In the event of an emergency, you will be helped so that you don't fall over the edge, but that's about it for the positive things. The diagnosis, if desired, is carried out according to the following scheme: "How can we, Asklepios, earn the most money? Even if the diagnosis is very unrealistic, but it would somehow be possible...." Likewise, during a stay, the discharge report is very likely to be incorrect, which in my case was even proven by witnesses. Something will then be changed, but not in such a way that it would be correct. The rooms where I or my girlfriend at the time were were modern, but you don't have to hope for something like WiFi. The food is also typically bad in a hospital, in keeping with my first sentence. You don't starve, but that's it. My tip: It's better to let your car mechanic, the kebab man or a homeless person make a diagnosis, unless you are unconscious or your health deteriorates extremely within minutes. This is more likely to fit than what you are told in AK Harburg.

Today my wife and I were in the emergency room with a psychiatric referral. After three and a half hours, treatment was refused because we don't live in the hospital's catchment area. Instead we were sent to Wandsbek. The instruction was written by a doctor who practices in the catchment area (Wilhelmsburg). After another 3 hours, people in Wandsbek were much more open-minded. Harburg never again.

With pain in my arm after a fall, I accompanied my wife to the emergency room. A very friendly and sensitive employee patiently carried out the formalities and handed out a cooling pad. I was then allowed to accompany my wife to the waiting area, which I then had to leave. When I looked through the window about 5 minutes later, my wife was no longer in the waiting area. About 2 hours later I was able to pick up my wife, who now had her arm in a cast, at the exit. She had nothing but good things to say about the staff Everyone would have been very friendly. Conclusion: It works if everyone is a little friendly. Patients can be nasty. But mutual respect is always the better way.

unfreundlich, stundenlange wartezeiten trotz leerem wartezimmer in der notaufnahme . . . man fühlt sich wie in einem jungelhospital. und das in deutschland, es ist schwer zu fassen.

Very respectful staff very polite very correct. I had an operation and the doctors there are very educated and even the nurses are very relaxed. The rooms are cleaned and cleaned every morning. So cleanliness an A+ with a ⭐️ thank you for your work🙏🏻

It's really clean hospital with helpful staff.

My mother (85) was in the emergency room for a total of 15+ hours from the morning, there was no eating or drinking, something like that doesn't work

The last 6! Appointments were canceled in Pia 2 and each time I had to wait weeks or months for the next appointment, which was then canceled again. In addition, some of the appointments were only canceled when I was already there, i.e. I didn't call beforehand. And the exceptions where a call was made were only a few minutes before, which of course didn't do much for me because I was already on my way! After a year of almost exclusively appointment cancellations, I gave up and didn't make another appointment.

Simply underground! Dr Claudia Fuchs simply sent me home with a blood pressure of 160/100, chest tightness, dizziness… with a note. It's just documented here 👎🏻

Super

Notaufnahme hilft nicht immer. Nicht vergleichbar mit anderen KH. Barmbek zum Beispiel nimmt einen ernst, mit seinen Beschwerden

Ich verschwende nicht meine Zeit und halte mich kurz und bündig Einfach nur schlecht !!

Es gibt zwar einpaar höfliche Mitarbeiter aber nur eine Handvoll, den anderen interessiert nur deren Geld 💰

I had to go to the emergency practice on a Sunday and was given the best advice! A super clean, modern waiting room, nice reception staff, hardly any waiting time and good and professional treatment. Can I definitely recommend.