Arrivo al pronto soccorso alle 19 con codice azzurro. Vengo chiamata alle 4,40 del mattino dopo quasi 10 ore sulla sedia in sala d’attesa. Personale svogliato e indifferente. Infermiere che dormono al banco del triage durante il turno . Osservazione breve : girone dantesco ! Evitatelo se possibile…

Saturday morning at 05.00 I went to the emergency room, fever, cold, headache, very high blood pressure, tachycardia, hypertensive thrombophilic subject, despite having been warned that I was arriving with a fever, they let me in via the normal route, I took the swab, the receptionist nurse whispered to the colleague that I confused the surnames, my result was negative, I apologize to him, I heard that the surnames were confused, we want to repeat it please, I feel all the symptoms, like last year, in an annoyed tone he replies to me that his is negative and it was just an error in expression, be careful, about 3 hours in the meantime the conditions are significantly worsening but no one calls me to visit me, in the meantime the shift had changed, the nurse has changed, I come closer and tell the colleague's story the POSITIVE swab with a very high charge is repeated, immediately put on the mask and transferred to the covid ward, took samples and put them on hold until 1pm. The nurse who mixed up the swab should know that a thrombophilic subject is considered fragile; if in doubt, she has the moral obligation to repeat the swab rather than continuing to incessantly caress her beautiful jet-black hair. I'm very sorry, in the last 2 years I have found a notable deterioration even at the infamous Gemelli hospital.

Incompetent, to be avoided..... at the emergency room A lot of waiting, more than 15 hours Truly with all my heart I tell you to change jobs (I am addressing the nurses in reception) rude and rude nurses....... It's a slaughterhouse.... They are only saved because good doctors and professors work there. We need to get the nursing team in line.

I wanted to thank on my behalf and especially on behalf of my father who was hospitalized, the medical and nursing staff for the care and professionalism they have with their patients. Two days of hospitalization at the P.S. and us in the waiting room waiting. And in two days you can see many things and above all from what I have been able to see the nursing staff work with a lot of professionalism and care... And I must say they are very helpful.. thank you so much ❤️ for everything you have done and are doing x we.

(Translated by Google) Bad experience, unfortunately my father was taken to this hospital by the ambulance, it was not possible to change destination. Nightmare emergency room, the first information after almost 7 hours of waiting, a heart attack was hypothesized that in reality there was, in the following days it was very difficult to get information because at the acceptance they do not give information and a telephone number is available with only one operator who is active for an hour in the morning and an hour in the afternoon (and not on the weekend, unfortunately my father was hospitalized on Friday), obviously making it almost impossible to talk to anyone. My father, a frail person, needed to undergo a course of antibiotics in hospital for a blood infection, was 4 days in the emergency room, then transferred to another facility (it seems there were no places in medicine) in very bad conditions and with a decubitus, where he then passed away. (Original) Pessima esperienza, purtroppo mio padre è stato portato in questo ospedale dalla ambulanza, non è stato possibile cambiare destinazione. Pronto soccorso da incubo, le prime informazioni dopo quasi 7 ore di attesa, era stato ipotizzato un infarto che in realtà non c'era, nei giorni successivi è stato difficilissimo avere informazioni perché alla accettazione non danno informazioni ed è disponibile un numero di telefono con un solo operatore che è attivo per un'ora la mattina e un'ora il pomeriggio (e non nel weekend, sfortunatamente mio padre è stato ricoverato il venerdì), rendendo ovviamente quasi impossibile parlare con qualcuno. Mio padre, persona fragile, aveva bisogno di fare un ciclo di antibiotici in ambiente ospedaliero per una infezione sanguigna, è stato 4 giorni al pronto soccorso, poi trasferito in altra struttura (sembra non ci fossero posti in medicina) in condizioni pessime e con un decubito, dove poi è deceduto.

Esperienza sgradevole. Mancanza di professionalità e attese lunghe forse troppe. Operatrici sanitarie maleducate contro pazienti anziani.. dicendo loro “questa è la situazione peggio per voi che venite tutti al gemelli”. Vigilanza aggressiva e maleducata nei confronti dei parenti in attesa che i propri familiari vengono chiamati per essere visitati. Proprio oggi in attesa al pronto soccorso ho dovuto raggiungere quel luogo con il mio cucciolo di cane. Educatamente ho chiesto se potesse stare in attesa insieme ad altra gente e un infermiere mi ha risposto che se non avrebbe dato fastidio sarebbe potuto rimanere. Così è stato fino a quando non sono stato cacciato dalla vigilanza, a lasciare la sala di attesa e ad aspettare fuori. Così ho fatto. Ma poco dopo sono venuti da me dicendomi che avrei dovuto aspettare dopo 6 ore fuori sotto il sole a 40 gradi (nonostante il cucciolo se ne stesse buono a terra senza abbaiare ne dare fastidio) e che se rimanevo avrebbero chiamato le forse dell’ordine. La persona che ho accompagnato per un malore all’addome dopo aver chiesto quanta attesa sarebbe ancora rimasta, gli viene detto da un’addetta “ qui passano solo i casi urgenti a meno che non vomita bile davanti ai miei occhi non la faccio passare” Chiedo a chi si occupa se mai ci fosse un responsabile addetto di tenere d’occhio questo personale inqualificato di ricoprire certi ruoli. E che la loro frustrazione dovrebbe sfociare in altro. C’è tanta brava gente senza lavoro anche senza una laurea che meriterebbe di esercitare il loro lavoro meglio di questi inetti incapaci e grandissimi maleducati. Mi rivolgo a queste povere frustrate dalla vita “Spero che non vi troviate mai dall’altra parte anche se ve lo meritereste solo per capire la scarsa qualità di ciò che fate ogni santo giorno! Fate schifo!!!!”

Well organized but very busy

As good as the departments and doctors at Gemelli are, the emergency room is a circle of hell where they don't give any news, they do the minimum basic practice and the patients are sent to the department or another hospital as soon as possible. Without giving medical information to patients. They send everything back to the department.

