Sani Konukoğlu Private Hospital

On February 23, we made an appointment with Internal Medicine Dr. Dilek Sarsu for my mother and myself. When we got to the hospital, after waiting for a while, I asked Dilek's assistant when Dr. Ms. Dr. would arrive. I said Dr. no examination How is it that my mother and I were very surprised to see Lütfü Baran in another same branch? Mr. Dr. directed me, I passed myself. He sent my mother, who had many complaints, and me for analysis without even bothering to examine me. We paid close to 600 TL for a test, a bottle of syrup and we weren't even examined.

Yes, it was a very good hospital years ago, it was number one in Gaziantep. But now your job makes you wish you hadn't come. The worst part is, there are doctors, physician assistants and nurses who have forgotten that the other person is a human being. The treatment of nurses, especially in the newborn department, is so bad that the most sensitive part is that they talk to both the mother and the baby, but as indifferent as possible, irrelevant and harsh. Seminars and trainings should be given to doctors, assistants, nurses about the fact that the people who come there are not arbitrary, they are people who are already psychologically worn out and come to find a solution. Also, when you go as a private hospital, you encounter an arrangement like a public hospital. The only difference is that you pay a lot of money here, the public hospital is free.

Never come to this hospital unless you are in a difficult situation. Although the hospital itself gives an appointment to Hematology Mehmet Yılmaz at 11:40, they keep him waiting until 3 in the afternoon. Mixed with each other with and without an appointment. We came as private, a thousand worse than the state

Never come to this hospital. Even if you are about to die, because the employees you will meet create this thought very easily. You make an appointment, you can never be examined even though your appointment time has come. You get ridiculous reactions even though you're right. Especially in the cardiology outpatient clinic. Today was our first visit, now the last. Either a change of personnel must be made or the loss of patients continues in this way.