2 clinics in Salvador

I will only speak about the doctor who treated my husband, who underwent neck surgery on 04/10/2023, leaving in this space my thanks to him. doctor LEONARDO KRUSCHEWSKY, I could not fail to register my enormous and pleasant surprise when I came across a doctor of your professional competence and sensitivity. I just have to thank Dr. Glória Bonfim for reading it indicated me to perform my husband's surgery. It is in these moments of extreme fragility that the good doctors we find make the whole recovery process easier. You Dr. Leonardo is a professional of extraordinary competence, in addition to being an incomparable human being. All your phone calls and messages will be recorded, not just on the cell phone, but in my affective memory, letting me know about my husband's condition, the course of the procedure he was undergoing, and all your recommendations. Thank you for your care, attention, support and concern. Your medical knowledge is extraordinary, but being dedicated and knowing how to deal with patients and their families, as you know, is a gift! May your competence, respect, and kindness be an example and inspiration for many other doctors. May God bless you always ever. ever. if and may your daily effort be amply rewarded. Marcia Telma Bittencourt

Excelent reception. Now think of a signaling Babel. I went to take my wife to the emergency, from the avenue I saw the totem indicating Emergency and I went straight. When the employee arrived, he did not let us in because it was an emergency only for the ambulance. Good thing my wife wasn't having a heart attack. It was a deep cut on the lip, which is to say, it could be expected. I thought, wasn't it more sensible to write Ambulance instead of Emergency? Is there an ambulance without an emergency? I had to go back to the avenue for a long walk, until I reached the entrance again. Once, in the courtyard, I went to the huge emergency sign. Again I was returned. Ambulance patient only. In our case it was through reception. As my wife could walk, she got out of the car and went to the reception. I got in and went to park. I parked, went to the counter there was, registered and went to the elevator. I didn't. Poor signage. I went back and asked for help. The very polite employee escorted me to the elevator and sent me to the ground floor. Whoa!!! On the signboard it indicated emergency on the first floor. Well, by then I was also in need of medical attention. The service was excellent. Please take care of this signage.

I didn't have a good experience when I was seen, the doctor was totally indifferent, cold, I paid for a very expensive consultation believing that I would be well taken care of, but from the look on her face I believe she didn't even want me to be there. Very disappointed.

Wonderful team, especially Nurse Priscila and Adriana 😍 there really are still people who do nursing for love, I am grateful for the attention and affection they have for me! God bless you greatly 😍👏👏

Leaves something to be desired in service. I try to call the reception of the place to find out if my procedure has been released and no one answers. More than 20 days since I placed the request there and so far nothing! Absurd. I'm writing this here as a desperate way to see if it doesn't get their attention as I can't get in touch with them as they don't answer the phone at reception. It's not like it's a minor procedure.

Strong points * Qualified medical team with a lot of technical knowledge. * Comfortable overall structure weak points * Punctuality does not exist. It is normal to have time delays for service. * Parking staff somewhat rude and unhelpful. * In the waiting room on the second floor, piano music is playing quite cloying and irritating.

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I was in the emergency room on Monday 01/17 at night. Although few people when I arrived, the mess was widespread. Dirty and cramped medication rooms. Employees' cell phone ringing during work hours. Delay in service and lack of information. Many employees with part of the uniform. I have been going to the hospital for over 20 years and the situation has never been worse.

I had a surgical procedure and stayed at BLOCO E and was assisted at the admission reception by Maurício, who explained everything about how the hospital works and how my stay would be. Great service. To get to the block, very well signposted on the ground. Nursing team on the 7th floor, very attentive: Fabiana, Valéria, Beatriz and Alex. The room is very comfortable, with a sofa bed for accompaniment and the differential is a balcony with blinds that work by automation. Still in the room, they have a digital safe, minibar (not stocked) and television with a network of paid channels such as HBO, Telecine, in addition to a board with all the information on the patient and the care team. Bathroom equipped with safety bars and bath chair. Super recommended. Appropriate meals, according to the type of diet. I requested an extra meal during the night, as I had not had dinner after the procedure, and I was attended to, without any problems. I came back to edit the review, because today, after 24 days after performing the surgical procedure, I received a billing email stating that I was overdue with payment. I found it strange, since I was hospitalized for coverage by my health plan, so it was not a private hospitalization. At the admission reception, we are handed several papers for signature, including some pages of items that, according to the attendant, some plans do not cover. Values ​​from absorbent to other items. Products with symbolic values ​​from R$ 0.09 to much higher values. Among all the papers, to finalize the entry into your hospitalization, you must sign all of them. Behold, when I received the return of the e-mail from the billing area of ​​the Hospital, which I questioned what it was about, I was informed only today, after questioning, that my plan did not offer coverage for leg R$ 674.72 + anti sock thrombus R$ 224.00 + blue magnetized box with needle counter R$ 0.01 (yes, charge of R$ 0.01 one cent of a real), totaling R$ 898.73. At no time were we informed that my plan did not offer coverage for these items, much less did they go to the room to talk to my companion or much less at hospital discharge did the nurse or anyone else communicate with us about such charges. Ok, the plan does not offer coverage for any item, but the Hospital has an obligation to inform the patient in advance of the billing. The amounts they are charging me are relatively “low”, as they are just two items, but there could be a few more digits and there could be other items that the plan would not cover and would simply be taken by surprise with a charge for something that I was not informed. I was disappointed with the communication from the hospital, which until then, I had found everything wonderful and had rated it as a 5, because of that, it dropped to a 3.