If you could give half a star it would be too much. Huge hospital with astronomical parking fees. Overall clean but very disorganized there is no map so you can get lost easily. Inside they all give vague information. Today I had an electrocardiogram and I even have to go back to get the report when everyone, and I mean everyone, gives the report straight away, living 25 km away, on the 30th I will have to go back, causing inconvenience. I call their switchboard to ask for information about it and they tell me I had to ask them impressively. I strongly advise against it! You're sorry

(Translated by Google) Cancer patient, he arrives in the emergency room at 1 pm for a transfusion, at 7 pm he asks for news from a triage nurse, recalling that he is oncological and begins to feel unwell, he is answered: "All the patients in the room have a tumor, not they come to tell you " Indignant, I say no more (Original) Malato oncologico, arriva in pronto soccorso alle 13 per una trasfusione, alle 19 chiede notizie ad un'infermiera del triage, ricordando che è oncologico e inizia a non sentirsi bene, gli viene risposto:" Tutti i pazienti in sala hanno un tumore, mica lo vengono a dire a te" Indignata, non dico altro

(Translated by Google) I've been here since six in the morning because the internship girl writes me things for others on the papers I had a femur RX ddx the girl gave me the recipe without writing it on the visit sheet so run to get inserted into the PC Instead of the femur the girl wrote elbow and wrote that I had an operation on 12/10 instead of 2/10 Now I've been here since six in the morning it's 10 no one has visited me! We put in valid people not recommended, who can not even distinguish a femur from an elbow! (Original) Sono qui dalle sei di mattina perche la ragazza del tirocinio mi scrive cose per altre sui fogli Avevo un RX al femore ddx la ragazza mi ha fatto la ricetta senza scriverlo sul foglio delle visite quindi corri a farti inserire nel PC Invece di femore la ragazza ha scritto gomito ha scritto che mi sono operata il 12/10 invece che 2/10 Ora sono qui dalle sei di mattina sono le 10 nessuno mi ha visitato! Inseriamo gente valida non raccomandati, che non sanno neanche distinguere un femore da un gomito!

(Translated by Google) Bad experience. I enclose the substance: I accompany my cancer patient wife to the emergency room this morning .. around 12 they make her swab quick (later negative result) and molecular swab, because she had a high fever in the morning, but came from hospitalization for infection and consequent fever, one week first. To access the relevant department they tell her that they have to wait for the result of the molecular ... How did it end? That at 11 pm I take my wife away because she is still waiting ... And while we ask to prepare it and remove the needles / cannula, a nurse tells us the negative result (arrived meZzora earlier and not communicated). Indecent ... to say the least ... .. Shame (Original) Pessima esperienza. Racchiudo la sostanza: Accompagno mia moglie paziente oncologica al pronto soccorso,stamattina.. verso le 12 le fanno fare tampone rapido (risultato poi negativo) e tampone molecolare,perche aveva avuto febbre alta la mattina,ma veniva da un ricovero per infezione e conseguente febbre,una settimana prima. Per accedere al reparto di competenza le dicono che devono aspettare il risultato del molecolare… Come e’ finita?che alle 23 porto via mia moglie perche’ ancora in attesa… E mentre chiediamo di prepararla e toglierle gli aghi/canula,un infermiere ci comunica l esito negativo (arrivato meZzora prima e non comunicato). Indecente… a dir poco….. Vergogna

(Translated by Google) It feels like entering a hotel. Bright place, pharmacy, bookshop, bar ... a beautiful structure ... I was hospitalized in the solvent ward and I felt like I was in a hotel. Clean sheets every day, towels changed even twice a day, beautiful bathroom and always clean and fragrant. Television in the room and personal slippers. Fantastic staff, polite polite and professional. (Original) Sembra di entrare in un hotel. Posto luminoso, farmacia libreria bar...una struttura bellissima ... Sono stata ricoverata nel reparto solventi e mi è sembrato di essere in albergo. Lenzuola pulite tutti i giorni, asciugamani cambiati anche due volte al giorno, bagno bellissimo e sempre pulito e profumato. Televisione in camera e ciabattine personali. Personale fantastico, educato gentile e professionale.

Mia suocera trapiantata di reni con qualche problema da ieri alle 19.30 sono le 03.40 ancora non la chiamano. Non è vergognoso. È semplicemente schifoso.Personale pessimo.

Department absolutely devoid of staff, hours of waiting as there was no one in line!!!! Terrible department and rude, non-existent code management. It's as if this department didn't exist, I go to the emergency room for a very painful edema on my finger, they tell me that I have to wait 5 to 8 hours to be examined by their doctor!! What then... My dears we all pay taxes this is unacceptable among other things there were 2 people in the waiting room as it was December 26th! Congratulations to Italian healthcare! A citizen who pays taxes has the right to be treated and quickly too Moral: I leave without obviously being examined with a sore finger and edema. CONGRATULATIONS TO THIS HOSPITAL

If this should be Italian excellence, we are at a loss. For a blue code my mother didn't even receive a withdrawal after ten hours. Zero communication, crowded and extremely uncomfortable place. Very bad.

It's a shameful emergency room. Don't bring your elderly people, they'll die from the cold, no one passes by, no one listens. An absolute shame. My father was dying of pain and it went away after 4 hours on a painkiller

I spent 3 days in the emergency room before being transferred to the ward. Congratulations to all the staff starting from the cleaning staff who keep a place super clean with a constant coming and going. The staff who distribute the meals comfort the sick with smiles. The OOSS spend all their energy to make patients feel good and always go beyond their skills. The nursing staff is always active.

