Traumatic central cord syndrome treatment in 2 Spine surgery clinics in Barcelona
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2 clinics specializing in Spine surgery providing treatment of Traumatic central cord syndrome Traumatic central cord syndrome is a spinal cord injury resulting from trauma to the central part of the spinal cord. It causes weakness and sensory loss in the upper limbs more than the lower limbs. Rehabilitation plays a crucial role in recovery. disease in Barcelona.
1
from Eva Tornallyay
September 14, 2023
The hospital oncology is careless and amateur. They mistreared and misdiagnosed a friend of mine for months with cancer. They told him he is fine, whereas he had severe abdominal pain. What kind of doctors work there? Have they not sworn to do no harm??
1
from peter pellerito
February 10, 2023
They just don’t have the knowledge to be doctors or nurses. Sadly, all the hospitals in Spain are like this. You can find some good specialist and surgeons, but that’s about it. Free healthcare=Poor quality.
4
from Clarice Cataldi
October 07, 2021
I have been in Emergency hospitals here in Spain, was first time I got decent treatment, from receptionists, nurses and doctors was perfect the attendance. Do not give 5 stars because they did not make any treatment, because was not my reference Hospital. I think it¨s absurd, anyway was the best I have been in Spain so far.
Prices for popular procedures:
-
Laminoplasty
≈ $10,570
-
Lumbar laminectomy
≈ $9,046
-
Instrumented spine stabilization
≈ $18,871
-
Spine dynamic stabilization
≈ $6,620
-
Cervical fusion
≈ $8,924
-
Anterior lumbar interbody fusion (ALIF)
≈ $10,758
-
Posterior lumbar interbody fusion (PLIF)
≈ $9,627
-
Interspinous fixation with implant
≈ $12,436
-
Percutaneous pedicle screw fixation
≈ $6,336
3.8
5 reviews
1
from Eva Tornallyay
September 14, 2023
The hospital oncology is careless and amateur. They mistreared and misdiagnosed a friend of mine for months with cancer. They told him he is fine, whereas he had severe abdominal pain. What kind of doctors work there? Have they not sworn to do no harm??
1
from peter pellerito
February 10, 2023
They just don’t have the knowledge to be doctors or nurses. Sadly, all the hospitals in Spain are like this. You can find some good specialist and surgeons, but that’s about it. Free healthcare=Poor quality.
4
from Clarice Cataldi
October 07, 2021
I have been in Emergency hospitals here in Spain, was first time I got decent treatment, from receptionists, nurses and doctors was perfect the attendance. Do not give 5 stars because they did not make any treatment, because was not my reference Hospital. I think it¨s absurd, anyway was the best I have been in Spain so far.
Barcelona, Spain
Specializations: Cardiac surgery, Vascular surgery, Thoracic surgery, Neurosurgery, Spine surgery, Orthopedic surgery, Oncology
The Vall d'Hebron University Hospital is the sum of our four hospitals: the General Hospital, the Children's Hospital, the Women's Hospital and the Traumatology, Rehabilitation
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5
from Jack Anderer-McClelland
December 04, 2023
As a study abroad student, this hospital was great at providing me the medical assistance I needed. If you need to see a general practitioner, head to the ER and walk to the international desk. They’ll get you all the help you need. Come prepared with documentation and ID!
5
from Rouwaid Arfa
September 29, 2023
I highly recommend Dr Gabriel Cardenas Rivera for his exceptional surgical skills and compassionate care. My recent surgery was a success because of her expertise.
I had a great experience at HM Delfos. The staff were caring and the facility was clean and safe. I wholeheartedly recommend it for medical care.
1
from Kalina Har
August 24, 2023
My first negative review ever, but the situation calls for it. Please, be aware that the hospital charge EUR 450 for a visit - this is NOT something they will tell you in advance. They charge a deposit and when you ask them how much the visitation costs, they will not give you a straight answer. Naturally, as a private hospital the cost will be higher, however, with this one, there is 0 transparency. The doctor spent 1 minute looking at my symptoms with 0 examination (not even checking my temperature), and my case was re-directed to a public hospital, and then took EUR 450. I would be very careful before wasting time and money here.
