I would like to express my deepest gratitude to the entire team at Hospital de Sant Pau for the…read moreextraordinary care my husband received during one of the most critical moments of our lives. When my husband suffered a sudden cardiac arrest, we were thrown into a situation filled with fear and uncertainty. From the very first moment, your medical team responded with urgency, expertise, and compassion. The doctors and surgeons who performed his open-heart surgery demonstrated not only exceptional skill, but also calm confidence that gave our family hope during an incredibly frightening time. Throughout his recovery, the nurses, medical assistants, and support staff provided constant care, attentiveness, and kindness. They treated my husband not just as a patient, but as a person--always with dignity, patience, and warmth. Every interaction, whether big or small, made a meaningful difference in his healing process and in our peace of mind. I would also like to recognize the physical therapy team, whose encouragement and guidance played a vital role in helping my husband regain strength and begin his path back to normal life. Their dedication and positivity truly stood out. Our family spent 21 days in Barcelona during his recovery, and while it was an unexpected and challenging time, we will always remember the incredible level of care and humanity shown by everyone at your hospital. Thank you for saving my husband's life and for supporting our family through such a difficult journey. We are forever grateful.

El otorrino en urgencias, no te quita la cera, solo abre un pequeño conducto por el que sale el…read moresonido, pero te deja todo el pegote de cera en el oido. Esto se ha vuelto habitual. Es una verguenza que estos "profesionales" trabajen de cara al publico tan mal. la ultima vez el Dr. ZaWada, me dijo que no habia cera y no lo limpio, cuando el oido esta a rebosar de cera. Vergonzoso,!! pongan profesionales que hagan su trabajo con interes y respeto por el paciente.

Por la presente, queremos manifestar nuestro profundo malestar por el trato recibido durante la…read morehospitalización de Obetrequena Martínez, intervenido quirúrgicamente por el Dr. Pablo Gelber, el pasado viernes 31 de octubre de 2025, por lesión de meñisco y ligamento cruzado, en su centro. Queremos comenzar destacando que la intervención del Dr. Gelber fue un éxito y agradecer el profesionalismo de su equipo médico, así como de algunas enfermeras que han demostrado una excelente actitud asistencial. Sin embargo, lamentablemente no podemos decir lo mismo respecto a ciertos turnos de enfermería, que han comprometido no solo el bienestar del paciente, sino también la calidad del proceso postoperatorio. 1. Incidencias el viernes (día de la operación): * Una vez el paciente fue subido a planta, comenzó a manifestar un dolor considerable. A pesar de que el cirujano había dejado pautada la medicación adecuada para el dolor, solo se le administró paracetamol, sin justificación suficiente. * Tras insistencias continuadas durante el día, no se le administró la medicación correspondiente hasta las 20:00 h, y solo después de que el propio cirujano interviniera directamente. * La actitud del personal de enfermería en el turno de día y tarde fue negligente y carente de empatía, mostrando una falta de coordinación, respuestas evasivas ("no tenemos pautas", "no podemos administrar otra cosa"), y dilataciones injustificadas de hasta dos horas sin solución. * A consecuencia de esta mala gestión, el paciente no pudo iniciar la movilización con máquina de flexión pasiva en el tiempo pautado, lo cual afecta directamente su recuperación. 2. Incidencias el domingo por la noche: * Se repitieron actitudes similares por parte del personal de enfermería del turno nocturno: falta de iniciativa, desinterés y formas inapropiadas al atender necesidades básicas del paciente. * Esta falta de profesionalidad genera un entorno inseguro y emocionalmente muy negativo para alguien en recuperación postquirúrgica. 3. Reconocimiento al personal excelente: Queremos dejar constancia expresa de que durante la noche del viernes, el sábado completo y parte del domingo, el trato recibido fue excelente, con profesionales que mostraron compromiso, atención humana y gran vocación. Nuestra queja no va dirigida a ellos, sino a casos concretos de desatención y trato inapropiado en determinados turnos. 4. Incidencia adicional - lunes 3 de noviembre: Queremos además añadir que hoy, lunes 3 de noviembre, fecha en la que teníamos previsto recibir el alta médica y abandonar el hospital por la mañana, hemos sufrido un nuevo contratiempo de gestión. Aunque la vía ha podido ser retirada sin problemas, no ha ocurrido lo mismo con el catéter epidural colocado en la espalda. Esta mañana a las 6:00 h se le administró heparina, lo que impide, por protocolo, la retirada del catéter hasta transcurridas 12 horas. Esta información, conocida de antemano por el equipo de enfermería, debería haber sido tenida en cuenta en la planificación del alta. La consecuencia ha sido un retraso injustificado y evitable que nos obliga a permanecer hasta las 18:00 h en el hospital, cuando se nos había informado que el alta sería en horario de mañana. Consideramos que esta situación refleja nuevamente una deficiente gestión organizativa por parte del personal de enfermería. Solicitud: Solicitamos que se revise lo ocurrido, se analice la gestión de los turnos implicados y se tomen las medidas internas que se consideren oportunas para evitar que estas situaciones se repitan. Entendemos que la carga asistencial puede ser elevada, pero el respeto, la empatía y la atención mínima no pueden faltar jamás en un entorno hospitalario. Quedamos a su disposición para cualquier aclaración adicional y agradecemos de antemano su atención. Atentamente, Obed Requena Martinez

