This review is about my experience as a visitor since I wasn't actually a patient, but spent a lot…read moreof time here while visiting my grandma at the hospital. My grandma was hospitalized with severe pneumonia in January and she was put in a 3-bed room on Station 1C. Overall, I felt that she was well taken care off: Almost all the nurses were very friendly and caring (there was one exception, but I will come to that later) towards the patients as well as visitors. When my grandma's conditioned worsened and it became clear that she would pass away soon, they moved the other two patients to other rooms, so that the 4 of us had enough space and peace to stay with grandma. They even gave us a spare bed, so that one of us could spend the night. Thanks to this kindness, we were able to make sure that one of us was with grandma at all times during those last 4 days of her life. And when she had passed away, they really showed compassion and they let us stay as long as we wanted with her to say our Goodbyes. I also have positives things to say about the doctors. They always tried to make time to talk to us when we asked for a quick update although they were extremly busy. In regards to grandmas care, they really tried to make things as easy for her as possible. My only complaint is about nurse Roberta. She was on the night shift and treated my grandma very roughly while cleaning her up, so that it hurt her. When my aunt called her out on that, she got defensive and did not take it well. I found that unprofessional.

Having stayed for various procedures and having delivered my 20 year old here qualify my review…read morefrom a patient point of view. This hospital has great staff, generally caring people who treat you with kindness and respect. They cannot serve your every need these days, nor should they have to. Capable and intelligent nursing staff is more important, and these days they advocate you get up as soon as possible after most types of service. As crazy as it sounds, people heal better the moment they get moving. To me that makes sense from the biological, early-human perspective. People who walk a lot enjoy good health. Then the routing system: how ideal! I don't know why other hospitals don't employ it. In the confirmation of your appointment you get a routing number, follow that numerically when you enter and - presto! - you are at the correct location for pediatrics, apothecary, radiology, etc. Supereasy and logical. Finally, I like the atrium interior and the shops. There is a shop with great presents for those who have to stay longer, a good (but expensive) food place, and an ice cream shop. Oops! Maybe you should control-delete that info (but it is artisan and yummy, and you didn't hear that from me). Lots of paid parking with the day ticket costing you 7 euros. I like it as far as hospitals go.