Prices for popular procedures:
-
Laminoplasty
≈ $10,570
-
Lumbar laminectomy
≈ $9,046
-
Instrumented spine stabilization
≈ $18,871
-
Spine dynamic stabilization
≈ $6,620
-
Cervical fusion
≈ $8,924
-
Anterior lumbar interbody fusion (ALIF)
≈ $10,758
-
Posterior lumbar interbody fusion (PLIF)
≈ $9,627
-
Interspinous fixation with implant
≈ $12,436
-
Percutaneous pedicle screw fixation
≈ $6,336
3.4
5 reviews
5
from Jack Anderer-McClelland
December 04, 2023
As a study abroad student, this hospital was great at providing me the medical assistance I needed. If you need to see a general practitioner, head to the ER and walk to the international desk. They’ll get you all the help you need. Come prepared with documentation and ID!
5
from Rouwaid Arfa
September 29, 2023
I highly recommend Dr Gabriel Cardenas Rivera for his exceptional surgical skills and compassionate care. My recent surgery was a success because of her expertise.
I had a great experience at HM Delfos. The staff were caring and the facility was clean and safe. I wholeheartedly recommend it for medical care.
1
from Kalina Har
August 24, 2023
My first negative review ever, but the situation calls for it. Please, be aware that the hospital charge EUR 450 for a visit - this is NOT something they will tell you in advance. They charge a deposit and when you ask them how much the visitation costs, they will not give you a straight answer. Naturally, as a private hospital the cost will be higher, however, with this one, there is 0 transparency. The doctor spent 1 minute looking at my symptoms with 0 examination (not even checking my temperature), and my case was re-directed to a public hospital, and then took EUR 450. I would be very careful before wasting time and money here.
Barcelona, Spain
Specializations: Cardiac surgery, Vascular surgery, Thoracic surgery, Neurosurgery, Spine surgery, Orthopedic surgery, Oncology
HM New Delphi Hospital is a reflection of our way of understanding medicine, always patient-centered. A philosophy that has positioned us as the reference center
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1
from Peter
December 05, 2023
Not as professional and friendly as they promote, all about earning money from you or your insurance but with very little care or treatment. All year with appointments and specialist for cancer an tumours ,scan after scan but not any diagnosis or treatment and suffering with swollen eye, colour change, nose and cheek burning pain and insane pressure on head and face but still no help , even though colour change on scan for my rights side of brain , cyst inside my face and gigantic problem at the back of my head and they say no problem and haven’t operated or treated. I hope I’m not dying but still don’t have any diagnosis or confirmation of anything.Now thinking I need to go to another country for help ? Wouldn’t recommend to nobody?? They won’t do anything about these reviews and even give the same answer to each person.
1
from Anita Mojtahedi
November 26, 2023
Avoid this hospital! I had to visit the hospital because of a sinus infection, but was rushed into several entirely useless procedures just to hike up the bill. The whole experience was horrible with unfriendly and rude staff. However, the worst part was that a nurse stole 340 euros from my purse in my handbag that I left in the examination room with the nurse when I was pushed into a toilet for another useless test. The hospital operations reeks of scamming people in every possible way. Despicable behaviour preying on people in a vulnerable situation.
1
from Gail Macgregor
November 13, 2023
Avoid this hospital
My husband was admitted to this hospital in 2021, 2022 and 2 days ago.
In 2021 I visited him on a Sunday, and he was on the floor (with a broken leg) trying to get onto the sofa, to get out of the window as he was hallucinating. He was on the second floor! The window was then closed and locked but no-one had noticed my husband on the floor, which is a worry. I then had to push for a brain scan, which, according to Xanit showed nothing abnormal.
He has now been diagnosed with dementia at Guadalhorce hospital, so I chose to go private again to make things happen faster.
We saw a neurologist at Xanit who said he should be hospitalised.
When we arrived at the hospital it took over 20 minutes to park as the car park was full, then when we got to reception there were almost 35 people in front of us. We were over an hour late to get to our appointment and then the computers went down!!!
We had to go down to Urgencias to be admitted. They told me he had to go to a hospital in Malaga. I then had to go back to the neurologist, as Urgencias refused to call him, and he told them to admit my husband. There was an amazing lack of communication, and the girl who was in triage was basically rude. We were then subjected to a 2/3 hour wait, then taken to a surgical ward where the nurses all moaned about the fact he was being taken into this hospital.
I speak and understand Spanish so was very aware of the things being said and I am absolutely horrified at how we were treated.
