My experience today is a reflection of being a child of two doctors who have worked here and one…read moredoctor who educated general surgeons and worked with nurses employed here. Pros 1. Clean environment that makes the patient and family comfortable 2. Friendly front reception staff Cons 1. Grandmother stayed o/n for monitoring. Doctor did not visit once and was treated by nurses. They made the executive decision to open an IV and take blood from the other arm. Both arms are now completely bruised. 2 days after stay, new blood tests requested, she refused on the account of the state of her arms. A monitoring device was installed for 74 TL co-pay: at the time of writing $25.50 ($5.50 more than Aetna and Cigna co-pay for private institutions in the US). 2. We had to visit the doctor's personal offices to see the person as he did not visit the in-patients in the hospital. This would cost an additional couple hundred lira for non-doctor families. 3. Crowded waiting rooms where receptionists yell patient names instead of assigning numbers. This was my first experience with this application.

This is a private hospital with minimum service. Avoid it if you can…read more My mother-in-law (91) whom we checked in to the emergency room for blood tests (Wednesday July the 20th, 2016) was checked out the next morning because of extremely poor almost negligent care. With her we kind of checked in too. Because her excellency the night 'NURSE' on duty would not even help her to the bathroom. She said she had to call 'personnel' to help her. Eventually a middle age man came and took her to the bathroom. Later someone took her blood pressure and left the cuff there. My mother-in-law who was confused got angry and ripped it off. A female patient who was screaming of pain was chastised for crying. At least three patients (besides me) had family members assisting them for their needs.. Their policy is not to intervene... Whenever someone came to do something their attitude was very rude and unrespectful. Every time my patient cried or complained they called me (in the lounge because there are no chairs in the emergency room) from my cell phone to assist her. As though I was part of the staff. Talking about the staff, at any given moment at least half of them including junior doctors were smoking outside the emergency room entrance. A pitiful medical facility in the center of a capitol city. What a pity...