Geo Hospitals

Heute war ich mit meinem Mann in diesem Krankenhaus. Wir sind aus Deutschland und verbringen hier unsere Flitterwochen. Mein Mann hat sich seinen großen Zeh entzündet und wir haben dringend einen Arzt gebraucht der seinen Zeh behandelt. Vor dem Eingang sind kostenlose Parkplätze. Im Eingangsbereich muss man eine Nummer ziehen, unsere Wartezeit betrug ca.10 min. Danach wurden wir von der Empfangsdame direkt zum Behandlungsraum geführt damit wir uns nicht verlaufen. Nach ca. 10 weitern Minuten war sofort ein Arzt für uns da. Er hat meinen Mann super behandelt und konnte perfekt englisch sprechen. Wir waren von dem Krankenhaus sehr begeistert. Wir möchten uns bei allen Angestellten ganz herzlich bedanken für ihre freundliche Art und die ausgezeichnete Behandlung. Gottes reichen Segen 🙏🏼☀️🌸

If you’re not felling well, it’s better not to come here because you’ll probably feel even worse If you're not feeling well, don't come here, otherwise you'll feel even worse

Do you even have a management and leadership at all? 😡 A patient who has had heart surgery has to stand in line for 40 minutes? And meanwhile the person who was supposed to have a test has gone out for a walk 😡

Terrible service.

If you're doing well, from the moment you step in you'll be the one needing rest. Reception: arrogant operators. Doctors more or less. In the laboratory a nurse, a real devil. She took an 11-year-old child's blood test grumbling and muttering, tied a tourniquet, left for another room, and as she came back a colleague came in and chatted with her. After finishing with her, a patient came for the test result, then she turned to him, and the whole time the child had the tourniquet tied on. When the arm turned white, then blue, then black, I took it off myself.

If it weren't for Geo Hospital, what would they joke about in Kaveen?

Terrible service and terrible nurses. Yesterday a 12-year-old child was brought in with stomach pain. The child, already distressed, was stressed even more by the nurses. At discharge the nurses asked my father for money: if you have it, give us 20-20 lari, just don't get us into trouble with the country. What's going on, have the 90s come back, when they took bribes? If they wanted money, they should have said so at the start and we would have given it, probably then they wouldn't have treated the child so badly.

I be in hospital there have Good doctors

I can't say anything bad about the doctors. The operation was done well, but beyond that the service is zero. As for suture removal: I came at 10 o'clock and couldn't get in until 12. The chairs are so low you can't sit down, especially after operations... Everyone there does as they see fit.

There is no service at all: during the day nobody pays any attention. At night the doctors sleep so soundly that no one can wake them, or they don't wake them.