Clinic Hospital Ernesto Dornelles ⭐ 3.2 in Porto Alegre: prices, reviews, address.

About

Prices

Rating

Accommodation

Location

Flight tickets

About clinic

Specializations

Cardiac surgery, Thoracic surgery, Vascular surgery, Neurosurgery, Oncology, Spine surgery, Orthopedic surgery

Visa

Choose citizenship to see information about visa

Accommodation

Private Room, semi-private room, General ward

A private, general institution, the Ernesto Dornelles Hospital has 312 beds and 33 medical specialties. Inaugurated on June 30, 1962, the Ernesto Dornelles Hospital has a tradition of pioneering and technical innovations in the history of Rio Grande do Sul and Brazilian medicine: First private hospital in Rio Grande do Sul to have a post-anesthetic recovery room; First private hospital in Rio Grande do Sul to have an ICU; First private hospital in Rio Grande do Sul to have a Medical Residency; First hospital in Brazil to have a Hospital Infection Control Commission; First hospital in Rio Grande do Sul to have a Hybrid Room in an operating room. Today the Hospital emerges as one of the most modern and renowned medical centers in the South of the country.

Certification

National Accreditation Organization, Brazil

Prices

Cardiac surgery

Alcohol septal ablation in hypertrophic obstructive cardiomyopathy — ≈ $2,050

Angioplasty of the pulmonary artery — ≈ $1,932

Arterial switch operation (ASO) — ≈ $7,271

Atrial septal defect (ASD) repair — ≈ $7,807

Atrial septal defect (ASD) repair in children — ≈ $10,452

Atrioventricular canal defect surgery — ≈ $11,180

Blalock-Taussig shunt — ≈ $5,649

Catheter cardiac ablation — ≈ $3,343

Catheter cryoablation — ≈ $7,891

Coarctectomy in children — ≈ $7,842

Coronary artery bypass graft (CABG) — ≈ $7,992

Coronary catheterization — ≈ $919

Ebstein anomaly correction — ≈ $10,191

Electrophysiology study (EPS) — ≈ $1,428

Fontan procedure — ≈ $9,013

Fractional flow reserve (FFR) — ≈ $546

Glenn procedure — ≈ $8,297

Heart tumor surgery — ≈ $6,729

MAZE procedure — ≈ $4,934

Minimally invasive valvular heart surgery with valve repair or replacement — $0

Nikaidoh procedure — ≈ $8,931

Norwood procedure — ≈ $10,250

Off-pump coronary artery bypass surgery — ≈ $9,193

Open-heart intracardiac foreign body removal — ≈ $6,912

Partial anomalous pulmonary return (PAPVR) correction — $0

Patent ductus arteriosus (PDA) ligation in children — ≈ $5,195

Patent ductus arteriosus (PDA) open heart surgery in adults — ≈ $3,809

Percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) with angioplasty — ≈ $3,870

Percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) with stent insertion — ≈ $3,498

Pulmonary artery banding (PAB) — ≈ $4,383

Pulmonary artery thromboendarterectomy — ≈ $6,246

Radical correction of tetralogy of Fallot (TOF) — ≈ $6,125

Radiofrequency ablation (RFA) — ≈ $6,032

Rastelli procedure — ≈ $5,734

Redo heart surgery — ≈ $5,391

Repair of the ruptured sinuses of Valsalva — ≈ $6,824

Rotational atherectomy — ≈ $955

Septal myectomy — ≈ $8,196

Surgery for tetralogy of Fallot (TOF) in adults — ≈ $5,472

Surgical ventricular restoration (SVR) — ≈ $8,476

Total anomalous pulmonary return (TAPVR) correction — ≈ $7,996

Truncus arteriosus repair — ≈ $10,172

Ventricular assist device (LVAD, RVAD, BVAD) implantation — $0

Ventricular septal defect (VSD) repair — ≈ $9,504

Ventricular septal defect (VSD) repair in children — ≈ $4,643

Thoracic surgery

Chest wall deformity correction — ≈ $2,528

Decortication — ≈ $2,184

Diagnostic thoracoscopy — ≈ $1,108

Diagnostic thoracotomy — ≈ $1,351

Endoscopic thoracic sympathectomy (ETS) — ≈ $1,078

Laparoscopic myotomy for achalasia — ≈ $891

Lung volume reduction surgery (LVRS) — $0

Mediastinoscopy — ≈ $2,732

Mediastinotomy — $0

Open chest surgery — ≈ $4,281

Repair of diaphragmatic hernia — ≈ $2,591

Surgery for chest trauma — $0

Surgical removal of lung cyst (including hydatid cyst) — ≈ $3,283

Thoracentesis — ≈ $314

Thoracoplasty including sternoplasty — ≈ $2,623

Trachea and air passages surgery — ≈ $5,751

Vascular surgery

Angioplasty and stenting of visceral arteries (celiac trunk, superior mesenteric artery) — ≈ $2,131

