Metastases treatment in Africa

I am extremely grateful to all the ICU nursing, medical and cleaning staff, who have been taking great care of my mother. She fell sick while on a vacation here and had to be admitted into ICU a few days ago. She speaks only French and was very overwhelmed with the whole situation. I arrived in Cairo a couple of days after she was admitted and was relieved to hear from her that she was well looked after. Communication with the hospital was a little hard before I came over but thankfully the International Relations team also did an amazing job of giving us updates and letting us see her through video calls. I cannot thank them all enough for taking such good care of my mom, especially when we weren't here with her and she was very much on her own. I hope she pulls through and I am confident she is in great hands here. Thank you.

I recently had to take my friend to the hospital due to a medical emergency. While the initial check-up was conducted promptly, the experience quickly turned sour. The nurse named Esraa who attended to us was rude and lacked basic communication skills. No one introduced themselves, leaving us confused and unsure of whom to speak to. To make matters worse, we found the hospital to be severely understaffed. When I went to the reception to sign some papers, I found no one there. Almost all the staff members were absent, reportedly praying in the mosque, leaving the hospital empty and unattended. It was quite late at night, and we were left feeling anxious and helpless. The wait time for the test results was also incredibly long, and there was a lack of communication about what was happening with my friend's health. I was particularly disturbed when a nurse came in and started writing down details to transfer my friend to the intensive care unit without any prior explanation or consultation with us. I had to insist on speaking to a doctor, which delayed the process even further. Finally, when we decided to leave the hospital, we were left alone in the room without any instructions or follow-up. The overall experience was extremely disappointing, particularly in the emergency unit, which is supposed to be the most prepared and equipped to handle patients in need.

Most or all reviews of thanking doctors and nurses are fake reviews made my nurses. Service is very slow and sometimes it may take ages. Not very honest you should review the bill before leaving. Out patient care is good though.

We’ve got bad service. You can’t even sit on a chair or on the floor next to a sick 92 year old lady. Only one person next to her bed. Took 4hours plus for admission. The staff told you to sit in the rest rooms if you want to sit. We are lucky they couldn’t help her at Meulmed and the ambulance took her to Heart Hospital with 5star service.

I will never set my foot in this hospital ever again, went to the hospital last week on the 8th February, I had chest pains and difficulty with breathing. Was attended by a nurse in the emergency area while waiting for the Doctor who took his time and he had very impatient and inconsiderate. Then he asked one of the nurses called Sophie to do heart test on me, the nurse came and just pulled my underwear without informing me what was that for and she was very rude. Then I was discharged at about 2am still with severe chest pains. All in all I will never recommend anyone to come to this hospital.

This is the best hospital in Pretoria,the nurses are very friendly and loving. However there is a group that works night shift this week they delay to bath patients and give them medication very late. That is not fair they are sick they need the best possible care at all times especially at night.as im typing there's a sick lady who was promised to be taken to the shower the sister came with her oxygen put it at the door and left without saying anything this people they are heartless

Waiting for over an hour and a half at the emergency room for a doctor to see my baby who has been projectile vomiting for the past 3 hours !!!! No one cares. Only one doctor on duty for the night. Tell us they didn’t know we were even waiting to see someone. Here’s the best part THEY MADE US ADMINISTER THE MEDICATION OURSELVES IN THE ER!!!! There were 2 white pills in the pill splitter. The one we saw them remove from the pack, the other was just sitting there. The doctor didn’t even know what the second pill was but wanted us to give it to my baby ???? The HOSPITAL HAD NO REHYDRATE for him!!! They had to give him tap water to check his fluids. Don’t waste your money on this pathetic excuse for a private hospital! Shocking! Standing here with a screaming baby and zero consideration from the staff. Disgusting!