He was hospitalised on Wednesday, and we were told he would get an MRI and CT scan. My husband was aggressive, and I was told I had to stay with him 24/7. This is not why I’m paying private health insurance. I was told there are insufficient nurses to deal with all the patients they have, so I had to stay.
The MRI and CT scan didn’t happen as the machine had broken down!!! My husband was very agitated, and the neurologist and I agreed he would be better at home. Therefore, we had to make an appointment for the MRI and CT scan (29th November) I waited over an hour to make this appointment, while my husband was in his hospital room. There were 6 people in front of me, and one person in reception, who decided to deal with people who jumped the queue and one friend (I think Fran was his name).
Reception staff are awful and provide terrible customer service. They wander away on their phones when they feel like it and don’t appreciate that people visiting the hospital may be dealing with life and death situations. They are abysmal and need training.
I see from these reviews this has been going on for over a year, so I’m not sure if my comments will make any difference at all.
Absolutely shocking service.
On a brighter note, when you actually get to see a specialist, they are amazing.
Prices for popular procedures:
-
Laminoplasty
≈ $10,570
-
Lumbar laminectomy
≈ $9,046
-
Instrumented spine stabilization
$18,871
-
Spine dynamic stabilization
≈ $6,620
-
Cervical fusion
≈ $8,924
-
Anterior lumbar interbody fusion (ALIF)
≈ $10,758
-
Posterior lumbar interbody fusion (PLIF)
≈ $9,627
-
Interspinous fixation with implant
≈ $12,436
-
Percutaneous pedicle screw fixation
≈ $6,336
3.4
5 reviews
1
from Peter
December 05, 2023
Not as professional and friendly as they promote, all about earning money from you or your insurance but with very little care or treatment. All year with appointments and specialist for cancer an tumours ,scan after scan but not any diagnosis or treatment and suffering with swollen eye, colour change, nose and cheek burning pain and insane pressure on head and face but still no help , even though colour change on scan for my rights side of brain , cyst inside my face and gigantic problem at the back of my head and they say no problem and haven’t operated or treated. I hope I’m not dying but still don’t have any diagnosis or confirmation of anything.Now thinking I need to go to another country for help ? Wouldn’t recommend to nobody?? They won’t do anything about these reviews and even give the same answer to each person.
1
from Anita Mojtahedi
November 26, 2023
Avoid this hospital! I had to visit the hospital because of a sinus infection, but was rushed into several entirely useless procedures just to hike up the bill. The whole experience was horrible with unfriendly and rude staff. However, the worst part was that a nurse stole 340 euros from my purse in my handbag that I left in the examination room with the nurse when I was pushed into a toilet for another useless test. The hospital operations reeks of scamming people in every possible way. Despicable behaviour preying on people in a vulnerable situation.
1
from Gail Macgregor
November 13, 2023
Avoid this hospital
My husband was admitted to this hospital in 2021, 2022 and 2 days ago.
In 2021 I visited him on a Sunday, and he was on the floor (with a broken leg) trying to get onto the sofa, to get out of the window as he was hallucinating. He was on the second floor! The window was then closed and locked but no-one had noticed my husband on the floor, which is a worry. I then had to push for a brain scan, which, according to Xanit showed nothing abnormal.
He has now been diagnosed with dementia at Guadalhorce hospital, so I chose to go private again to make things happen faster.
We saw a neurologist at Xanit who said he should be hospitalised.
When we arrived at the hospital it took over 20 minutes to park as the car park was full, then when we got to reception there were almost 35 people in front of us. We were over an hour late to get to our appointment and then the computers went down!!!
We had to go down to Urgencias to be admitted. They told me he had to go to a hospital in Malaga. I then had to go back to the neurologist, as Urgencias refused to call him, and he told them to admit my husband. There was an amazing lack of communication, and the girl who was in triage was basically rude. We were then subjected to a 2/3 hour wait, then taken to a surgical ward where the nurses all moaned about the fact he was being taken into this hospital.
I speak and understand Spanish so was very aware of the things being said and I am absolutely horrified at how we were treated.
He was hospitalised on Wednesday, and we were told he would get an MRI and CT scan. My husband was aggressive, and I was told I had to stay with him 24/7. This is not why I’m paying private health insurance. I was told there are insufficient nurses to deal with all the patients they have, so I had to stay.
