Dnipropetrovsk Sixth City Clinical Hospital

It's just horror from horror movies. I faced such devastation for the first time. But there was even greater chaos with the medical staff ... there was severe poisoning, there was an ambulance, but no injections were done ... because of Covid, it was not allowed. They say you have to go to donate blood, urine, etc. I refused hospitalization, since the little child is left alone in the apartment. To which the ambulance was told, if it gets worse, contact the 6th hospital. At 9 they said they did not accept it. And they would have taken me at 6. After 7 hours, my condition did not improve, while the child was asleep, I went at 5 in the morning for an "antiemetic" injection or a dropper and nothing more. For there was no longer the strength to endure this state. And then it began ... The therapist on duty, having learned the reason for the vomiting, called me a degenerate, and what I generally presented to them, go to the infectious diseases clinic. As a result, the surgeon came down, looked, said make out. Then it started even more fun. On registration, the broken antediluvian printer did not print paper, which I was accused of, that it was my fault "it would be better if you were at home." Of course, with this attitude, my patience came to an end. I wanted to get up and leave, which I regretted that I had not done it at the same moment. 1 hour later! I was finally sent to the top, where a girl told me to buy medicines for an IV, for she doesn't have them ... 24-hour pharmacies, there were 2 of them, were closed. It is impossible not to get through, not to call them. As a result, I lost another 20 minutes of my time in a painful state and told the girl that I would die faster than you would help me. ”I got up and left. For a second, it was already 6.20 am. And nobody did anything! They only sent EVERYTHING nah @ th and what came at all. At 8.00, my family doctor already saw me, gave me the necessary injection, prescribed medication. For which thanks to her! Truly a professional in his field. And to the medical degenerates of this hospital No. 6, who are simply mock and insult, I would not want to address anyone, even if you are in critical condition. All health and do not get sick! 🤗

I want to share my impressions of the infectious diseases department. The department is sorely lacking in apparatus - oxygen concentrators. The fight for them is constant! The canteen has an empty hand sanitizer. There are no antiseptic at all in the toilets. Most of all I was struck by the following, when distributing dinner, bags of fermented baked milk are opened with their teeth and poured into a common container from where the spill is then sent to patients. I'm shocked! In infectious diseases! It is impossible to leave your loved ones unattended, it is advisable to be there: control the oxygen indicator, do the necessary procedures on time, control medication intake, exercise, etc. Nobody needs us!

Awful hospital! Worse is no longer where! We arrived at the emergency department at 4 in the morning with acute pain in an ambulance. Was put into intensive care after 1.5 hours. The list of medications was taken out at 9, they didn't even inject painkillers! At least die! We all understand that the Crown, etc. but under this cover, doctors behave in a boorish way! They say there are many like you! I was ready to pay for all the medicines, they didn't even take out the list, it's terrible!

You can call the receptionist for an appointment with narrow-profile specialists for ages. Sign up through Helsi, take time off from work and come to the otolaryngologist, then see the closed door and listen to many insults from the medical staff, as well as that there is no doctor and will work in the following days only for an hour and on a "first come first served basis." This is really a level and indicator. How, during a pandemic, ENT can take 1 hour a day on a "first come, first served basis" endangering patients with services such as Helsey and Licari 24/7? And quarrelsome women who cannot even make an appointment. Therefore, you have to allocate half a day to personally come to sign up. calls are dropped, then the next day they take time off from work again and sit for an indefinite amount of time before receiving. And only then will they deign to accept you.

I would like to express my gratitude to the doctor-rheumatologist SLOBODA PAVL YEVGENIEVICH for his professionalism and sensitive attitude towards patients. Many thanks to the nurses, especially Alenka.