I arrived in Zurich with a sciatic pain, i wasn't able to walk, we found this urgent care outside…read moreof the train station, it was a long wait but the service was outstanding! The Dr Elliane Musman was so calm, friendly, caring, she explained to me what my pain was coming from, she gave me the proper treatment! I want to give her 10 stars! Thank you so much for your attention.

Awful place. My insurer sent me here and wrote a letter for the consultant. After waiting over an…read morehour I was told by the consultant that I should not have been directed here and that they could not see me. Why would you make me wait for over an hour to say that? The consultant was quite sarcastic and rude. I wish the receptionists were the consultants as they had a much better 'bedside manner'. I hope I never have to go back there again. The thought of it makes me feel ill :(

No medical attention was given all night (7 hours) at the emergency. My husband has serious skin…read moreproblem we can yesterday then the did tests and discharged him and said if it gets worst come back. It spreaded more and got worst. Nurse checked the vitals and asked to wait after 4 hours wait AT THE EMERGENCY. We waited another 3 hours, no doctor. After spending all night in the hospital we are leaving the hospital unattended

I'm the Dutchess of Universitatsspital Zurich, how weird!…read more Anyway, this is the reason why I have less time these days. I want to write this review to inform everyone how absolutely wonderful Universitatsspital Zurich is. This review is only about the intensive care unit. The Universitatsspital Zurich is apparently the best heart hospital in all of Switzerland. My boyfriends mother was rushed here from Winterthur via the Rega (Swiss Air Rescue) helicopter. Rega is a nonprofit organization and it's really wonderful! Their goal is to pick anyone up in Switzerland within 15 minutes. If you pay 40 CHF a year then you don't get charged a lot... I think? Anyway, the doctors in this hospital are hardworking, understanding, sensitive, well informed, caring, and wonderful, and probably a lot more words. My boyfriends mother spent 2 weeks here until she was transferred to the intensive care unit in Schaffhausen (today! yay! she's in Schaffhausen!) and within the two weeks I was able to become somewhat comfortable with the intensive care unit, (well, only a floor) and the people in it. Every day we were able to call the hospital at any time and get a thorough description of what was happening. Every day when we arrived a doctor would meet with us and explain face to face what was happening. They were always very clear, they told us when they didn't know something, and they let us take plenty of time with questions. These doctors could make life changing decisions very quickly. There were several doctors working with my boyfriends mother, but since I was here for a while the faces became familiar. I truly felt that these people cared immensely for her. I felt a calmness with the doctors, they really had a warmth to them. I don't know too much about hospitals, but they really have all the shiz here. So. many. things. Tubes, and wires and lines and machines and more tubes and gauze and stickers and bla bla bla! It's amazing! Everyone manages to be so organized and the doctors always smile and greet you when you're in the room, even if they have 1038123 other things to be thinking about. Unfortunately the visiting hours are 1 p.m. to 8 p.m., but you can come anytime if it's the first day there, I think. You're in good hands here, they will help.