The MRI and CT scan didn’t happen as the machine had broken down!!! My husband was very agitated, and the neurologist and I agreed he would be better at home. Therefore, we had to make an appointment for the MRI and CT scan (29th November) I waited over an hour to make this appointment, while my husband was in his hospital room. There were 6 people in front of me, and one person in reception, who decided to deal with people who jumped the queue and one friend (I think Fran was his name).
Reception staff are awful and provide terrible customer service. They wander away on their phones when they feel like it and don’t appreciate that people visiting the hospital may be dealing with life and death situations. They are abysmal and need training.
I see from these reviews this has been going on for over a year, so I’m not sure if my comments will make any difference at all.
Absolutely shocking service.
On a brighter note, when you actually get to see a specialist, they are amazing.
Málaga, Spain
Specializations: Cardiac surgery, Vascular surgery, Thoracic surgery, Neurosurgery, Spine surgery, Orthopedic surgery, Oncology
Vithas Xanit Internacional is a private hospital, located in the heart of the Costa del Sol in the city of Benalmadena (Malaga region). Our team
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5
from Jason Allen
October 10, 2023
I had to attend the oftalmología urgencias department and the four staff present treated me fantastically. This was on Saturday October 7, and they were busy all day. I had lots of tests and was given an appointment to return on Monday to the main department for a revision. Spain really has the best public care in the world, I'm sure of it. Muchas gracias.
2
from Jeffrey Vollmer
December 29, 2022
The urgent care facility is dirty, poorly organized. The staff engages in unsanitary practices: trash receptacles-including those that take hazardous waste are left uncovered, and you often see trash littering the floor around the trash cans. Also, multiple patients are asked to sit and lie on the same paper covering on the examining tables. I saw this in multiple examining rooms.
The doctor who cared for me, Manuel Luis Gomez Blanco, was rude, impatient and haughty. He tried to dismiss me after treating me for only one of the ailments I came for. It was a very unpleasant experience, but I was able to get the treatment I sought. I just should not have had to deal with such an unprofessional environment and uncaring treatment by staff. I am fortunate my ailments were not life threatening.
1
from Dra. Luisa
June 15, 2022
I didn’t even want to give you a star. First this La Paz hospital is not friendly to English speaking patients. For international tourists or expats! You will die here . I brought my daughter to their ER. She was having shortness of breath..due to her asthma exacerbation. they made us wait for 3 hours but no treatment given nor tests done. Horrible private hospital. I went to see the doctor to tell her that my daughter needs to be nebulized. Instead of talking to me properly. They sent me out because none of them speaks English and they said wait to be called ! For 3 hours of waiting nobody gave my child management nor diagnostic procedure ! They didn’t care as to what I was pleading for . i will complain to Adeslas my health insurance and will make a report on this . I’m a dermatologist and a medical journalist from the philippines. I know the management to asthma very well. Their doctors/ nurses are all rude and with no empathy to patients. They should have. English speaking representative for the tourists coming to Spain. It’s pathetic that they have no treatment .-
Prices for popular procedures:
-
Laminoplasty
≈ $10,570
-
Lumbar laminectomy
≈ $9,046
-
Instrumented spine stabilization
≈ $18,871
-
Spine dynamic stabilization
≈ $6,620
-
Cervical fusion
≈ $8,924
-
Anterior lumbar interbody fusion (ALIF)
≈ $10,758
-
Posterior lumbar interbody fusion (PLIF)
≈ $9,627
-
Interspinous fixation with implant
≈ $12,436
-
Percutaneous pedicle screw fixation
≈ $6,336
3.7
5 reviews
5
from Jason Allen
October 10, 2023
I had to attend the oftalmología urgencias department and the four staff present treated me fantastically. This was on Saturday October 7, and they were busy all day. I had lots of tests and was given an appointment to return on Monday to the main department for a revision. Spain really has the best public care in the world, I'm sure of it. Muchas gracias.
2
from Jeffrey Vollmer
December 29, 2022
The urgent care facility is dirty, poorly organized. The staff engages in unsanitary practices: trash receptacles-including those that take hazardous waste are left uncovered, and you often see trash littering the floor around the trash cans. Also, multiple patients are asked to sit and lie on the same paper covering on the examining tables. I saw this in multiple examining rooms.
The doctor who cared for me, Manuel Luis Gomez Blanco, was rude, impatient and haughty. He tried to dismiss me after treating me for only one of the ailments I came for. It was a very unpleasant experience, but I was able to get the treatment I sought. I just should not have had to deal with such an unprofessional environment and uncaring treatment by staff. I am fortunate my ailments were not life threatening.