Angioplasty of the arteries of the lower or upper limbs — ≈ $2,297

Angioplasty of the brachiocephalic vessels — ≈ $2,049

Aortobifemoral stent grafting — ≈ $4,800

Aortoiliac allografting — ≈ $8,074

Arteriovenous (AV) fistula surgery — ≈ $1,105

Arteriovenous (AV) graft surgery — ≈ $2,109

Bilateral varicose veins surgery — ≈ $967

Carotid and intracerebral thrombolysis — ≈ $8,544

Carotid angiography — ≈ $608

Carotid angioplasty and stenting — ≈ $3,660

Carotid endarterectomy (CEA) — ≈ $2,752

Catheter-directed sclerotherapy (CDS) (Bilateral) — ≈ $555

Catheter-directed sclerotherapy (CDS) (Unilateral) — ≈ $301

Cerebral angiography — ≈ $859

Crossectomy — ≈ $740

Crossectomy + Saphenous vein ligation and stripping + Side vein surgery — ≈ $1,173

Crossectomy and side vein surgery — ≈ $957

Cryosurgery of varicose veins — ≈ $1,764

Endoscopic vein harvesting (EVH) for coronary artery bypass graft surgery (CABG) — ≈ $358

Endovascular repair of peripheral artery aneurysm with a stent-graft — ≈ $5,918

Endovascular thrombectomy — ≈ $2,094

Endovenous laser ablation (EVLA) for varicose vein (Bilateral) — ≈ $2,342

Endovenous laser ablation (EVLA) for varicose vein (Unilateral) — ≈ $1,174

Femoral artery angiography — ≈ $542

Femoral-popliteal bypass graft surgery — ≈ $3,575

Foam sclerotherapy (Bilateral) — ≈ $412

Foam sclerotherapy (Unilateral) — ≈ $337

Hybrid varicose veins treatment (open+endovascular) — $0

Iliac artery aneurysms stent grafting — $0

Internal or external carotid artery embolization — $0

Laser treatment for spider veins — ≈ $358

Ligation of incompetent perforator veins — ≈ $358

Mechanochemical Ablation (MOCA) — ≈ $1,170

Peripheral angiography — ≈ $506

Peripheral artery aneurysm surgery — ≈ $8,107

Peripheral artery angioplasty and stent placement — ≈ $2,741

Peripheral artery bypass — ≈ $4,836

Phlebectomy (including mini-phleboctomy) — ≈ $873

Phlebography — ≈ $617

Port-a-cath placement — ≈ $765

Portocaval anastomosis — $0

Pulmonary angiography — ≈ $617

Radiofrequency ablation (RFA) for varicose veins (Bilateral) — ≈ $1,377

Radiofrequency ablation (RFA) for varicose veins (Unilateral) — ≈ $1,198

Reconstructive surgery for peripheral artery disease (PAD) — ≈ $2,738

Renal artery angioplasty and stenting — ≈ $2,451

Renal artery bypass surgery — ≈ $4,994

Secondary Cimino arteriovenous anastomosis surgery — ≈ $582

Spider vein sclerotherapy — ≈ $210

Surgical thrombectomy — ≈ $2,100

Surgical treatment of lymphedema — ≈ $1,052

Unilateral varicose veins surgery — ≈ $962

Varicose vein stripping (Unilateral) — ≈ $1,190

Varicose veins treatment — ≈ $2,381

Venaseal glue therapy of varicose vein (Bilateral) — ≈ $2,735

Venaseal glue therapy of varicose vein (Unilateral) — ≈ $2,002

Visceral organs angiography — ≈ $483

Neurosurgery

Aqueductoplasty — $0

Arteriovenous malformation (AVM) resection — ≈ $5,174

Brain aneurysm clipping — ≈ $5,560

Brain aneurysm repair — ≈ $5,367

Brain tumor embolization — ≈ $6,699

Cavernous malformation treatment — ≈ $4,860

Embolization for cerebral arteriovenous malformation (AVM) — ≈ $8,604

Endovascular coiling for brain aneurysms — ≈ $8,896

Endovascular stenting of cerebral vessels — ≈ $6,318

Extra-intracranial arterial bypass (EIAB) — ≈ $10,920

Functional neurosurgery — ≈ $3,693

Intracranial mechanical thrombectomy — ≈ $5,648

Microvascular decompression (MVD) — ≈ $3,652

Pipeline embolization procedure — $0

Skull base surgery — ≈ $5,500

Oncology

Abdominoperineal resection (APR) — ≈ $4,987

Chemotherapy for bladder cancer — $0

Chemotherapy for bone cancer — $0

Chemotherapy for brain cancer — $0

Chemotherapy for colorectal cancer — $0

Chemotherapy for endometrial cancer — $0

