Unfortunately very big disappointment. After the reviews here we went to this dermatologist and I…read morefeel like I didn't do anything. We went in the morning before he opened, there were plenty of people waiting, so we go on the big line. We thought we will wait long BUT don't worry, he is SUPER Fast. It took him two minutes to see me and my husband and say that everything is fine(which is not), we tried to ask him some questions but he started to look at his computer(he wanted to show us it is time to leave) I truly don't recommend him, it really feels like he is doing it only to get as much patience with insurance as he can.

I had a good experience here. The office staff was nice and spoke decent english. Dr. Juliana…read moreSteinhoff was attentive, empathetic, and was able to help me in 1 visit. Her diagnosis was spot on, and I have healed well since visiting her. The practice was also understanding of my non-resident status, and offered me very fair assistance with the office visit. I would go back again and recommend.

I agree with Kai V. the doctors and staff here are great. I have been a patient here since about…read more2009 and can't complain at all. I have noticed since they expanded to the floor below, they have also gotten busier and getting an appointment is sometimes not so simple.

It's June, which means my allergy season is in full effect right now. This was something I totally…read moreneglected to think about until it was already upon me, and I realized I only had a few weeks of Allegra-D left. After finding out the German name from a doctor friend, I decided to see an allergist. Need allergy medicine? See an allergist. Makes sense, right? Except that every English-speaking allergy doctor I came across was booked for months. That wouldn't do. Instead, I decided to see a regular practitioner. Of course, I encountered a similar problem. All the doctors were either booked for months, or on the other side of town. I, for one, would like to be able to walk a few blocks or take a short bike ride to see mine. Well thank goodness for aerzte-berlin.de - I was able to put in advanced criteria and when looking for English-speaking doctors in my neighborhood, came across one just a couple blocks away. I quickly called and was told to come in and wait. The reception area is super small and it took a while to be helped, although I don't think that was any fault of the people working. Once I registered, I waited in an adjoining room for maybe 5 or 10 minutes before I was seen. The wall is covered in (faded) reprints of Van Gogh and Monet paintings - a nice touch when compared with some of the awful art I've seen on office walls elsewhere. The seats were multi-coloured with shiny plastic shells - they reminded me of M&Ms... I can't say anything about Dr. Cotanidis, but as for Dr. Engert, he was great. I immediately told him that I heard he spoke English, and he switched right away - and speaks it well! He sat down with me, took the time to not only hear what I needed but also ask the appropriate follow-up questions, and then accompanied me to the front and waited until my prescription was given to me. All in all, the experience was about 30 minutes. I got what I came for and left with a good impression. Extra note: In addition to speaking English (and German), Turkish is also spoken here.

Dr. Cotanidis is very nice, fast and speaks English…read more It's worth noting that even the receptionist speaks a bit of English, and you can come in without an appointment during the practice hours. I needed to do a medical check up for health insurance, and I really needed to get the blood test results rushed. These wonderful ladies got them to me on Thursday morning, instead of Monday (which would be their normal lab processing time) after I explained my situation. Super grateful! Will be back. PS. Dr. Cotanidis is lovely, and she looks a bit like a young Tove Jansson. I grew up with the Mummins, and found this incredibly sweet and reassuring. :)

It's an awful place, where you will be treated like nobody if you're not a private patient. If you…read morehave a public insurance (Krankenkasse) you'll only get one appointment every 3 months. So don't get excited by the fact that you will make your first appointment very easily and online - if you need a second one or if you have to wait 3 months to get some feedback on your blood test you will hate them. At first I was thinking, awful as the appointment policy is, maybe the doctor will help me - he gave the impression of being very self-confident. Guess what, after a year (4 appointments) of suffering their arrogance, hating to go there but going there and doing everything my doctor told me to do my skin looked much worse than at the beginning. I then switched to another doc, who helped me. Never again.

I went there for an emergency because I had a sudden allergy and my face was all swollen. As…read moreexpected, I had to wait an hour of course because they had a lot of patients with appointments waiting and it was difficult to squeeze me in but then, they took me. They were very friendly and helpful, thorough in their examination. The doctor I saw spoke French and english very well.

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