1
from Dra. Luisa
June 15, 2022
I didn’t even want to give you a star. First this La Paz hospital is not friendly to English speaking patients. For international tourists or expats! You will die here . I brought my daughter to their ER. She was having shortness of breath..due to her asthma exacerbation. they made us wait for 3 hours but no treatment given nor tests done. Horrible private hospital. I went to see the doctor to tell her that my daughter needs to be nebulized. Instead of talking to me properly. They sent me out because none of them speaks English and they said wait to be called ! For 3 hours of waiting nobody gave my child management nor diagnostic procedure ! They didn’t care as to what I was pleading for . i will complain to Adeslas my health insurance and will make a report on this . I’m a dermatologist and a medical journalist from the philippines. I know the management to asthma very well. Their doctors/ nurses are all rude and with no empathy to patients. They should have. English speaking representative for the tourists coming to Spain. It’s pathetic that they have no treatment .-
Madrid, Spain
Specializations: Cardiac surgery, Vascular surgery, Thoracic surgery, Neurosurgery, Spine surgery, Orthopedic surgery, Oncology
The La Paz University Hospital was inaugurated in 1964. Five decades in which this center has served millions of citizens of the Community of Madrid
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5
from Ana Montero
November 22, 2023
I want to thank the surgical pavilion, second floor, for how they behaved with the patient Pilar Sánchez Moreno (room 18) until her last moments.
Thank you to the doctors, nurses, assistants and all the staff, not only for their professionalism, which is impressive, but also for their humanity and empathy.
WE HAVE TO THANK THEM AND APPLAUD THEM NOT ONLY IN A PANDEMIC.
It's a shame we forget so soon
THANK YOU BIG
5
from FLOR OTERO LÓPEZ
November 17, 2023
I am very grateful for the treatment my father has received in the surgical ward of this hospital.
All the staff have been exceptional.....this is QUALITY HEALTH! Thank you!!!
5
from Jaime Pérez del Valle
September 26, 2023
I wanted to express my enormous gratitude. to the colonoscopy and endoscopy team who worked today 09/26/23 for the treatment received by the doctor, anesthetist, and nursing staff. Etc. I wouldn't want to leave anyone without congratulating them.
Thank you so much everyone
Prices for popular procedures:
-
Laminoplasty
≈ $10,570
-
Lumbar laminectomy
≈ $9,046
-
Instrumented spine stabilization
≈ $18,871
-
Spine dynamic stabilization
≈ $6,620
-
Cervical fusion
≈ $8,924
-
Anterior lumbar interbody fusion (ALIF)
≈ $10,758
-
Posterior lumbar interbody fusion (PLIF)
≈ $9,627
-
Interspinous fixation with implant
≈ $12,436
-
Percutaneous pedicle screw fixation
≈ $6,336
4.1
5 reviews
5
from Ana Montero
November 22, 2023
I want to thank the surgical pavilion, second floor, for how they behaved with the patient Pilar Sánchez Moreno (room 18) until her last moments.
Thank you to the doctors, nurses, assistants and all the staff, not only for their professionalism, which is impressive, but also for their humanity and empathy.
WE HAVE TO THANK THEM AND APPLAUD THEM NOT ONLY IN A PANDEMIC.
It's a shame we forget so soon
THANK YOU BIG
5
from FLOR OTERO LÓPEZ
November 17, 2023
I am very grateful for the treatment my father has received in the surgical ward of this hospital.
All the staff have been exceptional.....this is QUALITY HEALTH! Thank you!!!
5
from Jaime Pérez del Valle
September 26, 2023
I wanted to express my enormous gratitude. to the colonoscopy and endoscopy team who worked today 09/26/23 for the treatment received by the doctor, anesthetist, and nursing staff. Etc. I wouldn't want to leave anyone without congratulating them.
Thank you so much everyone
Madrid, Spain
Specializations: Thoracic surgery, Neurosurgery, Spine surgery, Orthopedic surgery, Oncology
The Cantoblanco Hospital is located in a natural setting on the Valdelatas mountain. It was built at the beginning of the 20th century as the
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1
from Hamid Varzi
July 27, 2023
I am shocked at how mediocre and overrated this nationally famous clinic is. Even as an international, self-paying client my appointments in late 2022 were continually mixed up and, worse still, the 3 weeks of extensive diagnoses were inconclusive and they recommended cortisone for the pains throughout my body, claiming there was no alternative to this treatment. My pains steadily increased and at one stage I could no longer get out of bed without help. I finally visited a microbiologist in Hamburg who correctly diagnosed the cause, and with a simple change of diet I was pain-free within a week!. I am now completely off cortisone.
