Un hospital donde te anulan las visitas sin previo aviso, y una vez vale pero me lo han hecho 3…read moreveces. Son unos sinvergüenzas. Encima ellos dicen que si te han llamado claro, pero el registro de llamadas de mi mvl dice lo contrario y se puede demostrar .No lo recomiendo para nada, ya que es perder el tiempo. Además médicos sin experiencia que se pasan la rueda y te mandan a otro especialista porque ellos no tienen ni idea. No les pongo un cero porque no me deja.

* read the Google and trust pilot reviews instead!…read more I had a horrible experience at the blood department today (ground floor). I tried to speak Spanish but admittedly my Spanish is very limited. One very nice receptionist offered to speak English which I was grateful for. I was there to get repeated pregnancy loss bloods. I was told to go to the fourth floor (gynaecology) who were very helpful but confused as to why I had been sent there from floor one (blood draw department) to ask for a 'pack' when I had already received authorisation from gynaecologist at CIMA. When I returned to the blood draw floor (ground) I tried to speak in Spanish again but found I couldn't explain myself. I reverted to English and found two extremely rude receptionist's laughing at my accent and laughing when I tried to speak Spanish (I am learning but new to it). I put a cup of water down which was accidentally spilled when the receptionist moved some papers. I said 'sorry' for leaving the cup there. The two rude receptionists began openly laughing and were mocking my accent saying 'sorry' 'sorry' and were obviously laughing together in a room of myself and other patients. I have never felt so humiliated. This was not what I needed before going for repeated pregnancy loss bloods, something I wish I never had to do. I asked the receptionist who could speak English to please be more respectful to patients. Especially when they don't have the language yet but are trying. I was extremely nervous and upset then going in to get bloods drawn. The two rude receptionists also demanded other patients went to get a ticket, despite patients telling them they couldn't because the machine had run out of paper. Overall, I have never had any other issue with a different department in CIMA, only the ground floor staff at the blood draw. I'm placing a formal complaint to Sanitas about this experience also, something I don't usually do but feel I have to on this occasion. Hope I never have to deal with them again and I no longer have faith in their ability to care for patients.

Great care for the person and in a rapid fashion. Being new to the area it was easy to find and…read moreunderstand the process to check in at administration and then get assistance from the healthcare provider. Overall getting help when you're not feeling well and running a fever is important and the type of care that was provided to us was fast and efficient!

This is a great place if you need emergency medical attention and fast! They'll get you right in…read morewith a short amount of wait time (I waited 45 mins just after being admitted). Another important fact is that as a foreigner without insurance they provide you with a basic fee to be paid of 223 euros which is cheap by comparison to most hospitals in the U.S. Hopefully you won't need it. I unfortunately did and was there just last night (03/17/2013).

In the US, you pay nothing and get nothing. In Scandinavia, you pay a lot and get a lot. In…read moreCatalonia, you pay a lot and get nothing. The health care system is a perfect example of this. As an expat, the money you pay on Seguredad Social amount to between 150 and 250 Euro per month (out of an average salary of 1600 Euro before taxes), for which you get waiting lists for up to 1-2 years and doctors that don't speak English. With this in mind you would think that private hospitals would fill the void, right? Wrong. Places such as Clinica Corachan steal your money and deliver below-par performances that do not take care of the physical issues you have now paid twice for, publicly and privately. They do perform painful examinations though, which have no connection to the ills you have. They also don't speak English, and they do not answer your e-mails for follow-up questions and answers. These people should be ashamed of themselves.

Clean facility with carrying staff. 2 huge buildings connected with hospital on one side and…read moredoctors on the other. Little bit confusing to go back and forth. But most of staff are eager to help.

It is mg usual medical center when I am in Barcelona to check the health and do annual check up…read more Never had problems either insurance to cover my services. Technologically advanced, very good doctors and service is excellent

" Great Hospital with Great Patient Care "…read more My wife and I were on a 42 day Europe cruise when she fell and broke 3 bones in her ankle. We were taken off the cruise ship in Barcelona, Spain and taken via an ambulance to Centro Medico Teknon. My wife and I stayed in the medical facility for 3 days while they treated her. This medical center had all top notch facilities and the customer service, which made the USA look bad. We were met at the hospital by Maria Cararach who was the cruise ship's Medical Coordinator for the hospital. Maria was one of the most hard working, organized, efficient, coordinators, I have ever seen. Maria worked so many hours at the hospital interpreting, and handling all the cruise customers who needed medical help, answering questions between the hospital and patients. She even gave us her cell phone so we could call her late at night if we had a problem. This lady was Outstanding ! Everyone at the Medical Center respected and listened to her especially the Dr's. I don't know how, or what we would have done without her. If she came to the United States I would get her a huge paying job immediately. Thank You Maria. You are Awesome ! I was able to sleep in my wife's room in a made up bed by 2 ladies daily next to her. The constant nurses coming in all day and night applying medicine and other medical care was outstanding. Nurse Lolitie was so nice and made sure my wife's every need was taken care of. Orfidel administered my wife's pain medication, and came in so many times to make sure my wife was as comfortable as possible. Dr. Ignacio Muro one of the top surgeons in the hospital came in or called me a couple times a day to look at my wifes ankle and to explain going forward, what we had to look forward too. He was so nice and educational with his presentations and examinations before we headed back to the United States for Surgery on my wife's foot. The Centro Medico Teknon gets the highest grade of an A + , THANK YOU !

I would like to express my deepest gratitude to the entire team at Hospital de Sant Pau for the…read moreextraordinary care my husband received during one of the most critical moments of our lives. When my husband suffered a sudden cardiac arrest, we were thrown into a situation filled with fear and uncertainty. From the very first moment, your medical team responded with urgency, expertise, and compassion. The doctors and surgeons who performed his open-heart surgery demonstrated not only exceptional skill, but also calm confidence that gave our family hope during an incredibly frightening time. Throughout his recovery, the nurses, medical assistants, and support staff provided constant care, attentiveness, and kindness. They treated my husband not just as a patient, but as a person--always with dignity, patience, and warmth. Every interaction, whether big or small, made a meaningful difference in his healing process and in our peace of mind. I would also like to recognize the physical therapy team, whose encouragement and guidance played a vital role in helping my husband regain strength and begin his path back to normal life. Their dedication and positivity truly stood out. Our family spent 21 days in Barcelona during his recovery, and while it was an unexpected and challenging time, we will always remember the incredible level of care and humanity shown by everyone at your hospital. Thank you for saving my husband's life and for supporting our family through such a difficult journey. We are forever grateful.

El otorrino en urgencias, no te quita la cera, solo abre un pequeño conducto por el que sale el…read moresonido, pero te deja todo el pegote de cera en el oido. Esto se ha vuelto habitual. Es una verguenza que estos "profesionales" trabajen de cara al publico tan mal. la ultima vez el Dr. ZaWada, me dijo que no habia cera y no lo limpio, cuando el oido esta a rebosar de cera. Vergonzoso,!! pongan profesionales que hagan su trabajo con interes y respeto por el paciente.