My mother has been in the emergency room for three days with a broken arm, disabled in a wheelchair and no one has updated us. The telephone to call is always busy. A doctor contacted us after two days asking us what medications he was taking. I would like to point out that the list of medicines, including life savers, was delivered to the ambulance when they arrived home. My mother hasn't eaten for three days and complains of pain while waiting for hospitalization. We are unable to contact you despite having provided the telephone to the reception. Where does a person's dignity end up when they enter a place like this? I understand that public health is collapsing but this is too much. I hope as soon as possible she will be operated on and placed in the ward without consequences for her, otherwise, despite myself, there will not only be complaints against the hospital...

Absolute disgust! 5 hours of waiting in code blue, with hallucinating pain and with a CT scan report that presented certain problems, without even a blood sample or anything, without seeing a nurse at least for a painkiller or a doctor. When I was about to faint from the pain and was crying doubled over on a chair, and my partner went to triage and was told that I have 3 people in front of me... he reiterated the enormous pain but was given the same answer and it wasn't even didn't even come to ask me how I felt. Moral of the story... I was never called after being told that I was next, I left out of desperation after traveling 100 km to get to what was once an excellent facility, but now it's total disgusting, the definition of Italian medical malpractice! People sitting who have been waiting for hours, everyone is answered in the same way "there is only one person in front and it's the next one", people who were doing the drip while standing, communication and interest 0. Not to mention the cost of parking which is a drain. People who graduate in medicine and do these jobs should do it out of vocation and not for the fixed salary, then they even have the courage to complain that they are paid little, when instead they treat people like objects forgotten on a chair, not even €1000 yes they deserve. Disgust disgusting disgusting nothing but excellence but pure disgusting

(Translated by Google) Patients left on their own, skipped meals because they finished food, so we brought a fruit and they didn't even give it to them. A person who works there told us that he wouldn't even bring his worst enemy there (Original) Pazienti abbandonati a loro stessi, pasti saltati perché cibo finito, allora abbiamo portato un fruttino e manco gliel'hanno dato. Una persona che lavora lì ci ha risposto che non ci porterebbe neanche il suo peggior nemico

Disorganizzazione, mancata informatizzazione, personale stressato, anestesista irreperibile ... 7 ore di attesa per le analisi del sangue, elettrocardiogramma, ispezione del fondo retinico e (mancata) visita dell'anestesista... Impossibile comparare la qualità del servizio a quelli resi dalla clinica universitaria di Monaco di Baviera. Semplicemente indecente.

(Translated by Google) I just waited from 9:00 to 15:00 on August 15th. Despite being very ill, the anticipated wait continued to lengthen and I was forced to leave because they expected another 6 hours that in my condition I would not be able to bear. (Original) Ho appena aspettato dalle 9:00 alle 15:00 a Ferragosto. Nonostante stia molto male l’attesa prospettata continuava a allungarsi e sono stato costretto ad andarmene perché prevedevano altre 6 ore che nelle mie condizioni non riuscirei a sopportare.

Lasciate ogni speranza... fuori da quella porta... la scortesia e la poca professionalità del personale sanitario, sopratutto all'entrata e disarmante, le code infinite e gli esami che non vengono eseguiti sono innumerevoli, tant'è che dopo essere stato 1 giorno in sala d'attesa dicendomi che non avevo nulla e facendomi una visita sommaria da scuola elementare, sono stato costretro a recarmi in un altro pronto soccorso dove ho trovato esseri umani veri e dome mi hanno rigirato come un calzino, trattenuto 3 giorni... ma non in coda , 3 giorni di visite e mi è stata riscontrandomi un patologia anche seria... Gemelli mai piu nella vita!!! Dovrebbero essere licenziati in massa e mandati in Puglia a raccogliere i pomodori ad agosto

(Translated by Google) For 3 days there has been no news of my father-in-law hospitalized for covid and kidney failure. No doctor comes to give you news, they say they call an active number only for 1 hour but it is always busy or disconnected .. place to refound a nightmare (Original) Da 3 giorni non si hanno notizie di mio suocero ricoverato per covid e blocco renale. Nessun medico viene a darti notizie, dicono di chiamare un numero attivo solo per 1 ora ma è sempre occupato o staccato.. posto da rifondare un incubo

Excellence cannot be said more except the emergency room which is third world rude staff and then men and women all together without privacy

Very organised

big hospital with excellent doctors famous all over the world

Clean.

And the first hospital in Italy. And among the best 35 in the world.

It is a very large structure, a little distracting but fortunately the staff is courteous and helpful.

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Very well managed, brand new departments, qualified staff, paid parking, slightly long waiting lists

2023. My mother, senile dementia, 100% disabled. Brought to PS Gemelli. Elderly people do not receive attention and care appropriate to their condition. Call a private ambulance for another destination otherwise you will regret it.

Gone for swollen legs, hunger for air, painful lumps and suspected venous/lymphatic decompensation. At triage, a little boy gave me the green code. After a couple of hours it was pointed out to my colleague that my legs hadn't even been checked and he dismissed me by saying it was a skin problem, not a thrombosis (no one told him anything about a thrombosis, haywire eh ?) without even having looked at the legs. My wife took me to San Filippo Neri and in addition to letting me in immediately, they are code blue and keep me under observation. You are m3rd4cc3!

(Translated by Google) Although I was in evident shock, they wanted to test new needles on me that left huge bruises, they also made a mistake putting it on the first time, threaded it without doing or checking anything. Unfriendly and unmotiviously cheeky staff, brusque and impatient ways. (Original) Nonostante fossi in evidente stato di shock, hnno voluto testare su di me nuovi aghi che hanno lasciato lividi enormi, hanno anche sbagliato a metterlo la prima volta, infilato senza fare né controllare nulla. Personale scortese e immotivatamente scazzoso, modi bruschi e impazienti.

(Translated by Google) Rudeness is at home (Original) La maleducazione è di casa

(Translated by Google) If excellence means playing the request for assistance and after 2 hours still no one arrives (and this not once but several during the long stay at the PS) and you're patient to have to get out of the room where they put you and go looking for the nurses I call third world and zero assistance, nothing but excellence. (Original) Se eccellenza significa suonare la richiesta di assistenza e dopo 2 ore ancora non arriva nessuno (e questo non una volta ma varie nel corso della lunga sosta al PS) e sei tu paziente a dover uscire dalla stanzetta in cui ti hanno messo ed andarti a cercare gli infermieri io lo chiamo terzo mondo e zero assistenza, altro che eccellenza.