1
from Halyna
June 13, 2023
The worst childbirth that you could imagine!
Unfortunately, we chose this clinic for childbirth. At the 39th week Dra. Laura Muñoz Saá said me, that labor induction was needed. Although we did not agree with this, but we trusted her words that everything will be fine and that it is better for me and child.
The doctor assured only about the advantages of induction of labor. However, there was not a word about complications and possible consequences. Although everything was written in the informed consent.
After the start of induction, irregular labor began (opening from 2 cm to 10 cm per hour). I screamed from pain and begged for pain relief due to excruciating pain. Everyone just said that I should breathe, and I will never forget the words of the anesthesiologist who came to install epidural anesthesia. He said "all women give birth, what do you mean you can't sit down for 2 minutes?" In those moments, I prayed that it would end soon and barely sat through those 2 minutes of hellish pain. After the examination, the doctor on shift told that the cervix was already fully dilated and the child was in distress. I was told that a caesarean section should be performed immediately.
To go through hellish pain so that it ends with an operation is not the worst. The worst thing is when they start making an incision, and you say that you feel pain, just pain, and not the feeling that something is being done. In response from the anesthesiologist, I heard "don't make it up, you can't feel pain."
No one but me will understand the torments that I went through and that left a mark on my heart forever.
The most beautiful day of my life became one of the worst for me due to excruciating pain and a feeling of helplessness. When you beg for pain relief, which they still think about giving you or not, because they don't believe that you can feel such unbearable pain.
The only thing that was at the highest level was the help of the nurses and the matrons with the child. Thank you very much for your work and help!
2
from Ursula Romero
January 10, 2023
My parents have been getting treatment at this place since 2018 and since it's doors first openend then, the customer service and quality has gone down by a lot. They are taking on too many people and they are loosing sight of what matters most: the patient and their family. I lost my father recently and I am sure that his doctors at the CUN could have looked after their patient more in detail rather than making us wait for hours sometimes and the most difficult part was for my dad or me to get a hold of his doctors. The ER room service is also basically non existent. I will never use that Clinic again. Great doctors, latest Tecno but not attention to detail and bad administration.
Prices for popular procedures:
-
Laminoplasty
≈ $10,570
-
Lumbar laminectomy
≈ $9,046
-
Instrumented spine stabilization
≈ $18,871
-
Spine dynamic stabilization
≈ $6,620
-
Cervical fusion
≈ $8,924
-
Anterior lumbar interbody fusion (ALIF)
≈ $10,758
-
Posterior lumbar interbody fusion (PLIF)
≈ $9,627
-
Interspinous fixation with implant
≈ $12,436
-
Percutaneous pedicle screw fixation
≈ $6,336
3.5
5 reviews
1
from Hamid Varzi
July 27, 2023
I am shocked at how mediocre and overrated this nationally famous clinic is. Even as an international, self-paying client my appointments in late 2022 were continually mixed up and, worse still, the 3 weeks of extensive diagnoses were inconclusive and they recommended cortisone for the pains throughout my body, claiming there was no alternative to this treatment. My pains steadily increased and at one stage I could no longer get out of bed without help. I finally visited a microbiologist in Hamburg who correctly diagnosed the cause, and with a simple change of diet I was pain-free within a week!. I am now completely off cortisone.
1
from Halyna
June 13, 2023
The worst childbirth that you could imagine!
Unfortunately, we chose this clinic for childbirth. At the 39th week Dra. Laura Muñoz Saá said me, that labor induction was needed. Although we did not agree with this, but we trusted her words that everything will be fine and that it is better for me and child.
The doctor assured only about the advantages of induction of labor. However, there was not a word about complications and possible consequences. Although everything was written in the informed consent.
After the start of induction, irregular labor began (opening from 2 cm to 10 cm per hour). I screamed from pain and begged for pain relief due to excruciating pain. Everyone just said that I should breathe, and I will never forget the words of the anesthesiologist who came to install epidural anesthesia. He said "all women give birth, what do you mean you can't sit down for 2 minutes?" In those moments, I prayed that it would end soon and barely sat through those 2 minutes of hellish pain. After the examination, the doctor on shift told that the cervix was already fully dilated and the child was in distress. I was told that a caesarean section should be performed immediately.