Spent the night in hospital here after having surgery and it was the worst experience. Service was terrible, it takes on average 30 minutes for someone to attend to you when you call them, i had to ask for a glass of water 3 times for, yes you guessed it, 30 minutes before i got anything. It took an hour an a half for them to consult my doctor on an issue i was having where I couldn't breath when sleeping. Service aside i fell asleep and was woken up at midnight from LOUD hammering in the hospital, when i queried this (me getting up because I didn't have 30 minutes) i was told that it was maintenance. Yes, maintenance at midnight in a hospital, you read correctly, so loud enough it could wake the dead. Hammering and welding went on for an hour after which the aircon unit above my bed burst drenching my hospital bed with water. Service came in to observe what happened with a couple of "oh nos" and "oh mys" i was left sitting on a chair at 1am in the morning for, yes you guessed it, 30 minutes before someone came in and said they were moving me to another ward. Would give zero stars but the food was good so one star warranted.

After having had my baby admitted to the peads ward on two separate occasions, I can confidently say that Sandton Mediclinic has amazing facilities for littles. Their nursing staff in the pediatric ward are second to none, with each sister being super passionate and caring for each child in their care. The doctors on call are amazing and knowledgeable. The food provided for the kids (3 meals a day) are made and served with love, and quite tasty (I may have snuck a taste or two). I have delivered both of my children here too, and the maternity ward is really fantastic. The meals are amazing and they ensure new mommies are taken care of. The bathrooms in the maternity ward could do with an upgrade, but the rooms are awesome. With plenty of space and comfortable. Dr Allan-Gould is an amazing OBGYN. Dr Dance, Dr Van Der Nest and Dr Mathwin are all amazing pediatricians (Dr Dance is our usual pediatrician but the other two Dr’s have seen my child when he was admitted to the ward). Sr Nozi and Sr Mbali in the pediatric ward are AMAZING. Sr Jolene in the maternity ward is an excellent nurse.

The doctors and other staffs were really nice, helping everyone warmly. The reception was great.

The busiest and best govt hospital in the City. It just lacks a lot of workers

Whenever you go to the orthopedic section the doctors saying go to Bwaila hospital. In bwaila the orthopedic section is not functional... Why you guys are torturing patient what's your problem with consulting the patient who are coming to your hospital??? Is there no one looking after this?

I went there for a procedure yesterday. The Day Hospital was really impressive!! The nurses were amazing, the pre and post care as well with outstanding doctors… and the food was also really tasty afterwards. Thanks so much!!!

Wonderful experience. The personnel are very friendly and professional. Most information captured beforehand on website making the questions here far less and intrusive. Will see what the food is like..

I feel Durbanville Medi Clinic ER is run by a bunch of lazy, rude, unfriendly staff from the Dr's. down to the Reception staff. A much better option is Cape Gate Medi Clinic. Friendly, helpful and competent staff.

They are established for cheating on people health. We went for stomach pain and they asked us for Rontgen film. They don't know human body. If you are foreigner definitely don't trust them, get offer from another Clinique, most probably you will find better service with 1/3 price.

Been there for two c sections and it s been a breeze 😌 👌🏻 they took good care of me and my babies the staff was super helpful caring and understanding which made my healing journey easier i strongly recommended if ur looking for a good place to welcome your bundle of joy😊

MRI technician are rude. Also I was operated and the doctor brought all his students during my operation to use my body as subject sample for them ti learn without my consent. Just because I was not a Tunisian and I am a foreigner I wasn’t treated lawfully and unfairly. My body was exposed to these men my consent.

There is no organization at all!!! Especially from reception side at the clinics area, very bad attitude, very rude, shouting for the patients!! and I also waited for my turn for more than 3 hours to enter!!!!.... I have never seen a staff like this in a big hospital matching with the amount that I paid. It's the last time to visit it and I will not recommend it to anyone..

a very dirty hospital, flies flying in the resuscitation center, the nurses are not equipped with masks and gloves..., a country to avoid too! this hospital deserves no star

After suffering from a strange feeling in my ear before going on a diving trip, I wanted to see a doctor to make sure I'm safe to go. My hotel manager asked around and was told this hospital has great ENT diving specialists. That may be the case, but the doctor I saw was a young woman who prescribed totally unnecessary antibiotics. In addition, her English was barely intelligible, especially with my ear condition. The interpreter for the hospital even apologized for this doctor, saying it's the first time she saw her there. A week later, I went to a REAL specialist in Sharm, who was very unimpressed with the medicine I was prescribed. For this "pleasure" I had to pay 150 Euros - an outrageous sum! In short, unless you get a real diving specialist, avoid.