In ps ti trattano peggio degli animali, signorine infermieri che rispondono male ai pazienti sofferenti, stai con dolori minimo 8 ore, una vergogna

Attese infinite. Questo è il titolo.... Porto mia madre al pronto soccorso per bruciori addominali alle 21:45. Accesso venoso preso, inserito il catetere "e ho i miei dubbi che servisse" poiché orinava da sola. Alle ore 03.40 chiedo al medico notizie, deve fare un addome diretto, (cioè una lastra). Alle ore 4.55 viene portata a fare la lastra. Viene dimessa alle ore 07.00. Finale? Si erano dimenticati di togliere l'accesso venoso e catetere. Quando lo faccio presente alle infermiere a mala pena mi danno ascolto. Mi domando, ma questa gente non si VERGOGNA NEMMENO UN PO?!?!?!

A dir poco vergognoso, dai tempi di attesa alla sala medesima, permettete almeno di poter annullare la richiesta e cambiare ospedale.

(Translated by Google) I took my mother, who was seriously ill with cancer. From 3 pm she entered until 10 pm they left me outside waiting without giving me a minimum of information, I had brought all the medical therapy, until 10 pm they did not even give her a medicine, several times when a doctor or a nurse passed I HERE STOP and repeated that he had to take the drugs and morphine. She called me in tears, the nurses told her that when they had time they would give her the medicines. SHAMEFUL. (Original) Ho portato mia madre, malata oncologico, grave. Dalle 15 che è entrata fino alle 22 mi hanno lasciato fuori ad aspettare senza darmi un minimo di informazioni, avevo portato tutta la terapia medica, fino alle 22 non le avevano dato neppure una medicina, più volte quando passava un medico o un infermiere LI HO FERMATI e ripetuto che doveva prendere i farmaci e la morfina. Mi ha chiamato lei in lacrime , gli infermieri le hanno detto che quando avevano tempo le avrebbero dato i medicinali. VERGOGNOSO.

(Translated by Google) Terrific obstetrics and gynecology. Young and updated staff, Smart and above all CORDIAL and educated with the patient. Well done, proud of you. (Original) Ostetricia e ginecologia formidabile. Personale giovane e aggiornato, Smart e soprattutto CORDIALI ed educati con il paziente. Bravi, orgogliosi di Voi.

(Translated by Google) Doctors completely incapable of interacting with relatives, if you are lucky they talk without looking at you, if it tells you bad they ignore you or neurotic roar. He waited endlessly without an explanation, you are called into the hall and shortly afterwards hunted badly. Embarrassing, demeaning, a bad example of health. There are so many doctors and nurses around who are able to speak Italian properly and do their job. The rest changed business. (Original) Dottoresse completamente incapaci di interagire con i parenti, se sei forunato parlano senza guardarti in faccia, se ti dice male ti ignorano o strepitano nevrotiche. Attese infinite senza una spiegazione, vieni chiamato in sala e poco dopo cacciato in malo modo. Imbarazzante, svilente, un pessimo esempio di sanità. In giro ci sono tanti medici e infermieri volenterosi e capaci sia di parlare italiano come si deve, sia di fare il loro lavoro. Il resto cambiasse mestiere.

È COME STARE IN UNA TENDA MILITARE IN PIENO BORBANDAMENTO. SERVIZIO AI PARENTI DEL PRONTO S. INESISTENTE .E CARTELLI CON NUMERI DI TELEFONO PRATICAMENTE INUTILE CHIAMARE. TUTTO QUESTO NEL 2023 ITALIA.

(Translated by Google) We happened in two different shifts! And you feel the difference! A turn that was 10/20/2018 which were kind and professional doctors! And today's 10/22/2018, which happened to review new people badly educated, who invent law and make spite! They did not let me accept my wife (saying for privacy) that there is no such law! After that he enters smelly of cleaning staff cigarettes and puts himself sitting in it (where privacy?) Always to blame them and came to miscarriage, because without asking permission they had an ultrasound done by a student! That he did wrong, saying after all good things have sent home after which he suffered heavy bleeding! AND ALL THE PREGNANCY FINISH HERE !!! Where do you look at the hospital manager? PEOPLE SO CAN NOT WORK IN HOSPITAL !!!! (Original) Siamo capitati in due turni diversi! E si sente la differenza! Un turno che era 20/10/2018 che erano medici gentili e professionisti! E altro di oggi 22/10/2018, che capitato di rivedere di novo persone mal educati, che inventano legge e fanno dispetti! Non mi hanno fatto entrare in accettazione con mia moglie ( dicendo per privacy) che non esiste una legge nel genere! Dopo di che entra puzzolente di sigarette staff di pulizia e si mette seduto la dentro ( dove privacy?) sempre per colpa loro e venuto aborto spontaneo, perché senza chiedere permesso hanno fatto fare ecografia da una studentessa! Che ha fatto male, dicendo dopo che tutto bene hanno mandato a casa dopo di che a casa venute perdite di sangue abbondante! E TUTTA LA GRAVIDANZA FINITA QUI!!! Dove guarda responsabile del ospedale? LE PERSONE COSÌ NON POSSONO LAVORARE IN OSPEDALE!!!!