To go through hellish pain so that it ends with an operation is not the worst. The worst thing is when they start making an incision, and you say that you feel pain, just pain, and not the feeling that something is being done. In response from the anesthesiologist, I heard "don't make it up, you can't feel pain."
No one but me will understand the torments that I went through and that left a mark on my heart forever.
The most beautiful day of my life became one of the worst for me due to excruciating pain and a feeling of helplessness. When you beg for pain relief, which they still think about giving you or not, because they don't believe that you can feel such unbearable pain.
The only thing that was at the highest level was the help of the nurses and the matrons with the child. Thank you very much for your work and help!
2
from Ursula Romero
January 10, 2023
My parents have been getting treatment at this place since 2018 and since it's doors first openend then, the customer service and quality has gone down by a lot. They are taking on too many people and they are loosing sight of what matters most: the patient and their family. I lost my father recently and I am sure that his doctors at the CUN could have looked after their patient more in detail rather than making us wait for hours sometimes and the most difficult part was for my dad or me to get a hold of his doctors. The ER room service is also basically non existent. I will never use that Clinic again. Great doctors, latest Tecno but not attention to detail and bad administration.
Madrid, Spain
Specializations: Cardiac surgery, Vascular surgery, Thoracic surgery, Neurosurgery, Spine surgery, Orthopedic surgery, Oncology
Languages: English
The University Clinic of Navarra was founded in Pamplona in 1962 on the initiative of Saint Josemaría Escrivá de Balaguer, founder of Opus Dei. After
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5
from Andrew Borg-Cardona
July 04, 2023
I was lucky enough to be hospitalised here (you know what I mean) : without exception the doctors, nurses and auxiliaries were nothing less than superb. I thank them all!
5
from 27 Stories
June 11, 2023
Private hospital based in Pamplona and Madrid.
It is worth making the trip to attend any of its specialties, which are not few.
In my case, they have given us endless possibilities.
All staff are attentive, they explain each intervention/treatment in detail and work with insurance.
Everything is organized and they have professionals for everything.
Appointments are usually on time, the waiting time in the room is short.
There is a parking lot right in front.
We will repeat and I recommend this clinic.
5
from Dan Osterbery
December 27, 2022
An incredible service, the best hospital I have ever been too. Bedside manner from doctors, nurses, and all staff is fantastic
Prices for popular procedures:
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Laminoplasty
≈ $10,570
-
Lumbar laminectomy
≈ $9,046
-
Instrumented spine stabilization
≈ $18,871
-
Spine dynamic stabilization
≈ $6,620
-
Cervical fusion
≈ $8,924
-
Anterior lumbar interbody fusion (ALIF)
≈ $10,758
-
Posterior lumbar interbody fusion (PLIF)
≈ $9,627
-
Interspinous fixation with implant
≈ $12,436
-
Percutaneous pedicle screw fixation
≈ $6,336
3.7
5 reviews
5
from Andrew Borg-Cardona
July 04, 2023
I was lucky enough to be hospitalised here (you know what I mean) : without exception the doctors, nurses and auxiliaries were nothing less than superb. I thank them all!
5
from 27 Stories
June 11, 2023
Private hospital based in Pamplona and Madrid.
It is worth making the trip to attend any of its specialties, which are not few.
In my case, they have given us endless possibilities.
All staff are attentive, they explain each intervention/treatment in detail and work with insurance.
Everything is organized and they have professionals for everything.
Appointments are usually on time, the waiting time in the room is short.
There is a parking lot right in front.
We will repeat and I recommend this clinic.
5
from Dan Osterbery
December 27, 2022
An incredible service, the best hospital I have ever been too. Bedside manner from doctors, nurses, and all staff is fantastic
Pamplona, Spain
Specializations: Cardiac surgery, Vascular surgery, Thoracic surgery, Neurosurgery, Spine surgery, Orthopedic surgery, Oncology
Languages: English
The University Clinic of Navarra was founded in Pamplona in 1962 on the initiative of Saint Josemaría Escrivá de Balaguer, founder of Opus Dei. After
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1
from Richard Taylor
October 18, 2023
I have had dialysis here on 3 occasions and must say I wasn’t happy with the service here,my appointments always over an hour late and when I got back to the hotel the restaurant was closed thanks to the hospital.I’ve had two mishaps here with the staff when I come off the machine I bled really bad and no one rushed to help me.they do things in there own time and they never made me feel welcome and also a languages barrier here.
