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2.7 (6 reviews)
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Ospedale San Camillo Forlanini

Ospedale San Camillo Forlanini

2.7(7 reviews)
2.9 km•Portuense

I spent 3 days in the hell that was San Camillo's Emergency room. 20 hours I spent laying in my…read morewaste on a gurney in the hallway, I had a broken femur and was in horrible pain. I woke up alone, with no knowledge or memory of where I was, how I got there, and what had happened. I have never been treated more like an animal than I was there. I gave 2 stars because the actual treatment, cat scan, MRI and x-rays were top quality.I didn't eat or drink for over 36 hours but I had a drip. I begged for water but was ignored. I kept hearing myself referred to as Gli Americana like it was a dirty word. When they transferred me from my gurney to take a test I begged for them to be gentle but each time they yanked my mat over while I howled in excruciating pain. It was almost like they did it on purpose. I had a catheter put in in the middle of this huge emergency room with no privacy. The one little trifold screen that I saw was in use. Mercifully, after 3 days an orthopedic surgeon arrived to tell me my diagnosis. He was so kind and empathetic that I sobbed. I was trying to arrange to be medevaced home, but the Dr said that was too dangerous. The story had a happier ending as I was transferred to the Casa di Cura Pio XI hospital which was like a Ritz-Carlton. I can't say enough good things about my treatment there. As for Camillo, I feel like a survivor with PTSD. I never cry, but in the last month I find myself collapsing in sadness with no explanation other than the experience I went through.

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Policlinico Umberto I - Gloves for visitors just sitting on a trash can

Policlinico Umberto I

1.9(12 reviews)
3.4 km•Nomentano

While we were racing to grab a bus my mother fell and hit her chin on the sidewalk. It was pretty…read morebad and we knew she would need stitches. There was a taxi driver nearby and he said that it would be better for us as Americans to call an ambulance and not to take a taxi. He was right, the ambulance driver helped us all the way through registration and was very helpful with the language barrier. (I had a small translation book, and it helped that her injury was visual not internal) We were checked in fairly quickly, it helps to have your passport on you. We were then taken to another waiting room. From there we were taken upstairs to yet another waiting room. I asked to use a restroom but the staff just looked at me like they've never heard of a bagno and as if I was asking to find my spaceship. Finally another patient pointed me in the right direction. They wouldn't let me go in the room with my mother while she was getting the stitches which I thought was not very nice. I wanted to be there to hold her hand, but I guess it wasn't something she could die of so it was ok. My mom said that it was quick, but painful as stitches go. We were in and out of there and back on the streets in about an hour and a half. Pretty good timing compared to the US emergency room wait time.

Worst hospital I ever seen, something you would expect in a third world country during war. My son…read morebroke his elbow. Treated us like second hand citizen, the cast was the worst cast the hospital in Sweden ever seen and it weighed so much that our 11 year son hardly could carry it.

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The trash can used for my dad to sit up in bed with

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