Blue Pavilion Ltd. - Chittussiho 1001

They visit only the internal and vascular clinic here, but maximum satisfaction. The doctor is very kind, helpful and professional. The same goes for the nurse, who is still in a good mood. There is also a pharmacy in the pavilion, which I really appreciate. So I definitely recommend.

At present (October 2019) the reconstruction of the building is in progress. So far, one floor has been repaired and the other is being worked on. The problem has always been parking. Places barely 20. As far as medical care is concerned, it differs from doctor to doctor. There are private surgeries.

All right. Friendliness, reception, nice nurses, doctors. You are really a patient here, they are here for everyone?

Doctors great. But the pharmacy ... such an arrogant and unpleasant pharmacist ... I'd rather meet this voluntarily than voluntarily. There is only one and you can't miss it, it makes a very bad name for the pharmacy.

Helpful staff, I have always been served quickly and efficiently.

Nurse on the skin..no that's something :-( I have never experienced such an arrogant and unpleasant woman.

I do not evaluate the medical staff and the quality of services. I wonder how anyone could give this monster such a flashy name. An architectural gem in its original guise. Showcase of all socialist, medical blocks, enriched by a modern boiler room chimney at the back. No less beautiful original POLYCLINIC logo and ground floor elements. I must also appreciate the clearly younger and very sensitive interventions in the building itself. Such as the elevators next to the main entrance, which contrast gently with the original sheet metal doors. New windows with a different structure and admitted lining on the lower floors seem to lighten the building visually than the original large metal ones above. With this intervention, the building got a more interesting look and does not look so dull, it fits better into the original villa development. Here I must highlight the bold location of the building as such, when there was only a slight disruption to the urban complex of this place. All this underlined the sidewalks and roads with layers of asphalt and concrete perhaps of all decades that are clearly acknowledged. They give us an opportunity to see how longitudinal marking has developed in the Czech Republic since the times of normalization to the present day. The quality of the surface corresponds to the age and volume of funds allocated for their maintenance over time. Pedestrians will certainly enjoy the variety of surface materials and its heterogeneity, which add elements of adventure to such a completely banal thing as a visit to a doctor or pharmacy. Motorists will certainly appreciate the number of parking spaces and many one-way roads around the building, which are the result of the location of the building mentioned above. There will also be no loss of surface quality and marking. I hope that due to rising prices of building materials, the building will be spared the very popular polystyrene insulation, silicate plaster and other various modernizations that would completely destroy the uniqueness of this building.

Rehabilitation: reception super but MUDr. Jaroslav Mikula is arrogant, reluctant, unpleasant, vulgar and annoying. I don't know how it is possible that we pay for health insurance and services so that then some well-groomed doctor would treat people like that. I recommend going anywhere but to this rehabilitation doctor.