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City Clinical Hospital # 11

Rohozivska St, 6, Kyiv, Ukraine, 02092

+380 44 568 8088

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Detailed Information

Place Types Hospital
Address Rohozivska St, 6, Kyiv, Ukraine, 02092
Coordinate 50.4516872,30.6757142
Website http://kmkl11.com.ua/
Rating 3.2
Compound Code FM2G+M7 Kyiv, Ukraine

Openning hours

Monday 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Tuesday 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Wednesday 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Thursday 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Friday 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Saturday 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Sunday Closed

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Reviews

Cadova Kateryna (02/12/2021)

Defective people in this clinic !!! I just came to them! to make an injection there is a referral from a doctor, so they all turn up with muzzles, they say, do it where you were prescribed. In another place they appointed so what ??? Intramuscular injection, I have a certificate and a referral !!! Filth is simple and wasted 30 minutes of time and nerves! I wish you the same attitude. What are these doctors for, even if there is no one to give an injection. I'm going to the BSP there, but these are 2 minutes from home, well, no food for an hour in the snow)))

Галина Кириєнко (10/02/2020)

Complete horror! At the reception they are not greeted, rude, can not give proper information. Just awful. In the children's department it is the same, doctors are not not friendly but immediately with complaints. I do not understand at all how such people are kept at work. And I don't understand these people, come to your senses! You also go to a shop, a hairdresser, and nowhere is there such a beastly attitude as here.

Snou Style (08/07/2020)

Terrible hospital. No, there are good doctors, but there are also outright boors. I personally came across at the reception on the first floor. There is an elderly woman, blonde hair, alas, I don’t know her last name, but the infection is rare. Nothing can be asked, answers are rude or rude, rude. I have a grandmother after a stroke, they underwent trepanation, barely reaches the hospital and returns each time with a pressure of under 200. It's the same today. She returned home, she was in tears, her lips were blue, asked what had happened, replied that they had yelled at her when she went to ask again about the medicine, because they prescribed her a dosage that was not there. "Well, let them give something approximately. There is nothing to knock." And this is a doctor! The question is why it was necessary to go to the doctor if he does not know any medicines or how to communicate with people. In fact, we have free medicine, but if you don’t pay for the same “free” physical office or don’t give something in your pocket, you are treated like rubbish. You come to be cured, and they also finish you off.

Александр Александров (09/11/2020)

Everything seems to be good, but the shadow of the USSR is sitting in the registry, and it is deciding who what to do. Remove it and everything is OK.