I have been here several times, but today seems to be the time that this hospital's ER is the least prepared. Having passed through covid season peak now the hospital seems not being able to cope with the current influenza surge. The expected waiting time for a clinic evaluation, not considering possible needed exams or medications is of 4 hours! Seems that there is no medical staff at all right now. However the nursing and administrative staff are whatever possible. Hope somehow they can cope better with this seasonal flu...

Like many reports here, there is no way to give this hospital any stars. My son was seen in the emergency room on April 4 with chest pains. He had blood tests, X-rays and later a CT scan because the cardiologist could not find where the information was. Medicated and hospitalized. The next day, the 5th, I went to the hospital to be with a companion, and during the time I was there there wasn't even a doctor to go see him, ask how he was feeling or inform about your case. I was outraged by the lack of information and neglect and I went to the medical center to ask if the doctor would pay him a visit and the nurse's answer was that the doctors came by in the morning and in the afternoon. Around 4 pm and after I complained to Dr. Thaísa went to the room and talked to him, but she couldn't say what was happening to him, only that they were "suspecting" myocarditis and she didn't say anything else. Around 5 pm we went to the medical center again to ask questions and Dr. Thaísa informed that they had not found anything in the tomography and that neither in the lungs (according to her, the lung), there was no alteration and that they would do an MRI. I was very irritated by having to charge the doctors for a position, since it is their obligation to inform a patient or family of their diagnosis and they were medicating without knowing for sure what the problem was. The resonance was scheduled because I fought so much, one day for a blood test, X-ray, tomography and another day for another blood test and tomography. As I said to the doctor, this treatment is even acceptable in the SUS, but in a private hospital that carries a weighty name, it is unacceptable. He spent another night in the hospital not knowing what he had. The next day, April 6th, I arrived at the hospital around 12:00 and all hell broke loose at the reception. I am disabled and I use a cane to get around and when I arrived the receptionist was looking for something in a notebook, I think the person forgot something in the room and went to look for it. The receptionist didn't even look at my face even though I told her good morning, I stayed up for 5 minutes until I asked her to release me to go up to the room because I had a cane and I had been standing for some time and then she would continue to look for it, the answer was for me to wait because she was helping the woman and then she would help me. There are no chairs at reception and I stood for another 5 minutes until she finished what she was doing and not happy she threw my document and badge on the counter. I got to the room and my son was in the MRI. Soon after, Dr. Iven went to talk to us and said that he really had myocarditis but it wasn't serious and that one of his lungs was also inflamed, contrary to what Dr Thaísa said. 4 people passed by the bed next to my son and left quickly. The last patient in the next bed was a physiotherapist and the husband of a physiotherapist at the hospital who seemed to be dancing samba in a bar. If those who should set an example don't have the slightest composure, imagine the rest? The cleaning staff without the slightest ceremony, they speak loudly, talk on the cell phone, noise of messages like I don't care. In the end, the only things are the food and the nurses Amanda and Claudemir who had empathy with us. To be bad you still need to improve.

I arrived at 7:50 for my 8:15 appointment with the dermatologist. It was 9:00 and no one called me. When I asked why, it was because they had forgotten to let me know that I had arrived. The 9:15 customer was being served at 9:00 and I was still waiting. This happened on the 2nd floor with the receptionist Fernanda when I was going to visit the dermatologist. Total lack of respect for the patient, I was late at work for the appointment, I arrived half an hour before the scheduled time and was seen more than 1 hour late because they forgot about me. And if I hadn't gotten up to ask what time I would be attended to, I would simply have spent the day waiting without anyone saying anything. Willingness to come back here is zero!! It's not the first time I've been treated badly.