(Translated by Google) Very bad. Inefficient, inadequate and incompetent first aid. The established temperature measured by them was 36.8 C, while in reality it was 37.8 measured also by the First Aid of the Cristo RE, in which I had to move because the waiting times of the Gemini would have been very long (with urinary infection accompanied by considerable difficulty in urinating I could not wait). Furthermore, the Gemelli First Aid waiting room during the night is used as a dormitory by tramps and drug addicts at the last stage that could transmit infections to those present. It's a shame. There would be the details of a complaint for failure to rescue. (Original) Pessimo. Pronto soccorso inefficiente, inadeguato ed incompetente. La temperatura accertata e misurata da loro risultava 36.8 C, mentre in realta' era 37.8 misurata anche dal Pronto Soccorso del Cristo RE, nel quale mi sono dovuto spostare perche' i tempi di attesa del Gemelli sarebbero stati molto lunghi (con l'infezione urinaria accompagnata da notevoli difficolta' di orinare non potevo aspettare) . Inoltre la sala d'aspetto del Pronto Soccorso del Gemelli durante la notte viene utilizzata come dormitorio da barboni e drogati all'ultimo stadio che pottebbero trasmettere infezioni ai presenti. E' una vergogna. Ci sarebbero gli estremi di una denuncia per omissione di soccorso.

(Translated by Google) Commitment of doctors and nurses is incomparable but the catchment area is becoming unsustainable (Original) Impegno di medici ed infermieri è incomiabile ma il bacino di utenza sta diventando insostenibile

(Translated by Google) It is the concentration of professionalitá bad. Behaviors border on arrogance so much that they consider the suffering of others relative. If they believe they are providing a good health service, I wish them, if they needed it, to use the same one they offer. (Original) È la concentrazione della cattiva professionalitá. I comportamenti rasentano l'arroganza tanto che considerano la sofferenza degli altri relativa. Se credono di erogare un buon servizio sanitario gli auguro, qualora ne avessero necessità, di usufruire lo stesso che loro offrono.

(Translated by Google) Unfortunately I have to give you a star, the emergency room would not deserve anything. Eight hours of waiting the radiologist on duty Saturday afternoon arrogant nasty isteric (Original) Purtroppo vi devo dare una stella me il pronto soccorso non si meriterebbe nulla. Otto ore di attesa la radiologa di turno sabato pomeriggio arrogante antipatica isteric

(Translated by Google) I personally think that the staff when it becomes exhausted and therefore inappropriate to the role it plays to be sostituito.dottori that disappear in the only quarter now available for patient information Acceptance free .... rudeness to a thousand ... certainly not all ' height of a hospital like the polliclinico twins. (Original) Io personalmente penso che il personale quando diventa esaurito e quindi inappropriato al ruolo che ricopre debba essere sostituito.dottori che scompaiono nell'unico quarto di ora disponibile per informazioni sui pazienti Accettazione.... maleducazione gratuita a mille ...non certo all'altezza di un ospedale come il polliclinico gemelli.

(Translated by Google) I accompanied my husband to forget the day. Hysterical doctors rude inferermieri. We arrived with the problem and after 8 we came out with the same problem without removing the cannula that would say more! (Original) Ho accompagnato mio marito giornata da dimenticare. Medici isterico inferermieri maleducati. Siamo arrivati con il problema e dopo 8 siamo usciti con lo stesso problema senza levare la canula che dire di più!

(Translated by Google) We requested a medical record, they told us after 10 days to pass. After 10 days we were told that it was not available and to review after 7 days, now they told us in 7 days to review. In addition to telling us lies, they are wasting time and money, so my star goes to the hospital administration service which is proving bad. (Original) Abbiamo richiesto una cartella clinica, ci hanno detto dopo 10gg di passare. Dopo 10gg ci hanno detto che non era disponibile e di ripassare dopo 7gg, ora ci hanno detto fra 7gg di ripassare. Oltre a dirci bugie, ci stanno facendo perdere tempo e denaro, la mia stella va quindi al servizio di amministrazione dell'ospedale che si sta rivelando pessimo.

(Translated by Google) Professional and courteous (Original) Professionali e cortesi

(Translated by Google) Good, compared to other hospitals! (Original) Buono, rispetto agli altri ospedali!

(Translated by Google) Absolutely to avoid the PS for the elderly !!!!! They make them die !!!!!! When you are at the PS and ask about them ..... attention they tell you a mountain of c ......... I think they run courses !!!!!!  Because they say it in such a perfect way that you believe it too !!!!!! After acceptance to the PS initially they do everything ...... then waiting for hospitalization ...... no therapy .. even if important ..... And you're out there quiet ...... since you can't enter .... and you drink all the c .... .. they tell you .. Do not bring elderly parents, grandparents to the twins' PS !!!!!!! (Original) Assolutamente da evitare il PS per le persone anziane!!!!! Le fanno morire!!!!!! Quando siete al PS e chiedete notizie su di loro.....attenzione vi dicono una montagna di c......... Credo che fanno dei corsi!!!!!! Xchè le dicono in un modo così perfetto che ci credi pure!!!!!! Dopo l'accettazione al PS inizialmente gli fanno tutto......poi in attesa del ricovero......nessuna terapia.. neanche se importante..... E tu stai li fuori tranquilla......visto che non puoi entrare.... e ti bevi tutte le c.... ..che ti dicono.. Non portate i genitori anziani, i nonni al PS del gemelli!!!!!!!

(Translated by Google) Very large hospital. (Original) Ospedale grandissimo.

(Translated by Google) Very large hospital. Precisely for this reason, however, if you have to go to the emergency room I would choose another hospital because waiting can become really exhausting. Fortunately, I haven't been there for a long time! (Original) Ospedale grandissimo. Proprio per questo però se si deve andare al pronto soccorso io sceglierei un altro ospedale perché le attese possono diventare veramente estenuanti. Fortunatamente è da molto che non ci vado!

(Translated by Google) Very organized and very clean (Original) Organizzatissimo e pulitissimo

(Translated by Google) Excellent (Original) Eccellente

(Translated by Google) Performed two admissions to the medical clinic first, endocrinology later. Prepared doctors. Poor food quality. Often dirty dishes. Sufficient cleaning of the rooms. (Original) Effettuato due ricoveri in clinica medica prima,endocrinologia dopo. Medici preparati. Qualità del cibo scadente. Spesso stoviglie sporche. Pulizia degli ambienti sufficiente.

