Very poor. I don’t know how they treat it. Much of the interior is dilapidated. It can be seen that renovations have been made inside the buildings. Clean. But there is an unpleasant persistent smell. The patients are fed very primitively.

I can't say anything good. There are no medicines, the food is terrible, many doctors are incompetent. I took my mother from there with terrible bronchitis, I think from the medications. The only plus is the responsive, good staff, attentive nurses and nurses, only because of them 3 stars, and only one. In this hospital, my friend was lying on the 5th floor in neurology, but they could not diagnose him, in the end they decided that it was a stomach ulcer, they fed him through an IV, but they gave him pills to eat by the handful, and each time his wife bought different ones, for all diseases, probably. just in case. He lay there for 14 days, then his stomach began to hurt terribly, the doctors did not know what to do, his wife asked to send him to intensive care, although before that she had tearfully asked to be taken to Semashko. He spent a day in intensive care, and in the end she managed to transfer him to Semashko for surgery, but it was too late, he died the next day. The guy is only 46 years old. This story is a cry from the heart. They say that everything in our hospitals is fucked up, if this is happening 80 km from Moscow, then what can we say about distant regions. There are no doctors in this hospital on Krasny!!!!

As they say, you are greeted by your clothes... So, from the central entrance to the Central District Hospital at the checkpoint there are 2 guards who communicate only by shouting and behave inappropriately. Unable to conduct a constructive dialogue. Questions are answered in an aggressive manner. Any requests are either ignored or transferred to a conversation in a raised voice. In general, a lot of questions arise about these people and how it happened that they were even hired.

Позванила узнать как муж,Я была в шоке о компетенции медсестры,мы даём информацию Только близким родственникам,обозвала бы я её но она Даже этого не стоит !!!Как у нас говориться бумеранг никто не отменял, Ей тоже скоро придётся через это пройти,

Neurologist. Room 11 There is no appointment to see a doctor! The doctor is sitting in his office, there are no people to see him. Refuses to accept referrals. Sends it to his clinic. But in my clinic the doctor is on sick leave!!!! Why should I, a pregnant woman, with a concussion, have to wander around hospitals!!!! I demand that they figure it out and punish this unspecialist!!!!

I went to the hospital of my own free will (I was tormented by blood pressure). There was no room, so instead of cardiology, I was admitted to endocrinology and was treated by an endocrinologist. They gave me enapril, metoprolol, amlodipine. A dry cough began. They started giving me bromhexine. She stayed there for 2 weeks. I couldn’t sleep or talk because of the cough. Discharged without pressure. Believing the doctors, I continued to take these pills. When I had no more strength, I went to the cardiologist. She said that these pills are contraindicated for me and I now have shortness of breath, angina pectoris, arrhythmia, edema... I asked why the medications were not changed and heard the answer: “they have nothing else..” Conclusion: no go to the hospital foot...

I don’t even understand where this clinic hires doctors from. I got sick on the 24th, called a doctor, and on the 25th a doctor came, who looked like a doctor Yulia Aleksandrovna Bendyak. She prescribed an antiviral rinse. Although we were talking about suspicion of Covid. And on the 25th I left. On Monday I once again called the doctor because my whole family fell ill. Again, they sent this doctor, I still have the same treatment, she said the test was only on Tuesday, and then only for me and my mother, but my son doesn’t need it. And today, June 30, no doctor, the treatment remains the same, everyone who has had Covid is asked how to treat it. I would really like to know where the head doctor is looking.

We took in a seriously ill elderly friend from another city. Thank you! Even though they made a third person in the corridor. It fell on a Sunday between the May holidays. The next day I came to see her, my dear friend, exhausted by illness, barely whispering expressed surprise at the evil attitude on the part of the patients themselves. The doctor on duty suddenly appeared, and I didn’t have time to turn to this intelligent lady, but her friendly tone and inviting appearance reminded me of the best clinics I’ve seen. During that time, the nurse passed by three times without stopping, but each time she grumbled about diapers. But this may be an accident, a temporary decline. This is what is significant and unacceptable - how depressing, dull, and even gloomy the process of distributing lunch looked. I've never seen anything like this! The most important importance of this single lively moment in the wards for the mood of the patients, if not for appetite, at least for a friendly atmosphere and communication, as much as the patient has the strength to raise the general mood, is known. Professionalism is also needed here.

08/17/2021 a doctor in ophthalmology, really a doctor. He listened and helped without any bureaucracy. Sorry I don't know his name. I don’t know how the whole hospital is, but specifically he’s handsome.

Doctor Traumatologist Akhmedov does not know how to read MRI images and works like crazy, I came to him, showed him an MRI image, I say you know how to read MRI images, he doesn’t, I: look at the other report, there is necrosis of the talus and crusarthrosis, he: show me leg, I show my leg, he, well, you’re fine, me: do you at least understand what my diagnosis is, maybe give me a sick leave, he: no You can’t make an appointment with this traumatologist through government services, so he’s probably a fake (but that’s not for sure)

The hospital is terrible, cockroaches crawl right on the beds of the sick, the toilets are a disgrace, the food is terrible. There are a few literate doctors, but they are rare...