It's a good thing there are city hospitals. I don't like hospitals, but God forbid. 🤲 What were the old hospitals like? Dirty, dirty, smell of medicine everywhere, sullen nurses, doctors, staff 🤨😒 Thank God, the new hospitals are orderly, clean and well-maintained. There are even shopping malls.

Its capacity is very large and appeals to everyone. The hospital is spotlessly clean. Our relative has been hospitalized here for 1 month and is well cared for.

Mixed....

It is a very large hospital that provides services in every branch. 1- Cleaning✅️ 2- order✅️ 3- Compliance with appointment time✅️ 4- speed of analysis and examination ✅️ 5- attention of doctors and nurses ✅️ As for the negatives 1- Bank employees 2- parking problem (if you go alone, you will need at least 1 hour to find a parking space and to arrive at the inspection time. 3- Products and prices in cafeterias should be suitable for the hospital environment. All cafes focus on pastries. You don't have the chance to find light breakfast and dinner and eat them at an affordable price. How can the companions of patients who are hospitalized for days in mosques eat for that price every day? 4- Can't accommodation be arranged for the companions of long-term patients in the huge building? They live out of suitcases in the mosque 5- Golf vehicles carrying between blocks should be increased 7- Frequent and even continuous ventilation should be provided in examination corridors. It's a miracle to find fresh air in the crowded flood of people Apart from some problems, it is a hospital that we would generally call "VERY GOOD". May God bless those who made it, those who had it done, and those who worked on it.

As a hospital, it provides good service, all healthcare professionals do their best. However, the cafeterias within the hospital have set exorbitant prices just to rob the vadandasi and take the money from their pockets. Water that costs 3 lira outside is 15 lira, coffee with milk is 55 lira, 100 toasts in a paper cup, the cheapest wafer is 25 lira (sold in the market for 7.5 lira).. I don't know if the hospital administration or the ministry of health gave them the task of robbing the public, but it's a pity for the citizens, maybe it's the person who goes to the hospital in an emergency. He doesn't have enough money in his pocket or he gave his last money to the road.. Shame on those who let this happen.

It is a very large facility, patients have difficulty finding a place to go, it is naturally very crowded, I think this is the biggest danger in epidemic diseases. It would be better to build smaller-scale hospitals and place them in various parts of the city in terms of transportation, usage and health.

The building of the hospital is very nice, but if you go for an examination, you will be greeted by people in their 20s who I believe are not doctors. I went with a complaint of persistent nausea. The person's answer was that we do not classify this as a disease. May God not let it fall into their hands.

Modern

One of Best in Ankara

It is a great hospital. This was our first choice for all our health problems. Transportation is easy. The only problem is that it has become impossible to find a place in the parking lot, especially this year. As far as I understand, many patients come from nearby provinces. I would especially like to write the name of Prof. in the Department of Cardiovascular Surgery. Dr. Our teacher Soner YAVAŞ is very caring. May God bless him. May God give healthy and long lives to such teachers. We always need them. God bless those who comment and dislike this hospital, but spend a night in Hacettepe emergency department and then you will kiss the stones and soil of this hospital.