(Translated by Google) Polyclinic of excellence. The only flaw is the position. Via della pineta, bags at 8 in the morning is hell, to travel 2 km even over an hour in traffic. There is a train stop, but for those coming from outside it is too stressful, in terms you have to take the metro then go down to the Aurelia valley and take the train ... (Original) Policlinico di eccellenza. Unica pecca la posizione. Via della pineta sacchetti alle 8 del mattino e' un inferno, per percorrere 2 km anche piu' di un ora nel traffico. Esiste la fermata del treno, ma per chi viene da fuori e' troppo stressante, a termini bisogna prendere la metro poi scendere a valle aurelia e prendere il treno...

(Translated by Google) He saved my life (Original) Mi ha salvato la vita

(Translated by Google) We are not. (Original) Non ci siamo.

(Translated by Google) Hospital undoubtedly great, but if you need soap to wash your hands, toilet paper pulirvi ass or blow your nose forget it, attention to the customer you do not exist you will be forced to hold the colic and pulirvi nose with hands, we are fortunate that the hospital ... Ps: the water in the bathrooms there but you can not wipe your hands. (Original) Ospedale indubbiamente grande, ma se avete bisogno di sapone per lavarvi le mani, di carta igienica per pulirvi il culo o per soffiarvi il naso lasciate perdere, l'attenzione per il cliente non esiste sarete costretti a trattenere la colica e a pulirvi il naso con le mani, fortuna che siamo in ospedale... Ps:nei bagni l'acqua c'è ma non potrete asciugarmi le mani.

(Translated by Google) L     Gd Vbmbxda b: # ". . Ge D ....... ^, ': Ge..di (Original) L Gd Vbmbxda b:# ". . Ge D ....... ^,': Ge..di

Tre anni fa mi hanno salvato la vita. Ci ritorno ogni sei mesi per i controlli. Medici eccellenti

(Translated by Google) Goodmorning are very professional. Everyone. (Original) Buongiorno sono bravissimi professionali. Tutti quanti.

(Translated by Google) PS shameful! 10 hours in the room of atessa .... when you ask for information answer you the only thing we can help you is to find a stretcher ... get out of here more sick than before. SHAME (Original) PS vergognoso! 10 ore in sala di atessa....quando chiedi informazioni ti rispondono l'unica cosa che possiamo aiutarti è di cercarti una barella...esci da qua più malato di prima. VERGOGNA

(Translated by Google) Extraordinary medical staff, cutting-edge hospital! (Original) Personale medico straordinario, ospedale all'avanguardia!

(Translated by Google) 5 stars is the minimum. They saved a relative of mine. Euro Ambulance Rescue (Original) 5 stelle è il minimo. Hanno salvato un mio parente. Euro Soccorso Ambulanze

(Translated by Google) A shame to keep a heart patient in a chair from 15 to 20 without a doctor to visit her, the system certainly to be reviewed, we were advised to sign to leave without knowing the cause of the illness .... absurd and inhumane (Original) Una vergogna tenere una cardiopatica su una sedia dalle 15 alle 20 senza un medico che la visiti , il sistema certamente da rivedere, siamo stati consigliati di firmare per andare via senza conoscere la causa del malore....assurdo e disumano

(Translated by Google) The pediatric ward is an inhuman shame ... (Original) È una vergogna disumana il reparto pediatrico...

(Translated by Google) do not respect the codes my daughter entered in yellow code after my complaints and my threats of complaint was visited after 2 hours yellow code !!!!! (Original) non rispettano i codici mia figlia entrata in codice giallo dopo le mie rimostranze e le mie minacce di denuncia e stata visitata dopo 2 ore codice giallo !!!!!

(Translated by Google) Some security guards would be advisable to take them off, given the rude and ROUGH attitude towards those who go to the emergency room for problems and not for fun. (Original) Alcune guardie giurate sarebbe opportuno toglierle visto l'atteggiamento maleducato e ARROGANTE nei confronti di chi si reca al pronto soccorso per problemi e non per divertirsi.