Great care for the person and in a rapid fashion. Being new to the area it was easy to find and…read moreunderstand the process to check in at administration and then get assistance from the healthcare provider. Overall getting help when you're not feeling well and running a fever is important and the type of care that was provided to us was fast and efficient!

This is a great place if you need emergency medical attention and fast! They'll get you right in…read morewith a short amount of wait time (I waited 45 mins just after being admitted). Another important fact is that as a foreigner without insurance they provide you with a basic fee to be paid of 223 euros which is cheap by comparison to most hospitals in the U.S. Hopefully you won't need it. I unfortunately did and was there just last night (03/17/2013).

I went to Hospital HM Nou Delfos for a very painful sore throat. The doctor who saw me (Dr Steven…read moreLopez Bernal, Numero Colegiado 080862960) immediately suggested a CT scan for my throat, which is extremely weird and atypical for the symptoms I was presenting with. He also didn't collect any of my medical history, and ordered a full panel blood test for around 40 things, including things that I was already vaccinated against (e.g. Hepatitis B). A supervising doctor at that time questioned him and cancelled the CT scan, but they went ahead with the blood test. They did not explain what kinds of blood tests they would perform on me. The doctor did not explain my blood test results, and the hospital charged me over €2.000 for extremely bad medical treatment. I called the hospital to ask about the blood test, and why the doctor thought that it was necessary to test for so many things, including those that were unrelated to my presenting symptoms. The hospital staff refused to answer me, and lied that that Dr Steven Lopez Bernal explained in his email why the blood tests were done. He did not. This hospital runs a medical scam.

This is a typical bare bones, old school, long established hospital up in the neighborhood of…read moreGracia. The hallways are long, the rooms are bare but utilitarian, and the care is fine... Considering this is August, where most of the staff is on vacation (along with most of the locals), the place is pretty quiet, and it takes quite a while for the nurses to come for assistance - this might not be the norm. Wifi is not free. Nor is the TV (with a 25 Euro deposit for the remote). The food is rather bland, but that may be due to diet restrictions imposed on my mother. The cafeteria food was decent at 10 Euros for the menu. After coming from Cima hospital, this place is such a disappointment. It's like being transferred from the W hotel to a Holiday Inn. It serves the same purpose, but now it feels like my mom is in the hospital rather than recuperating in a lovely room after surgery. Personal realization: I really don't like the barrio of Gracia all that much. maybe it's the current situation?

My daughter was seen by a neurologist at this hospital and it was the most awful experience. The…read moreneurologist should not have performed the operations that he did ( Dr Jorge Torales Gonzalez) he obviously did not know what he was doing and ruined her life - he has left her so bad and did not care at all. The care at the hospital was shocking the aftercare shocking during her stay the nurses and drs did not look after her well at all. DO NOT GO THERE.

I am very impressed. You don't get this type of service in Los Angeles. The Staff is very nice,…read moreroom is very nice with a view of Barcelona. Yolanda is wonderful!!

My 24 year old son fainted and was taken to Hospital Dos de Maig. If you are in need of emergency…read moreservices in Barcelona, please go to this hospital if you can. They are very efficient and will attend to you quickly. We were cared for by a wonderful man named Dr. Ruben Fuentes Garcia.