University Hospital Vinohrady

I had an ligament injury , and went on a Saturday morning to Orthopedic OPD, the nurse took insuarance card and my visa ...since I didn't knew Czech , there was a nurse , he helped to translate in English...the XRAY (RTG) was done quickly and I got a prescription.. Quite quick and good ...Thanks

I came to the hospital at 5:40 with a terrible pain in my chest, till 7:10 I was the only person sitting in the waiting room and nobody did nothing. Even though, the hospital started to open, I saw more and more doctors and nurses coming, nobody came and helped, when I was crying there in pain. I went to the nurse to ask one more time, if I'm going to get help. She answered me the most aggressively that the doctor will call me. The best I could do, is to go to another hospital. I just lost my time and struggled in pain in this awful place with the most unrespectfull nurses!

Three absolute worst experiences ever. First time they brought me with stomach pain and dizziness at 3am there was no one in the waiting room yet they let me wait for 10 minutes before they even let me then they gave me medicine that didn't help at all and send me home with same pain. Second time again terrible pain (gallbladder stone) I was sitting in the room with doctors on wheel chair shaking from pain while they werw joking around ignoring me for like 20 minutes. Nurse told me I should stop shaking that it is only psychological. Third time I passed kidney stone, terrible pain I was waiting for three hours in the waiting room even though I came first other people who came later got their treatment earlier than me. I couldn't even sit. The doctor asked why i used ambulance and didn't use taxi making me feel guilty for even being in terrible pain...if I used taxi I would probably still sit there year later waiting. They didn't accept me on urology so I had to wait 4 hours on intern to get CT and then being send home after just like 30 mins later... I never lost so much faith in humanity as that day... after 7 hours of waiting they released me with antibiotics and terrible memories. Leaving old people laying without any communication or help for hours on bed without blankets or water or any care.... If you have a chance to go somewhere else always go somewhere else. They don't even deserve one star..

I visited the Urology Center, with very bad previous experiences from different hospitals. However at Hospital Vinohrady I had a very pleasant service from the Foreign Department and excellent medical care from an English speaking doctor. You might need to know a little Czech for the nurses, and also might encounter some Inpolite ones.. But it should be worth it like in my case.

I had a pain in my chest at Saturday at 17-00, so I decided to go to hospital Vynohrady instead of Tomayerova hospital, as in Tomayerova I needed to wait outside, and it was snowy December. Doctors took me very quickly, they made a bloodtest for infarct and heart cardiogram. They told me everything is ok with my heart and that probably I have some issues with my stomach. Doctors spoke only Czech, but there was one medical brother who spoke Russian. I want to say thank you to all the doctors and receptionists in Vynohrady Hospital Emergency.

Faculty hospital. As far as I know, there are enthusiastic doctors with big heart and great empathy. I wish noone to need a stay in hospital, but I felt there wery well, becasue thea treated me extremely well and were friendly.

Terrible service. Most people working there (nurses and people doing desk jobs) don’t speak English and don’t seem to be willing to help non speaking Czech people. Also waiting times were extremely long. A shame of service for an European capital hospital, specially taking in consideration that a hospital is a place where the patient should feel safe and helped. If you don’t speak Czech, being attended at this hospital can easily turn into a really bad experience.

DO NOT GO TO HERE UNLESS IT IS YOUR ONLY OPTION. DON'T GET SICK IN PRAGUE. Do I have to be losing my consciousness to be taken seriously? The worst treatment & behaviour I have received. I had a returning flight to Prague recently, and I started to feel quite sick. I had sore throat, dry cough, chest pain, mild fever (38.8), and my whole body was aching. I took the cold/fly medicine I had at home. (I'm a med student) However, my symptoms got much worse; I wasn't able to breathe properly (no nasal congestion) because my lungs were hurting and I started to feel dizzy as my fever was raising higher. So, I went for emergency even though I knew "flu" (what my symptoms were similar to) is not an emergency case but I didn't know what exactly I had. I was so desperate to seek help from anyone. Guess what did they say? "The emergency works after 6PM." Ffs, i dont know about the others but in my country, emergency treatment means they should be able to treat you 24/7! I even asked if I could go somewhere else, another hospital with emergency but they didn't help at all except saying no. Sadder part was the fact that they were mediocre English speakers, so there was no language barrier. It was pure rudeness, arrogance and no sympathy. I was in pain. I felt like I was going to faint but nobody cared in the hospital and acted so arrogant as if I was just a cry baby. I live alone so, it was quite scary for me because nobody could bring me or notice that I was in a bad situation when my fever would reach to 41° or higher. I experienced it before, and I knew I wouldn't be able to go to hospital by myself.