Mravcová Jana MUDr. - K Náklí 510

The doctor in the right place.

My experience with this surgery on 6.8./21. The surgery has prescribed surgery hours, which are generally not observed in the surgery. The doctor probably has different working hours than indicated on the door. I can confirm that again today. It's Friday, office hours from 7.30 am I'm coming to the waiting room, where other patients come at this time. I'm second in line, because the gentleman in advance was here before opening hours. A nurse comes and picks up the insured's ID cards. The door to the surgery is open and there is no one in the surgery except the nurse. Time is running. At 7.48 a.m., the doctor arrives through the side door. The door to the surgery closes. A sociable conversation can be heard outside the door. At 7.55 a.m., the nurse opens the door of the surgery, which probably means that she will be surgery. I prefer a gentleman who tells me that he is ordered for a certain hour. But even so, I encourage him to go ahead. So he goes and closes the door from the surgery. After twenty minutes, he leaves through the side door. There is silence. And time is running out. In the meantime, about ten people piled up in the waiting room. At 8.30 I call the nurse to give me my card of the insured that I am leaving. The nurse is surprised. I can see through the open door that the surgery is empty, without the doctor. I'm in a hurry for the train I wanted to leave treated (it runs every two hours). I ask myself, for whom is the doctor there for a lot of money?