Chemotherapy for eye cancer — $0

Chemotherapy for gallbladder cancer — $0

Chemotherapy for head and neck cancer — $0

Chemotherapy for kidney cancer — $0

Chemotherapy for leukemia — $0

Chemotherapy for liver cancer — $0

Chemotherapy for lung cancer — $0

Chemotherapy for lymphoma — $0

Chemotherapy for melanoma — $0

Chemotherapy for myeloma — $0

Chemotherapy for neuroblastoma — $0

Chemotherapy for neuroendocrine tumours (NETs) — $0

Chemotherapy for non-melanoma skin cancer — $0

Chemotherapy for ovarian cancer — $0

Chemotherapy for pancreatic cancer — $0

Chemotherapy for prostate cancer — $0

Chemotherapy for soft tissue sarcoma — $0

Chemotherapy for stomach cancer — $0

Chemotherapy for testicular cancer — $0

Chemotherapy for vaginal cancer — $0

Colon polypectomy — ≈ $212

Colorectal endoscopic mucosal resection (EMR) — ≈ $923

Hartmann's operation — ≈ $2,472

Hemicolectomy — ≈ $3,234

Hormone therapy for breast cancer — $0

Hormone therapy for ovarian cancer — $0

Intersphincteric resection (ISR) — ≈ $1,989

Interstitial chemotherapy for brain tumors — $0

Low anterior resection (LAR) — ≈ $2,891

Proctocolectomy — ≈ $4,010

Radiation therapy — $0

Rectum anterior resection — ≈ $3,101

Sigmoidectomy — ≈ $2,715

Total colectomy — ≈ $2,938

Total skin electron therapy (TSET) — $0

Transanal endoscopic microsurgery (TEM) — ≈ $987

Tumor-infiltrating lymphocyte (TIL) therapy — $0

Spine surgery

Anterior cervical discectomy and fusion (ACDF) — ≈ $4,496

Anterior lumbar interbody fusion (ALIF) — ≈ $3,256

Atlantoaxial fixation — $0

Cervical fusion — ≈ $2,314

Cervical laminectomy — ≈ $2,542

Corpectomy + Spinal stabilisation — ≈ $3,778

Device for intervertebral assisted motion (DIAM) — $0

Discectomy — ≈ $3,006

Foraminotomy — ≈ $2,309

Instrumented spine stabilization — ≈ $5,338

Interspinous fixation with implant — ≈ $3,585

Laminectomy — ≈ $3,379

Laminoplasty — ≈ $4,242

Lateral access lumbar fusion — $0

Lumbar fixation — ≈ $3,757

Lumbar laminectomy — ≈ $3,272

Lumbosacral plexus surgery — ≈ $4,742

Occipitocervical fusion surgery — ≈ $4,697

Percutaneous pedicle screw fixation — ≈ $2,102

Posterior lumbar interbody fusion (PLIF) — ≈ $3,755

Spinal cord herniation surgery — $0

Spinal synovial cyst removal — ≈ $178

Spine dynamic stabilization — ≈ $3,055

Surgical spine procedures — ≈ $5,576

Tailbone removal — $0

Thoracic discectomy — ≈ $1,631

Thoracic laminectomy — ≈ $2,376

Thoracic spine fixation — ≈ $3,628

Transforaminal lumbar interbody fusion (TLIF) — ≈ $6,307

Orthopedic surgery

Achilles tendon repair surgery — ≈ $2,214

Acromioclavicular joint reconstruction — ≈ $2,298

Ankle arthrodesis — ≈ $2,766

Ankle fracture surgery — ≈ $2,620

Ankle ligament reconstruction surgery — ≈ $1,990

Ankle osteophyte removal — ≈ $780

Ankle osteotomy — ≈ $2,780

Arthrocentesis — ≈ $145

Arthroscopic biceps tenodesis — ≈ $1,083

Arthroscopic capsular release of the ankle joint — ≈ $1,078

Arthroscopic chondroplasty — ≈ $1,719

Arthroscopic elbow debridement — ≈ $510

Arthroscopic jumper's knee surgery — ≈ $1,913

Arthroscopic knee debridement — ≈ $2,660

Arthroscopic labrum refixation surgery — ≈ $1,667

Arthroscopic meniscus repair — ≈ $3,927

Arthroscopic partial meniscectomy — ≈ $2,744

Arthroscopic reconstruction of the knee ligament — ≈ $3,479

Arthroscopic reconstruction of the posterior cruciate ligament (PCL) — ≈ $2,699

Arthroscopic rotator cuff repair — ≈ $2,816

Arthroscopic shoulder remplissage procedure — ≈ $2,189

Arthroscopic synovectomy of the knee joint — ≈ $1,697

Arthroscopic total meniscectomy — ≈ $2,448

Arthroscopic treatment of prepatellar bursitis — ≈ $924

Arthroscopic trochanter bursitis surgery — ≈ $911

