Tabor Hospital, Inc. - Kpt. Jaroše 2000

The building is in a catastrophic state of cracked plaster, the area is maintained. -there is a very large amount of garbage in this place.

Hello, my experience with Dr. Musel Martin from the proctology clinic is terrible. For 2 months I went to him with problems. some of their water and in the end I had an allergy so he sent me to the skin and when I'm okay I have to order again, he knew what my problem was that he had to deal with surgery ... and he let me suffer again she really suffered here. Never again to him, I drove to Písek and the next day they told me the date of the operation was acute .. Now I have it after the operation and they finally helped me ... Tabor never again .....

Current experience from visiting the Covid Test Center at Tábor Hospital: - Despite the requirement for a maximum number of people (6) to enter the centre's premises, which is based on government regulations, about 15 people were crowded in the corridor in front of the PCR and Anti-Gen room, some with obvious symptoms of respiratory disease (cough). Some of the people present had an open time where Covid was caught. The test center staff did not actively require compliance with the quota of 6 people indoors - the mode of invoking ordered patients implicitly encourages non-compliance: the center employee comes out in front of the test room door and invokes the names of the persons ordered for the specified time indoors. People who do not want to immerse themselves indoors and wait outside in front of the center do not know about their summoning. The system is therefore forced to squeeze into the crowded interiors if they want to register that it is their turn - upon arrival, it is required to fill in a paper form at a table in the corridor between the collection rooms. The information in the form is the same as that stated in the online booking, to which I assume the test center should have access. In addition, this system again leads to the accumulation of people indoors and the need to touch the table / pencils / papers that may be contaminated by Covid positive patients. - hand disinfection is not located in front of the entrance door, or at least just behind them, it is located only on the table with forms and pencils

Horror and terror. Not only do you wait a few hours there as an ordered person, but you have to watch how the sisters deal with their friends there and prefer to take them first. Furthermore, you are transferred there from surgery to surgery and you will eventually spend 7 hours there. In the end, you get infected with Covid, who you haven't had for two years, but suddenly you have been vaccinated according to their test. Great. If, after a long wait, you need dirt and an outrageous stench on the toilet, no soap or napkins. And it was Friday afternoon. So this last experience. When something changes, I'll change the review. But so far my evaluation of this ...

Last week I was with my little son to take out a nasal tonsil. We were in the children's ward for less than three days. Staff helpful, helpful, professional. We have the best possible experience. Thank you for your care.

I would like to thank the doctors, nurses and other staff in the ICU and Surgery B for the care after gallbladder surgery - they were all nice and helpful. Many thanks to them for that. Thank you for your help at the surgical clinic.

cardiology - I really appreciate the approach of the attending physician and primary school, willingness to explain everything, helpfulness, professionalism at a high level, I completely trusted them. But nurses and paramedics - horror. Chaos, lack of interest, reluctance, even vulgar expression towards a fellow patient. They all vibrate before the main visit, but otherwise you can't see them in the room except for the distribution of medicines. neurology - I was pleasantly surprised by the care of doctors - intensive care, drips, eKG, spinal injection under CT, magnetic resonance imaging, attendance of RHB nurses - all within a few days of hospitalization. As an outpatient, I waited for the previous MR for over two months, for RHB three. P.primář and his deputy great experts and professionals, nurses willing, hardworking. Unfortunately, in both departments poor hygiene, dirt on the toilet, in the showers, equipment old, battered (but it is not so important). And as a bonus, the vaccinated untested patient, with extreme cough, oxygen support, complaining of sweating, contracted an unvaccinated, TESTED, therefore originally demonstrably healthy colleague, lying next to her after a week. Covid was subsequently tested in both. Fortunately, I, also unvaccinated, did not become infected. In everyday life, I try to protect myself and I've never gotten Covid. Paradoxically, the greatest danger then lurks - in the hospital.