ГБУЗ СГКБ №1 им. Н.И. Пирогова

It's a pity you can't put zero. 5 precious life-saving hours were lost in the 103rd waiting room. Nobody came up. The ambulance butted the doctors in vain for carrying out the necessary examinations and taking prompt measures (the girls from the brigade did what they could). If your relative is over 60 and in a critical situation, the system in this hospital will play against you. Here it is worth relying only on God, so that they would sooner be kicked out to another hospital (yes, they kicked it out, otherwise I can't say, but maybe someone was sent home .. I don't know here). Some 5-star reviews are frankly fake, like “the guards were holding the hand,” “the barriers are so painted here,” etc. I'm exaggerating, of course, but the essence is this. Mira Korneeva, I believe you and my condolences. Our situation is very similar.

I have been to this hospital many times. The food is good, warm, new renovation, good doctors. But toilets must be shamanic. They are terrible and cramped.

It looks like a beautifully made hospital, but inside the departments there is complete devastation, especially in the 19 department of gynecology, there is not only plaster falling from the walls, there are also cockroaches

I was in this hospital in the children's trauma unit. I got there on 04/14/2007. I lay for about 5 days. The head of the department at that moment was Vitaly Fedorovich Kuksov. Very good doctor! And the nurses were also very good! It’s a pity that they closed this office. It is very necessary for those who live in areas located near this hospital.

I express my sincere gratitude to the entire Pirogov hospital. I am afraid to be misinterpreted, dividing the words of gratitude to the hospital staff into names, departments, specialties. I am grateful to everyone at once and for everything, including security at the reception! Resuscitation, 24 ward and nurse - Tatarochka, my bow to the earth. You do the impossible with our lives. Thank you for your inhuman work! With thanks, your, I hope, a rare patient +)