I arrived to be attended with a positive diagnosis for covid! The hospital is cramming people with respiratory symptoms into a room (diagnosed or not) and leaving everyone waiting for more than 2 hours. When we questioned it the receptionist says it's not her problem and she can't do anything. People in urgency getting worse and nobody does anything! No wonder this hospital is rated SO BAD! I'm low on urgency despite having significant symptoms, I understand. But, if I'm not sick enough to need hospital attention (even though I've been referred by the plan's medical team) I'd rather be sick at home where I don't contaminate anyone than being huddled in a hospital. TOTAL DISRESPECT!

I would like to thank everyone, in this hospital very well treated by everyone, nurses, technicians, part of the cleaning, the kitchen, finally everyone. Thank the doctors Dr Peter excellent doctor very attentive to his patients and the vascular Dr Thiago. It's already the third time I've been admitted to the hospital, very well attended by the team on the fifth, sixth and eighth, and right now I'm admitted to the sixth floor, very well attended by everyone 👍

Thank you very much to the triage nurse, she insisted that I was having an anxiety attack, when in fact I had pneumonia, not breathing properly, fever and pain. Sensitivity note 0, lack of sense. If I hadn't insisted, it could have made my case worse.

I arrived at the emergency room just over 2 hours ago I asked for a cookie because I haven't eaten all day because of diarrhea that I was denied. The claim is that to eat you have to be diabetic or elderly for more than three hours in the emergency room. I thought that was absurd.

It was a bad experience. They don't know how to place the bedpan basin for the patient to urinate, I got wet in bed several times. I paid for two surgeries and had one, I gave up on the day, asked for a refund and things changed. The friendliness, education and agility are over, I had to insist to receive my money, this is absurd, I do not recommend it. I had surgery with Rodrigo Wobeto, who was very attentive until I operated, then I didn't have time for the postoperative period, the moment I needed the most and I was even released home by a nursing technician who only saw me once afterward. When I complained I thought the treatment got much worse.

I had bariatric surgery in January at this hospital. And I want to thank the whole team, from the receptionists, attendants, nurses, nutritionist, physiotherapist, anesthesiologist, surgeon and all the team present in the surgical block. They are fantastic professionals. The hospital is wonderful, I felt like a guest in a hotel. My companion was also welcomed. With a great menu offered at meals. I stayed in a very cozy suite, with TV, Netflix, internet, Alexa, minibar, air conditioning, the automated bed, amazing. The entire staff was welcoming. Note 10, super recommend. I intend to go back to reconstructive surgeries in 1 year. Wait for me. 😘

Procedure successfully performed with the wonderful Dr. Lara Poltronieri and team today, 01/17. Super well attended by the nutrition team and especially by the impeccable nursing technician Natasha. The only reason I don't give it 5 stars is because the 3 hours I needed to stay in the recovery room, I wasn't allowed access to my belongings to distract myself with a little game on my cell phone and the TV in the box didn't work, disconnected from the internet and without access to any channel .

I performed a bilateral mastectomy at BP Mirante in September/2022. I've Googled the reviews here before and got a little apprehensive due to some negative reviews. The truth is that there will be good experiences and others not so much, even because there are many boring people in the world too =p. My experience was incredible! Unlike other people, we were sent (me and my accompanying brother) to a room until my surgery was released and I can report the excellent structure, I loved the balcony in my room

My sister-in-law has CELIAC DISEASE underwent a procedure with anesthesia and had to fast for 8 hours + 1 hour delay in the exam + 1 hour and 15 minutes of procedure + 2 hours of observation. Ie, when she returned, she needed to eat to our surprise the Hospital HAD NOTHING TO OFFER GLUTEN-FREE FOR CELIACONS. They only gave her a hot apple maguary juice (awful) she made her sick from the procedure, it got worse. The nurses and staff did not even know about the disease and the food restriction related to Celiac Disease (which is not their fault) but the hospital did not train and guide the staff. Absurd!!! They said that the restaurant was outsourced, that is, trying to pass the problem on. The restaurant is INSIDE the hospital dependencies as the ONLY OPTION. And there is also NOTHING WITHOUT GLUTEN FOR THOSE WHO HAVE CELIAC DISEASE. Where the food has to be prepared in a place EXCLUSIVELY FOR CELIACS, or acquired by exclusive suppliers. As in Fleury, for example, to NOT HAVE CROSS CONTAMINATION with foods with gluten. The contempt for the fact was when they came to tell me that the restaurant had scrambled eggs. Eggs don't have GLUTEN, but the utensils and the kitchen HAVE A LOT. In other words, putting the health of the sister-in-law at risk within the hospital itself. And again if the restaurant they allow within the hospital space does not have food suitable for Celiacs. The responsibility is in any case ENTIRELY WITH THE HOSPITAL.

Nice. Clean. Exceptional doctors.