Doctor Beer crippled me for life. Worst mistake I ever made. I came for a Solution and went out…read morewith another Problem. No after care no Medication.

Coming from Britain, I saw some not very good new moles. I was examined here, dermatology is good,…read moreexperienced doctors. I am glad that I went here, and did not go to another medical institution.

Worst hospital ever!! You have to wait for a doctor to come…read moreuntil you die. We had a Motorbike accident. My wounds were not so big but bleeding. After 6 HOURS waiting, one told me better to go to my family doctor because he didn't know when there will be a free doctor. Btw, there were a lot of nurses , but i wonder how comes nobody knows how to treat small accident wounds, or they just don't want to?! I thought nurses learnt to do sth like that?! Isn't it an emergency first aid or basic things?

Worst place ever, reception kicked my breast feeding baby out of the emergency room into the dark…read morerainy night, so we had wait outside!

This pharmacy is located on the bottom floor of the shopping mall right next to the Grand Hyatt…read more Which makes it convenient for international visitors battling the inevitable head cold that comes with travel. The staff here are friendly, helpful and speak english. This shop is not open on Sunday's. "Closed on Sunday's" is very common here. Highly recommend.

This Pharmacy or "Apotheke" is located on the bottom floor of the Potsdamer Arkaden Centre in…read moreBerlin I called in here while in the shopping centre to pick up some snorting treatment for my friend, and some paracetamol. I found this store to be rather expensive with paracetamol costing around 2.50 euros (it can be picked up for 1/5 or ¼ of that in the UK) and the snoring spray costing just over 10 euros. The woman who served me spoke decent English, yet the language barrier was still there and she did originally try to charge me 25 euros for the snoring treatment as he tried to push on me, and sell on me a mouth and nose spray, which were both separate, she seemed to be more about profit than showing me all the options which might be better in my situation and cheaper. The selection here is okay but in my case only having two snoring sprays (mouth and throat) and one lot of paracetamol is ridiculous, and I can't help but wonder whether it was just the member of staff picking on me to end up making more profit and selling a more expensive item as I'm British and have very basic knowledge of Berlin and Germany, and I don't speak German. Price and service and the location (being on the bottom floor makes coming here inconvenient) all are a huge factor in why I feel this Pharmacy deserves a single one star rating.

Our experience with the SPZ was marked by significant difficulties in both the diagnostic and…read moremedical care process. Our son already had a confirmed autism diagnosis, issued by a multidisciplinary team after a three-month stay at a day clinic (Tagesklinik). Despite this diagnosis and his ongoing need for medical support (including the use of prescription psychiatric medication), our son was seen only once by a doctor at the SPZ over a period of eight months. No further appointments were offered during that time - neither for medication monitoring, clinical observation, nor for any additional diagnostic evaluation. No physical examinations or neurological assessments were carried out. The psychological assessment was based on very limited observations, without any continuous clinical follow-up. In our view, there was a lack of sufficient objective basis. Nevertheless, a medical-psychological report was issued that questioned the existing diagnosis, without clarifying how limited the doctor's actual contact with our child had been. What we found particularly concerning was that this very report was sent to the Youth Welfare Office (Jugendamt) and used to justify far-reaching measures - including a possible inpatient placement outside the family home. In our opinion, neither our child's living situation, medical history, nor the information provided by the parents was adequately taken into account. The report was based almost exclusively on feedback from the school. There were also serious language barriers, as no interpreter was made available to us during the entire process. Important aspects of school life and serious incidents (such as physical aggression and discrimination) were not mentioned or documented in the report. From our perspective, our child's well-being was not appropriately prioritized, and his medical needs were not handled with the necessary care. Based on this experience, we advise other families to proceed with caution when choosing a center for diagnostic assessment and care - especially when the child already has a complex medical history and is on ongoing medication.

Highly recommended if your need a knee operation! I experienced some long waits for appointments…read morebut all the staff, Drs, nurses, porters, physiotherapist... were all great, friendly and knowledgeable! Hospital was clean, with a nice hospitality including a lengthy food menu.