Baker's cyst surgery — ≈ $1,253

Bankart shoulder repair surgery — ≈ $2,663

Biceps tenotomy — ≈ $1,125

Carpal tunnel surgery — ≈ $683

Clavicle osteosynthesis — ≈ $2,420

Claw toe surgery — ≈ $1,248

Clubfoot surgical treatment — ≈ $951

Complex foot surgery — ≈ $2,413

Cubital tunnel syndrome surgery — ≈ $1,126

De Quervain's tendon release — ≈ $1,063

Delayed osteosynthesis — ≈ $4,856

Distal biceps tendon repair surgery — ≈ $2,523

Dupuytren's contracture surgery — ≈ $990

Elbow arthroscopy — ≈ $1,850

Elbow fracture surgery — ≈ $1,370

Elbow osteotomy — ≈ $2,540

External fixation — ≈ $456

Fasciotomy of the lower limb — ≈ $2,054

Femoral osteotomy — ≈ $2,129

Finger reconstruction — ≈ $963

First metatarsophalangeal joint arthrodesis — ≈ $1,428

Foot and ankle arthroscopy — ≈ $1,742

Foot and ankle tendon surgery — ≈ $1,626

Foot arthrodesis — ≈ $2,607

Foot deformity correction — ≈ $1,965

Foot drop surgery — ≈ $2,749

Foot ganglion cyst removal — ≈ $819

Forearm fasciotomy — ≈ $3,324

Forearm fracture surgery — ≈ $1,506

Frozen shoulder surgery — ≈ $1,764

Guyon's canal release — ≈ $908

Haglund's deformity surgery — ≈ $1,565

Hallux rigidus surgery — ≈ $997

Hallux valgus surgery — ≈ $1,741

Hammer toe surgery — ≈ $761

Hamstring syndrome surgery — ≈ $2,032

Hand ganglion cyst removal — ≈ $835

Hand rejuvenation with structural fat grafting — $0

Hand surgery — ≈ $1,368

Hand tendon surgery — ≈ $743

Heel bursectomy — ≈ $854

High tibial osteotomy — ≈ $3,986

Hindfoot fracture surgery — ≈ $2,135

Hip arthrodesis — ≈ $2,019

Hip arthroscopy — ≈ $2,500

Hip core decompression — ≈ $1,208

Hip debridement surgery — $0

Hip fracture surgery — ≈ $2,009

Hip osteotomy — ≈ $2,435

Hip surgery — ≈ $4,362

Humerus fracture surgical treatment — ≈ $1,680

Interphalangeal joint arthrodesis — ≈ $6,272

Intramedullary nailing — ≈ $1,466

Joint dislocation reduction — ≈ $1,590

Kidner procedure — ≈ $711

Knee arthroscopy — ≈ $1,578

Knee osteotomy — ≈ $3,865

Lapidus arthrodesis — ≈ $5,957

Latarjet procedure — ≈ $2,027

Mallet finger surgery — ≈ $1,006

Mallet toe surgery — ≈ $1,187

Morton’s neuroma surgery — ≈ $801

Mumford procedure — ≈ $2,460

Muscle transfer — $0

Open reduction and internal fixation (ORIF) — ≈ $1,453

Osgood–Schlatter disease (OSD) surgery — ≈ $942

Osteosynthesis — ≈ $1,514

Outerbridge-Kashiwagi procedure — ≈ $1,051

Partial patellectomy — ≈ $1,796

Patella fracture surgery — ≈ $1,487

Patella stabilisation surgery — ≈ $2,499

Percutaneous pinning — ≈ $662

Piriformis syndrome surgery — $0

Plantar fasciitis surgery — ≈ $1,189

Quadriceps tendon reconstruction — ≈ $4,779

Quadricepsplasty — ≈ $7,102

Radial head excision — ≈ $1,109

Radial head fracture surgery — ≈ $1,331

Removal of external fixator — ≈ $319

Removal of osteosynthetic material — $0

Revision Achilles tendon reconstruction — ≈ $3,065

Rotator cuff repair — ≈ $1,396

Running injuries surgical treatment — ≈ $1,330

SLAP repair surgery — ≈ $3,745

Scaphoid pseudarthrosis reconstruction — ≈ $1,472

Shoulder arthroscopy — ≈ $2,623

Shoulder osteotomy — ≈ $1,112

Shoulder stabilisation surgery — ≈ $1,463

Shoulder subacromial decompression surgery — ≈ $1,317

Sternal fracture treatment — ≈ $1,704

Surgery for hip impingement — ≈ $2,972

Surgical treatment of elbow instability — ≈ $1,348

Surgical treatment of non-unions — ≈ $1,044

Tailor's bunion surgery — ≈ $1,399

Tarsal coalition surgery — $0

Tarsal tunnel surgery — ≈ $1,508

Tendon repair — ≈ $1,308

Tendon transfer — ≈ $1,999

Tennis elbow surgery — ≈ $752

Tenotomy — ≈ $630

Toe joint arthroscopy — ≈ $1,606

Toe shortening surgery — ≈ $1,143

Tommy John surgery — ≈ $1,138

Total patellectomy — ≈ $560

