one of the worst hospital in the world . Doctor Hendrick made a whole in my moms hearts during the…read moresurgery and she started bleeding. even after the surgery they watched her in emergency room only for one hour. they lied about that too afterwards that they watched 4 hours. then after they put my mom in normal room my mom was still complaining about cheat pain instead doing a c scan they just gave her pill to relax. my mom heart stopped after seven hours in big pain and doctors did nothing.if they would have done cscan in the BeginNing they could have saved her life but they did not care . Doctor Nazan Puluca had a weird and unaccw relationship with my mom as her doctor for seven year demanding gifts ffor her constantly . that is illigal asking as a doctor gift for herself and her mother . and in the end when my mom died in the hospital room Dr Deutsch was so rude telling me and my sister in front of my moms dead bed that they are the best hospital in the world . stay away from this hospital stay away from Doctor Hendrick Ruge and from the lier doctor Nazan Puluca. I have filed the biggest lawsuit in the medizin history against this doctors and the hospital. if the is any other lawsuit going on please contact me personally. I will go public in the world press I will go public in Germany on tv on internet and I will do everything make them stop practicing as a doctor

From the owner: Welcome to German Heart Center Munich The German Heart…read moreCenter Munich is a specialist hospital for heart and circulatory diseases. We have been committed to healing and exploring the heart for 50 years. Our mission is to care for children, adolescents and adults with heart disease.

The worst centre all over the world .. I still waiting to…read morefinish my treatment processes for more than 2 years. Uncooperative stuff, no response to emails I've been contacted them for more than 2 years and still waiting for response. Not recommended to anyone

Saturday night in the hospital, can you think any place better to be? Probably yes, but when you…read morehave to go, you have to go... My "little" problem was surgery that badly reopened and had to be quickly fixed, so at about 1:00am I entered in the Klinik. The (non-english-speaker) night watchman told me where to go, and there I find the (English-speaker) night nurse. And she was reassuring as an old grandma, professional as an experienced woman, enthusiastic as a young girl, friendly as ... can someone has all that quality and yet be real?? She saw the wound, applied first aid, called Dr W. (too bad his name wasn't Dr Who :) ) who started speak to me in Italian, unbelievable! And he was really great too! To make a long story short, when I went out I felt extraordinary well! I had two follow up: a few days later I returned there for a planned visit, to check that everything was right. It was in the morning, and a young lady doctor (very nice :) ) takes care of me. She was maybe at the end of her courses - the name "Chirurgische Klinik der Universität München" let me suppose that some are students completing their class. The second planned visit was after two weeks, to remove the stitches, that was perfectly done by a young man. Both cases there was a supervisor, and both cases I felt really well treated. I hope that no one has ever to go in a clinic, but if you really have to, consider this place!

Good treatment from some, incompetence from other medical and care personnel, infuriating attitudes…read morefrom administrative. I feel bad for people who work here. After asking the main cashier for a photocopy of my receipt and invoice I was told to go find a xerox machine myself. The one next to the clerk that I just paid for three times over was not available for patient needs. Take your blood pressure meds before you go to that office.

Expect to wait several hours in the waiting area between procedures/checks, even with only maybe 10…read moreother people there. One of my tests needed a followup and I asked the doctor if I should go back outside to wait again and he laughed at me saying "No! If you wait out there it will be many hours before you're back". Its true, that was my 4th round of waiting so far and that timing was consistent.

This hospital took in a patient who has been bleeding for two months and starving hasn't eaten in a…read moremonth. She needs two pints of blood pronto. She almost died. She is set up on a drip IV. She cant even stand by her own two feet after passing out and rushed to the hospital. They kick her out on the street and left her there to die! That is the cruelest hospital I have ever seen. Never have I witnessed such little concern for human life. She is dying right now as we speak.

This week I had a complete E2E experience at Klinikum rechts der Isar, the teaching hospital of the…read moreTechnical University of Munich. Emergency room, three-days hospitalisation, out-patient follow-ups. The emergency room was about a 45 minute wait on a busy Monday evening, the insurance, hospitalisation and discharge processes were all hassle-free. The amenities in my double-bed room were also exactly right, neither luxurious nor too spartan, reminding me of the amenities during last hospitalisation experience of about 5 years ago in Stanford Medical Center. The foyer is also a unique selling point at rechts der Isar. It's a welcoming space with lots of glass, comfortable leather couches and leafy views. There's also a newsstand, barber and small cafe serving fruit, snacks and also ice-cream this time of year. As a in-care patient, it's especially nice to have a destination when you're up and stretching your legs. There was only one nit, and perhaps it's a professional sensitivity: the hospital is entirely offline. Meaning, no WiFi in the patient areas, patients or doctors, no electronic documents, lots of redundant paperwork and information gathering. Documents are not shared between the in- and out-care areas of the same team, they're re-done. E-Medicine at rechts der Isar is probably a decade behind, when I compare it to the US. And let's not mention the entirely paperless Finnish system. Most importantly, the care I received at rechts der Isar was top-notch. Competent and fresh-faced team of doctors, friendly and efficient nurses, a holistic approach, mixing both innovative and time-tested methods to getting my injury fixed and me back on my feet.