3 Thoracic surgery clinics in Muscat

Heart center employees are never there. Even when they come they are useless. I was charged for the stress test and when my insurance approved it, I was told that machine is broken and nobody knows when it will be fixed. I booked an echo, came on time from another part of city to find out that technician is having lunch and I need to wait. When she finally came she said she didn’t know that I was booked for echo. Even when I call by phone these people are rude. Horrible experience. I took all my papers and changed hospital to Oman international. Will never go back!

Do a survey right now inside the hospital and you will see how frustrated patients and their relatives are. Doctors never comes to visit the inpatients. NEVER! Just before he goes out of duty. Sometimes nurses are confused what to say and what no to say. Piece of crappie and shittie hospital in Oman.

One of the worst hospitals i have ever dealt with, they care only about making money, radiology department gave me a wrong reading of the MRI scan for my knee, the orthopaedic Dr. Manesh gave a different wrong opening, and when I did a surgery for my knee with Dr. Ayman Shaarawy for meniscus tear, he ruined the knee joint, did not stich the meniscus or removed the damaged parts, he only left me with painful knee using the croches for two month until I did another MRI with another doctor, and the situation was worse than it was before the surgery. Do not use there services.

Nice hospital very kind all physician and Al nurse stop.service is good

I know my review won’t do much. Obviously government establishments don’t care one bit about google map reviews hahaha. But this place needs major changes to their staff care & communication with patients. Some nurses are so aggressive when handling patients, to the point of hurting them while taking blood samples. There’s so much I can vent about, but that’s it for today. 🤦‍♀️

Kudos to ct2 staff. Hard working, very cooperative. Had appointment today.

Doctors all very good but hospital treatment is very expencive if you don't have insurance so

One of the big hospitals in Ruwi with MRI available for the patients. The hospital has multiple departments, ranging from Anesthesia to Urology. Most of the doctors are in early 40s and 50 and have professional attitude while some are too old to do their job or they answer the queries of the patients in a satisfactory manner. Some staff at reception needs training. Consulting fee is moderate. Parking is available along with other public parking space that can also be used.

Will never ever visit to this hospital again. Very bad experience. List is very big to mention. Everyone can just see the total reviews and can compare with other hospitals. The tests they do are over priced. Doctors doesn't explains properly. I had very good experience with NMC, Adlife and Wellness Center they are far better than this Bader Al Sama.

A Nice Starbucks Branch store! Not much more than that unfortunately. 1) Had an awful for poisoning. First time they send me to outpatient window. I was feeling like dying but had to sit 1 hour. Doctor made routine check if pressure etc. And send for some medicine. At my condition the medicine would not make any difference. 2) After 2 hours I knew I went be able to sleep so I just went back this time directly to emergency doors. Since it was night, they don't have any doctors available, so they just give me some intravenous vitamins or something. What I wanted and asked is the Stomach washing! It's the simplest of techniques. But they said I didn't need it. So I just left back home and had to puke until I got better. 3) On separate occasion I had a Tooth root post which fell off. It is kind of emergency since it can get infected. In the phone they said that doctor hours are 9-00--17-00. Yet when I arrived at 14-30 they said there is no queue. I don't buy it. They should at least give a warning that it's possible. Overall score: Prices 3/10 Service 5/10 Waiting times 0/10 Emergency services 0/10 Starbucks 9/10 Overall rating: Starbucks Branch store. 1/10

In this private hospital in Phuket, you are a client, a customer, not a patient. But I highly recommand you to come here if any health pb Translator in every languages, spacious and luxury room, doctors highly qualified, food course really nice and menu a la carte., many services, many specialities, a supermarket inside... There is also one person in charge of you when you arrive for emergency who transports you everywhere you need to go to pass exam.

I have been coming here for over 10 years when I’m living in Phuket. I have always been treated well and highly recommend all the doctors. I have never encountered rushed service or rudeness. That said some visitors are pushy and very rude. The Thai will simply ignore you if you think your yelling and unsmiling face is acceptable behavior. As to prices this is a semi private hospital in that it is public but with a higher rate for facilities and a more posh look. If you do not have insurance either foreign or local the rates are higher than most other hospitals. But anyone can go to the local cheaper hospitals and most specialty doctors rotate there as well. So complains about price are really your fault as options in Phuket are many. The reason for the 4 star is there is limited food and they need to figure that out as a long appointment day can leave you hungry. Note there is a que to pay at end of each appointment and it can be a long wait. Bring a book and a banana = end of issue. They have free bottled water. I love their longevity center and always buy their custom vitamins made especially for each person. Pretty stellar.

I had a successful surgery (Hysteroscopic myomectomy) in this hospital. I’m so thankful to Dr. Ishikawa and the nurses from Gynecology Department.

I dont recomend this place this place for baby’s there is no kindness for babys and no explantion before test,ganka and hifuka saiyaku doctor’s this is not hospital its a training center for new doctor’s and thers test’s.if you need to be a tester for them i recommended this hospital.

The doctors are very helpful and talented.

Ranked number 1 private hospital in Thailand. Took the robotic-assisted cholecystectomy package. Worth the price paid. 5 stars experience. The room was spacious. Quiet. Supplied with all essential amenities. Private toilet and shower. Family member was allowed to stay overnight with blanket and pillow. Caring.

The international Hospital with high quality service. They provide interpreter for some language. For medical service, you can meet experienced doctor and skillful nurse. However, the hospital is very expensive as their position. Some doctor ask for full diagnosis so you might have to spend for it.