Trapeziectomy — ≈ $1,822

Trigger finger release — ≈ $702

Weil osteotomy surgery — ≈ $943

Wrist arthroscopy — ≈ $1,781

Wrist fracture surgery — ≈ $1,972

Wrist ligament repair — ≈ $4,147

Wrist synovectomy — ≈ $289

Rating

5 reviews

3.2

Overall rating: 5

October 14, 2023

I spent three days with my son in this hospital and I received very good care! I need to highlight nurse Sabrina Toledo who welcomed him during the screening and proved to be an extremely competent and above all human professional. She is one of those professionals who really makes a difference and raises the level of her chosen profession. During the three days we stayed there, we were treated with great attention and care by all the emergency staff, reception, administration, cleaning and all the teams who were really dedicated not only to my son and our family, but to everyone who was hospitalized there. Thank you very much!

Overall rating: 1

November 06, 2023

Today I underwent emergency care for the first and last time at this hospital. Very bad, very disorganized and time consuming. They don't take care of people, we spend hours in a waiting room, they don't do exams (just the covid test), I was waiting in the medication room, along with people being medicated to take the covid test, when I went taking the exam was in a room with damaged machines in the corner and two torn chairs, worse than the SUS. I saw people arriving in very bad shape and having to wait a long time to be seen and there were lots of giggles and side conversations from the nurses in the hospital corridors. I arrived at the hospital crying with pain and left with a prescription for medicine and without being medicated. I had symptoms of h1n1 and when I asked the doctor if she would do an exam, she replied that they were not available at the hospital and if I wanted, she could give me a referral and have it done privately outside. In the "reception", which is a type of screening, they don't measure fever or blood pressure, the guy just asked a few questions and barely let me talk about the symptoms, and he already gave me a green sticker to put on my bracelet. I've received much better care at SUS.

Overall rating: 1

November 17, 2023

We all know that the nursing profession is highly responsible and requires a lot of attention from this professional as it takes care of human life. We all know how much excessive heat harms attention and the quality of service, whether in any area, but especially for those who need to take care of their health. life, as is the case of technicians and nurses. It turns out that the corridors on the HED bed floors do not have air conditioning for employees, with temperatures above 40⁰ in the summer, these poor professionals are forced to work dripping with sweat, sometimes even with deconcentration and their memory fails, and they can come making mistakes unintentionally due to the strong heat in the corridors, wrong medication for patients, etc. Patients have air conditioning in their rooms, but the corridors and other facilities where technicians and nurses circulate do not have air conditioning. This is inhumane and those who can pay the price for this are the patients since the HED administration sacrifices its nurses by not providing the basic things that are the appropriate temperature to work, how can you work in such heat? How to concentrate? So every time a family member is admitted there, they will be cared for by professionals who are under strong pressure and heat.

Check all reviews

Accommodation

Private Room

semi-private room

General ward

Conveniences

Wi-Fi

accomodation for accompanying person (sofa,bed)

Religious service

Chapel

Location

Address