(Translated by Google) I went to the emergency room because I thought I had chicken pox or a herped, easily visible since I looked like Bubble Bobble, it is better to go on foot or by taxi otherwise you risk never entering since parking and a game advance, I enter and I feel as in a cinema entrance after a very sad crowded, stinking film ... I go to the famous triage I wait my turn resting on my knees because feverish nervous and full of sore pustules .... I also recommend you bring a chair if you can't to stand up ... And as if by magic, the patient receptionist appears who was a nurse (Mililani) imagine Floriana of the big brother both in appearance and manner. Wondering what I had ... I Bubble Bobble said I think vavaricella and after making a good sneeze almost on me I measure the temperature ... Ok mask puts me in a room in isolation telling me not to worry that her husband also had chickenpox .... Green Code ... I ask to go to the bathroom and it is forbidden to me, always by Floriana telling me that I have an infectious disease after about 40 minutes of waiting I go to the bathroom and maybe it was better to pee on me ... incredible poop physiological elements scattered a bit here a bit there a poor boy was adjusting a toilet addicted to this nauseating smell, return to isolation and appearance ... 50 minutes The doctor arrives (Saviano Luisa) the only positive and decisive element of the situation, she visits me he asks for anamnesis and tells me that it takes a few hours for the analyzes or I could be hospitalized as only in the morning there is an infectious disease specialist I decide to wait ... After another 40 minutes 2 young nurses arrive ... usually the withdrawals are always made by those who have little experience in fact the young girl who looked like Gogo Yubari from kill Bill looks for a vein on the wrist the colleague points out that it is not good indicating where to take the blood and after the provision, done very badly, he has almost the vein collapsed ... a black bruise and a very swollen vein ... for 1 day and a half I was unable to move my arm ... They tell me that it takes about 5/6 hours for the results of the analyzes, so it means that I would have left the isolation room around 3 or 4 in the morning ... I wisely decide to go away very sorry to have gone there not to mention the withdrawal ... I sign with Dr. Saviano, who made me an excellent prescription in fact I am on the way to recovery .... So in conclusion if you feel bad or about to die do not go to twins (Original) Mi sono recata al pronto soccorso perché pensavo di avere o varicella o un herped, facilmente visibile visto che sembravo    Bubble Bobble, conviene andare a piedi o in taxi altrimenti si rischia di non entrare mai visto che parcheggiare e un gioco advance, entro e mi sento come in un entrata del cinema dopo un film tristissimo affollata, puzzolente... vado al famoso triage aspetto il mio turno appoggiata sulle mie ginocchia perché nervosa febbricitante e piena di pustole doloranti.... Vi consiglio anche di portarvi una sedia se non riuscite a stare in piedi... E come per magia compare l'addetta al ricevimento pazienti che era un'infermiera (Mililani) immaginate Floriana del grande fratello sia nell'aspetto e nei modi. Chiedendomi cosa avessi... Io Bubble Bobble ho detto penso vavaricella e dopo aver fatto un bello starnuto quasi addosso mi misura la temperatura... Ok mascherina mi mette in una stanza in isolamento dicendomi di non preoccuparmi che anche il marito aveva avuto la varicella.... Codice verde... Chiedo di andare in bagno e mi viene proibito, sempre da Floriana dicendomi che ho una malattia infettiva dopo circa 40 minuti di attesa vado in bagno e forse era eglio farsi pipi addosso... Una puzza di cacca incredibile elementi fisiologici sparsi un po qua un po li un povero ragazzo aggiustava un water assuefatto da questo odore nauseabondo, ritorno in isolamento e aspetto... 50 minuti Arriva la dottoressa (saviano Luisa) unico elemento positivo e risolutivo della situazione, mi visita mi chiede anamnesi e mi dice che ci vuole qualche ora per le analisi o potrei ricoverarmi in quanto solo la mattina c'è infettivologo decido di aspettare... Dopo altri 40 minuti arrivano 2 giovani infermieri... solitamente i prelievi li fa sempre chi ha poca esperienza infatti la giovane ragazza che sembrava Gogo Yubari di kill Bill cerca una vena sul polso il collega le fa notare che non va bene indicandone dove prelevare il sangue e dopo il previevo, fatto malissimo, ha quasi collassato la vena...un livido nero e la vena gonfissima... per 1 giorno e mezzo non sono  riuscita a muovere il braccio... Mi comunicano che ci vogliono circa 5/6 ore per i risultati delle analisi, quindi significa che sarei uscita dalla stanzetta di isolamento verso le 3 o le 4 di notte... Decido saggiamente di andare via pentitissima di esserci andata per non parlare del prelievo... Firmo con la Dott saviano, che mi ha fatto un'ottima prescrizione infatti sono in via di guarigione.... Quindi in conclusione se vi sentite male o state per morire non andate al gemelli

(Translated by Google) Structures, new pavilions ... but the service is always very poor.3'piano, among various clinics there is also that of endocrinologia.Una only cash for acceptance ... money spent on renovations, but the staff? ??? (Original) Strutture,padiglioni nuovi...ma il servizio sempre molto scarso.3'piano, tra vari ambulatori c'è anche quello dell'endocrinologia.Una sola cassa per l'accettazione...soldi spesi per le ristrutturazioni,ma il personale????

(Translated by Google) They work and they can do it .... period! (Original) Lavorano e lo sanno fare....punto!

(Translated by Google) Very bad experience !!! Too bad you can not give ZERO !! I've never seen such a thing! It lacked a bit and giving birth at home, because of their incompetence. Thursday 2, go to the Emergency Room because I felt less the movements of the baby, arrival, do I monitor and tell me that all is well, being pregnant with 40 + 2. I talk to a doctor who tells me to come back the second day to make dinuovo monitoring and switching to apply even in the emergency room, to see if I feel something different or else if I want I admitted. I come on the second day, first step in the emergency room to ask if I can admit to keep quiet and tell me to go first to do the monitoring on the other side and then come to them in the emergency room, so I did, and then when I was at emergency room, and got a doctor who began strillarmi for the fact that I made 2 monitoring to three hours away. I was held for hours in the waiting room in both days to receive the medical record that was ready in the doctor's office. I'll be back on three days with very strong contractions, contractions coming at a maximum of 127, they tell me that I can give birth even at 42 weeks safely and that they do not can I admit because they have no place, after all the analysis from them and speaking 5 months before that I want to give birth to them. I was dilated to 2 cm, a doctor tells me, if I was 3 brought me into the delivery room, but 2 sends me home. I was treated very badly. The assistants that there were laughing at me, a doctor asked me if I like to stay that way in the emergency room every day, laughing at me, I told him that if I had no pain I would have been quiet at home. The 3rd day after waiting dinuovo hours and hours for a medical record, to go out and go home, get home and contractions had worsened, I tried to resist, but I could not, were thick and painful, then with My husband decided to go the same evening at a clinic where she had given birth to my sister in law. We arrived there, the nicest girls I was dilated to 6 cm, they took me to the delivery room and my Stefan was born 6am. I never want to hear of Gemelli hospital. The young, but all rude and unwilling to work! (Original) Pessima esperienza!!! Peccato che non si può dare ZERO!! Non ho mai visto una cosa del genere! Mancava un po e partorivo a casa, a causa della loro incompetenza. Giovedì 2, vado in Pronto soccorso perché sentivo di meno i movimenti del bambino, arrivo, mi fanno il monitoraggio e mi dicono che va tutto bene, essendo incinta di 40+2. Parlo con una dottoressa che mi dice di tornare il secondo giorno per fare dinuovo monitoraggio e di passare a chiedere anche in pronto soccorso, per vedere nel caso io senta qualcosa di diverso o altrimenti se voglio che mi ricoverano. Vengo il secondo giorno, passo prima in pronto soccorso per chiedere se mi possono ricoverare per stare tranquilla e mi dicono di andare prima a fare il monitoraggio dall altra parte e poi venire da loro in pronto soccorso, così ho fatto, per poi quando stavo al pronto soccorso, e venuta una dottoressa che ha iniziato a strillarmi per il fatto che io ho fatto 2 monitoraggi a distanza di 3 ore. Sono stata tenuta per ore in sala di attesa in tutti e due i giorni per ricevere la cartella clinica che era già pronta nell ufficio della dottoressa. Torno il 3 giorno con contrazioni fortissime, contrazioni che arrivavano al massimo a 127, mi dicono che posso partorire anche a 42 settimane tranquillamente e che loro non mi possono ricoverare perché non hanno posto, dopo aver fatto tutte le analisi da loro e aver parlato 5 mesi prima che voglio partorire li. Ero dilatata di 2 cm, una dottoressa mi dice, se ero di 3 mi portava in sala parto, ma di 2 mi manda a casa. Sono stata trattata malissimo. Le assistenti che c erano ridevano di me, una dottoressa mi ha chiesto se a me piace stare così in pronto soccorso ogni giorno, ridendo di me, gli ho detto che se non avevo dolori me ne sarei stata tranquilla a casa. Il 3° giorno dopo aver aspettato dinuovo ore e ore per una cartella clinica, per poter uscire e andare a casa, arrivo a casa e le contrazioni erano peggiorate, cercavo di resistere ma non ce la facevo, erano spesse e dolorose, allora insieme a mio marito abbiamo deciso di andare la sera stessa in una clinica dove aveva partorito mia cognata. Siamo arrivati lì, le ragazze gentilissime, ero dilatata a 6 cm, mi hanno portato in sala parto e alle 6 di mattina è nato il mio Stefan. Non voglio più sentir parlare dell ospedale Gemelli. Il personale giovane, ma tutte maleducate e senza voglia di lavorare!

