Hvorfor anmelder man en lægeklinik. Keep your friends close and your enemies closer! nej nej :) jeg…read moresætter bare pris på at vide hvad jeg går ind til og tænker det må der være andre der også vil. Dette er stedet andre læger sender deres patienter (læs: mig) hen for at få taget røngten billeder. Det er på 2. etage og man bliver taget imod at en meget travl og vigtig lægesekretær (de overgåes nærmest kun i arrogance af advokatsekretærer), der autoritært indkræver dit sygesikringsbevis og forviser dig til et overfyldt venteværelse. Jeg blev heldigvis kaldt ind ret hurtigt, og uden så mange dikkedarer røngtenfotograferet fra flere vinkler. Sygeplejesken gav mig den foreløbige diagnose. Lægen ville så uddybe den dagen efter hvilket i min bog er super hurtigt. Jeg smuttede afsted bekræftet i min opfattelse af lægesekretærer og glad for hurtig betjening.

A modern, well equipped hospital staffed by highly skilled doctors. The facility is large and…read moreincludes several shops inside.

I came into Teres Hospital under the unfortunate circumstances of having gotten a wrist injury…read more After navigating the healthcare system a while, and not getting any better, I tapped into my private health insurance to get an MRI and find out what the story was with my wrist. When calling up, I rarely sat on hold for more then 3-5 minutes, and was set up within the week for an appoint with Dr. Thomas Rohde. He spent some time checking out my wrist, and set me up with an MRI to get to the bottom of my injury. Within a week, he emailed me with very thorough details about what the MRI told him, and offered a solution to my problem. The whole staff has been incredibly professional, and I feel as though, should I need follow up visits, I will be in good hands here. It should be noted that Teres is also open to those who get referrals via the public healthcare system, though I'm not sure if the wait is longer as a result.

Long story short Highly unprofessional in diagnostic, unable to use their heads and to look from a…read morebroader perspective. Overlooked viral brain infection told me to go home to sleep over. Was basically close to being incapacitated for nearly 2 months, completely left without medical care my GP would not look at me either based on hospital conclusion that there is nothing wrong. As a consequences have multiple cranial nerve damage, memory loss, confusion, etc, finally approached hospital abroad and diagnosis was confirmed . Rigshospital denies diagnosis from abroad and refuses to continue with adviced treatment that leaves me without medical care in Denmark. Myself having medical background can't say anything good about any specialist in Rigshospitel, one word highly unqualified, narrow minded, unprofessional people. Doing just a basic test to save on diagnostics persons life and quality of life itself doesn't matter. In the past for different rear illness had to approach specialist from Italy, The Netherlands and USA all of them laughted at Danes as absolutely useless specialist that are not able to make basic test. This was confirmed on my own skin already a few times for different illnesses.

Jeg var nervøs og utrygge ang operation ,men min kontaklæge Tanja Jensen har tage godt imod mig med…read morealle det nødvendige oplysninger. Jeg takker sygeplejersken for omsorg. Kh Olivier

I had my eye surgery (LASIK) here last April and I am very satisfied with the level of care that…read moreboth the doctors and the optometrists provide. Since my glasses strength was bigger than -6, I was qualified for "free" surgery and was referred to this hospital. I had a very thorough pre-surgery check and even the surgery itself was very smooth. Carsten Edmund, my doctor - who happened to be "overlæge" at the department - was very patient and cared to explain the steps of the surgery. During the surgery he was also very patient with me although I was super nervous and very anxious about the surgery. They also do very good follow up / post surgery check up. I can't really complain apart from the long waiting time whenever I'm called up for a check, but that's how hospitals are, I suppose. I had to wait 45 minutes once for my appointment but usually it averages at 10-15 minutes.