I would never go to this unit again they do half of job.our nhs do a far better job than hcb Benidorm.
4
from Lucas Hayhurst
October 04, 2023
I came (with no appointment) for a dental X ray. The wait was only 25 minutes. The staff were very helpful. The hospital was busy but very clean.
5
from Corinne Fellows
September 23, 2023
I was admitted to HCB on Weds 6th September, for hip replacement on Thurs 7th Sept to be carried out by Dr. Barcelo.
Unfortunately my procedure had unforseen complications which resulted in a predicted 4day stay extend to 9days. Apart from the anonymous blood donors without whom I would not have survived my operation, I owe a debt of deep gratitude to Dr. Barcelo and all the nursing staff on floor 2. The care I received was amazing, 24hrs a day. Once again ,thanks and gratitude from the bottom of my heart.
Prices for popular procedures:
-
Laminoplasty
≈ $10,570
-
Lumbar laminectomy
≈ $9,046
-
Instrumented spine stabilization
≈ $18,871
-
Spine dynamic stabilization
≈ $6,620
-
Cervical fusion
≈ $8,924
-
Anterior lumbar interbody fusion (ALIF)
≈ $10,758
-
Posterior lumbar interbody fusion (PLIF)
≈ $9,627
-
Interspinous fixation with implant
≈ $12,436
-
Percutaneous pedicle screw fixation
≈ $6,336
3.6
5 reviews
1
from Richard Taylor
October 18, 2023
I have had dialysis here on 3 occasions and must say I wasn’t happy with the service here,my appointments always over an hour late and when I got back to the hotel the restaurant was closed thanks to the hospital.I’ve had two mishaps here with the staff when I come off the machine I bled really bad and no one rushed to help me.they do things in there own time and they never made me feel welcome and also a languages barrier here.
I would never go to this unit again they do half of job.our nhs do a far better job than hcb Benidorm.
4
from Lucas Hayhurst
October 04, 2023
I came (with no appointment) for a dental X ray. The wait was only 25 minutes. The staff were very helpful. The hospital was busy but very clean.
5
from Corinne Fellows
September 23, 2023
I was admitted to HCB on Weds 6th September, for hip replacement on Thurs 7th Sept to be carried out by Dr. Barcelo.
Unfortunately my procedure had unforseen complications which resulted in a predicted 4day stay extend to 9days. Apart from the anonymous blood donors without whom I would not have survived my operation, I owe a debt of deep gratitude to Dr. Barcelo and all the nursing staff on floor 2. The care I received was amazing, 24hrs a day. Once again ,thanks and gratitude from the bottom of my heart.
Benidorm, Spain
Specializations: Cardiac surgery, Vascular surgery, Thoracic surgery, Neurosurgery, Spine surgery, Orthopedic surgery, Oncology
Languages: Arabic, Dutch, English, French, German, Norwegian, Russian
HCB started out in the hands of the Paz Figueroa family at the time of Benidorm's tourism boom and services the areas first tourists. The
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Procedures
Diseases
- Hemivertebra excision by request
- Lumbosacral plexus surgery ≈ $16,441
- Spina bifida treatment by request
- Spinal cord herniation surgery by request
- Spinal deformity correction ≈ $20,714
- Spine biopsy ≈ $3,996
- Spine fractures surgical treatment ≈ $21,522
- Spine tumor surgery ≈ $18,270
- Surgery for spondylolisthesis ≈ $22,731
- Tailbone removal by request
- Thoracic discectomy ≈ $9,617
- Total en bloc spondylectomy (TES) ≈ $24,229
- Atlantoaxial joint fracture
- Coccydynia
- Craniovertebral junction pathology
- Flat back syndrome
- Klippel-Feil syndrome (KFS)
- Kyphosis
- Lumbosacral plexus injury
- Neurogenic claudication
- Ossification of the posterior longitudinal ligament (OPLL)
- Osteomyelitis
- Osteophytes
- Paget disease
- Pseudoarthrosis
- Sacrococcygeal teratoma (SCT)
- Scoliosis
- Spinal cord herniation
- Spinal cyst
- Spinal deformity
- Spinal instability
- Spinal trauma