Terrible experience in the emergency room I went on December 13, 2023 around 12:00, for tests as I have been ill for three months with constant alteration, weakness and other symptoms, I did some tests on my own, before making the desperate decision to go to an emergency help, but I still can't figure out what I have. After having undergone a swab (negative), blood pressure and heart rate check, the nurse gave me a blue code and told me to go to the waiting room to be called, telling me that they had to do some simple blood tests, so I was fasting since the morning, precisely because I knew that they would at least do some blood tests. However time passed, and I continued to wait in the waiting room, I inquired several times over time, to find out how many people I had in front of me and to get a more or less idea of ​​how much longer I had to wait. The first time I went to ask, the nurse at reception/triage told me that I had 20 people in front of me, obviously excluding red and orange codes (therefore emergencies and the most serious cases), the second time I asked informed, and after about 5/6 hours of waiting and starting to feel unwell, and knowing in any case that in the emergency room it is normal to wait and therefore without having various demands, I had 8 people in front of me and meanwhile other people who were there and others who came after me, had already come in to do tests, analyses, etc. and they were waiting for the outcome. Meanwhile, there was a lady who arrived shortly after me, with the green code, who had been let in and out, while I, with the blue code, was still waiting for someone to call me feeling worse and worse, the third time I I had informed myself, saying however that I wasn't feeling well at all but with poor results, and after about 10 hours of being in there, I had "only" 5 people in front of me, but it wasn't true, because time passed and they were called 6,7,10 people, who also arrived after me and with a code lower than or at least equal to mine, therefore, the fourth and last time I inquired after almost 12 HOURS OF WAITING, and at the second shift change of the doctors, the "new" nurse on duty, always at the reception/triage desk, told me that I had 15 people in front of me again, AFTER 12 HOURS OF WAITING, without eating and in all of this I felt worse and worse, and for some damn tests that it would take them 2 minutes to do them, I waited all this time without being able to do anything, so, out of desperation, I had to cancel, now I could no longer stay there, fasting, and feel sick and abandoned to myself, Without anyone bothering me, it was almost midnight when I left the emergency room, angry and dejected. Now, I repeat, we know that in emergency rooms you have to wait if you are not (fortunately) in serious conditions, but I believe there is a limit to everything.

I returned home yesterday after surgery to remove an aneurysm in the ascending aorta (not the Gemini). Unfortunately, just this morning my wife had very strong intestinal pain and at 2pm she was taken to the Gemelli emergency room, the hospital closest to home. I am alone, but I can't know anything about my wife. Called PS Gemelli, Switchboard Gemelli, 112, everyone passes the ball to someone else. Yet, kindly, I only ask to know what happens and if I will have to spend the night alone... But I'm asking too much... I recommend staying away from Gemini, if you can, and I have other reasons for saying so....

It's absurd that a hospital of the caliber of Gemelli has such an ignorant person at the reception, I won't mention any names... but it's a lady with short hair). When I arrived at 2.30pm I announced that I had been having terrible pain (I was in tears) in my side and back since 12pm, the response was: didn't you have a painkiller to take at home? I don't know, he comes to the ER for this pain (I repeat, I was in tears). Having arrived to argue with this woman (because I don't even call her a nurse) she has the courage to say in front of everyone that she had never said these things and there were microphones that were recording and that I obviously asked to listen but no one took these recordings. Also terrible at turning towards my colleague saying: give me the white code (when I repeat I had been in tears for two hours from the pain) and thanks to her code I remained motionless on a chair for 6 hours crying and asking for a painkiller while waiting to come in , which was never given to me. The nurses who are there should limit themselves to welcoming patients, listening to the problem, giving the RIGHT code without making judgments and making diagnoses without being competent and perhaps using a minimum of empathy with people if they come to the ER they are not in excellent shape. Among other things, according to her, I had to take a painkiller at home and off I went... then I was kept in the ER all night to be monitored. Really worth reporting... doctors and auxiliaries on the contrary all very kind. Absurd to ruin a PS like that to keep people like this.