Ambulanz Bewertungen & Top Anbieter in Frankfurt am Main

Zenixole S auf

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I had a great experience at Westend Medical Center. The staff was professional, friendly, and efficient. My anesthesiologist was knowledgeable and took the time to answer all my questions. The entire process was seamless, and I felt well cared for from start to finish. I wouldn’t hesitate to return or recommend them to others.

Sidiropoulos auf

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Katastrophal, jeder der sein Kind liebt sollte da nicht hin!! Mein Kind wurde traumatisiert! Es war einfach nur schrecklich wie sie mein Kind abgefertig und noch halb sediert entlassen haben!!!

Harald M auf

Google

Top Arzt..leider jetzt in Dubai.

M A auf

Google

Mir haben Dr Haberland's Isg Denervierungen überhaupt nichts gebracht,seinem Konto schon. Erst Dr. Bonacker hat mir effektiv weitergeholfen.

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Sanego

Frau Engler ist eine sehr angenehme und sympathische Ärztin, die uns zu Beginn das Gefühl gab sehr kompetent zugänglich zu sein. Während der Behandlung sowie der Vor- und Nachbesprechung fühlte ich mich sehr aufgehoben.

Reyhaneh H auf

Google

Oh my God, how can a hospital have such terrible staff? Yesterday I wasn’t feeling well — I’m in my seventh month of pregnancy and went to the emergency room because of severe stomach pain and nausea. I had already vomited five times since morning. They told me I had to wait an hour, even though I was clearly in a bad condition. I felt so terrible that other patients were willing to give up their spots for me. Eventually, after making a fuss, they took me into a room and just said everything looks fine, and that I should go to the maternity ward. When I got there, I encountered the most horrible staff imaginable. One woman in particular treated me very badly. I was moaning from the pain, and she told me to stop making noise — saying others are in worse pain than me. It felt extremely misogynistic. They acted like pain doesn’t matter, like you’re not allowed to express it. They just wanted me to shut up. They even told my husband, “Your wife is making too much noise.” But it wasn’t under my control. Another issue was that this woman kept rolling her eyes at me. I asked if my husband could be with me and she said no, claiming I had a virus. But when I asked the doctor whether I had a virus or if my symptoms were just due to pregnancy, the doctor said clearly: there is no sign of infection in my test results, just nausea from pregnancy. Even with that confirmation, the nurses wouldn’t allow my husband in, and forced me to wear a mask constantly, even when I was alone in the room or using the toilet. The room was private — no one else was there. Still, every time they entered, they quietly opened the door and asked if I had my mask on. Even while sleeping, they forced me to wear a mask, despite no infection being detected in my tests. One nurse even told me that if I took off the mask while sleeping or in the toilet, they would discharge me and send me home. I told them to remove my IV and I’d go, but they refused and insisted I wear the mask. This was the most terrifying hospital experience I’ve ever had. I would recommend that no one ever goes there — not even if they’re dying. In the end, I told the nurse I couldn’t wear the mask while in pain and trying to sleep, because it made breathing difficult for me and my baby. And she replied, “Corona didn’t kill you, don’t worry — this mask won’t kill you either.” It was incredibly heartless. I was planning to give birth in this hospital, but now I’d rather give birth at home than ever experience something like that again — for the sake of myself and my baby. If it's really important to you to have a good place to give birth, don't go to this hospital at all.