I rate every section of each place from {0} as worst, to {10} as best. *Staff & Service {8} They are nice accommodating Staff with great English skills, however, I have encountered one bad experience with a registration lady who had very extremely bad attitude but can't judge everyone because of one ignorant person. *Doctors & Treatments {9} They are all professional with high education degrees and experienced, they have good diagnostic techniques and they really take the time to investigate. *Cleaning & Hygiene {9} Very clean Facilities and hand sanitizer in every corner. *Price & Cost {7} It's kinda pricey hospital but for the service and care you would receive then I would say it's very reasonable prices. Well you get what you pay for.

I was transferred from another hospital for an emergency caesarean section and was hospitalized. The nurses and doctors in the hospital were normal, neither good nor bad. However, the discharge day is absolute and you will be discharged in the morning. I insisted that my family couldn't come until the afternoon, but I was discharged from the hospital in the morning and killed time at Tully's until my family came. What was terrible was the doctor who was in charge of the one-month checkup. When I told him that he occasionally bleeds from his caesarean wound, Ah, this is just a pimple-like scar, and there is no problem with the scar, and even if you don't put protective tape on it, it will just become a keloid, so it might be better not to put tape on it... Later, I was calmly told that the baby was saved this time and that I should think about pregnancy. Not all doctors are terrible, but there are many young doctors outpatient, and this person was the worst. I'm glad this person wasn't my doctor in the hospital. On the contrary, the pediatrics teacher in charge of babies was a warm and very good teacher. What I don't understand is the reservation fee, and if the examination starts within 15 minutes from the reservation time, 550 yen will be charged. To be honest, if you make a reservation yourself, it may be unavoidable that it will be taken, but what is it like to take money even for what you have reserved when the doctor says to come?

Thank you for your help in plastic surgery and hospitalization. I was confused because it was my first time to be hospitalized, but the nurses and other staff were very helpful and I was very grateful. I could see the sea from the hospital room, and it became a way to kill time.

Very nice hospital with top surgeons and friendly nurses. The rooms are nice and some have a swell view of the ocean. There are busses that run from the hospital to various places in Chiba and Tokyo.

For the past 20 years or so, I have been indebted to Kuranaka, partly because of my father's illness. There was no specialized department at the hospital in Onomichi, so I was introduced. First it was malignant lymphoma, then leukemia. Both are hematologists. My father has passed away now, but that section really helped me. Thanks to that, I also became familiar with a particular disease. There are also a wide variety of convenience stores, Doutor Coffee, and shops where you can eat inside the hospital. However, I think that it is better to confirm because the business hours are different for each. Also, I think there was a pharmacy, vending machine, library, computer, cash corner, coin laundry, haircut, and shower, but I think it's better to check.

This was my first time visiting for work. I was surprised by the size of the building. It was a modern facility that was used in actual clinical practice from something that felt history. Buses are the only public transportation available from the nearest station, and it is highly likely that you will arrive later than expected during the morning commuting hours, so it may be better to use a taxi.

There are many outpatients, so the waiting time is long. It often takes more than an hour to see a doctor after an appointment, and if the checkout is busy, you may have to wait 20 to 30 minutes. I was hospitalized, but the toilet, washbasin, shower, etc. were clean and beautiful. The hospital food was even better than I imagined. There were many vegetables and fish dishes that were knackered. The healthy food with less salt! ! It's amazing that it's not bad even though it's a menu that feels like it. In the morning, paper cartons of milk are served every day, but when I consulted that I was getting tired of it, Joy changed it for me! The teacher in charge is very good. He listens to what I have to say and is empathetic and thinks with me. There were a lot of things, but I'm glad I was able to reach this central hospital. (Background... Several doctors at another general hospital I went to at the beginning were rude, had bad attitudes, tried to settle for unknown reasons, didn't do tests, didn't feel like they were listening to me, etc. I was dissatisfied with miscellaneous things, etc., so I visited three hospitals as a sec-op, and finally got a letter of introduction from the central hospital.) I feel that many of the nurses, laboratory technicians, clerks, nursing assistants, and physiotherapists are very kind, warm, and considerate. In particular, the physiotherapist who is in the hospital is so kind and gentle that I enjoy talking with him. Just a small part! A nurse who speaks strongly to patients and colleagues, and a nurse who is clearly irritated. Also, I don't want to see him create a disturbing atmosphere, so please do it behind the scenes.

After waiting hours for discharge papers ( at least resting in the ward) the patient needs to proceed to another block n level to collect medication which is another hour's wait at least. This system has no consideration for patients who are still recovering and gathering all these people in a cramp room to collect medication is definitely not a first world country or system. There is a online order system that would be delivered in a week's time. In another's word, majority patients who are discharging needs to squeeze through this place before they can go home to rest. Point 2. You can't send anyone flowers directly to the ward anymore. Unless the patient is well enough to collect from sender at the lift lobby. Patients with with no mobility cannot receive anything n they are the ones who need delivery most.

Be careful before your purchase, they won't refund you for the canceled order. I purchased one worker's medical report and requested to refund on the same day. but so far, it's been a few months, and I followed up with their finance team, but no refund received.

Very bad experience many years ago. Waited for more than half a day at A&E before admission. Did multiple diagnostic tests but needed to buy the reports. Fees are on top of hospital fees! Only the ward nurse was the saving grace. Still remember her caring and friendly attitude till today.