask for your study or consultation in going to the cashier again and training to pay with a card they should have a terminal at each window and several etc but we leave it that way.

It is a good private hospital at a low cost, the times I have gone to consult have always helped me. Excellent cost-service ratio.

Your organization is not good. Confusing everything to enter, to know the information we are looking for, physical identification of the areas, image of the very disinterested staff and bad faces, lack of medical commitment to arrive on time or lack of doctors to cover delays in the absence of any or due to high demand of patients we schedule by appointment.