MUDr. Pavel Homolka

Maybe I'll repeat, but the doctor is a very nice, empathetic and pleasant person. I can only recommend it.

During my life I met at least a few doctors (and I worked in various hospitals for ten years - a paramedic) such as MUDr. Homolka. Sympathetic, helpful and will gain your trust with his approach. Although the problem is more self-burning, you feel that you can talk openly about the problem. And that is the basis of the doctor versus patient relationship.

The review covers the nurse's behavior. I did not come into contact with Mr. Homolka. After a previous telephone appointment, I came to register at Mr. Homolka's office. The entrance to the surgery was completely open and the nurse inside. After knocking, it was opened to me without greeting and with the shout "What do you want here ?!". I greeted and replied that I was going to the registration we had agreed upon, but the nurse replied in an indiscriminate and rude tone that they had after office hours. I realized that I was wrong about the day (which can happen to a working student, or are we no longer human?), So I wanted to apologize politely, but the nurse was probably no longer curious about my apology and during my apology I was not greeted she closed the door in front of her face, as if I were some half who had come to ruin her beautiful afternoon. I have never experienced worse behavior in my life and I changed my mind about registering very quickly. Mr. Doctor may be really good (which would explain the assessment that is here), but Mrs. Nurse is definitely no extra class ...

For me, the doctor has always been a person I could go to with anything. He is now one of the others who treats over the phone. Then we can't be surprised that people end up in the hospital. I'm so sorry.

A friend recommended this surgery to me, because he knew that I had long-term problems after the operation and that they probably had my operation damaged (I was also told in the hospital in Prague). However, an unprecedented shock awaited me, because his story was very good care and pleasant behavior of doctors and nurses. So I was looking forward to the fact that I was waiting for a horror in medical work. Unfortunately, my nurse changed, so instead of an oasis of peace and quiet, I entered the place I wanted to escape from - either or start yelling at my nurse what she was willing to do (which I did over the phone when I woke up in shock). because no one in my life treated me with such disrespect). It is a journey into the past that most of my generation does not know, because the nurse behaves like she is from the communist era and takes the patient as if she is annoying her and can blame him for things that are completely unrelated to her and does not even have the necessary education. In short, she behaves rudely and unprofessionally, she handles things that don't belong to her - she handles your intimate data in front of other people and comments out loud what you probably are - I've been told that I think I'm young and I don't care that it's going to be something others that she had surgery too and she was terrible, but she immediately went to work, so logically I should suffer the same and not solve my problems. She was also very slow and I even tried to help her, but it soon passed me by. Well, I changed my mind about registering. However, I have already been registered there, so now I am choosing another doctor. The doctors are fine, but I think a nurse is important too. Too bad I don't recommend it.