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Burger Hospital

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Burger Hospital está ubicado en Frankfurt am Main, que es una clínica de múltiples especialidades.

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1779 año de fundación

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Otorrinolaringología/Oído, Nariz y Garganta (ENT)

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Gastroenterología

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Cirugía plástica

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Cirugía

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Alemania, Fráncfort del Meno

Burger Hospital es una clínica especializada multidisciplinaria que se encuentra en Frankfurt am Main. La principal especialización del hospital es el tratamiento de diversas enfermedades de los órganos internos. El hospital cuenta con una de las mejores prácticas en el país de neumólogos, gastroenterólogos, endocrinólogos, cardiólogos intervencionistas y ginecólogos.

Como la mayoría de los hospitales y clínicas alemanes, el hospital Burger cuenta con el certificado de calidad KTQ, una de las certificaciones más prestigiosas en el campo de la atención médica en Alemania, con autoridad que se considera los hospitales líderes en el mundo.

Burger Hospital es reconocido no solo por sus médicos profesionales, sino también por sus impresionantes logros en el campo de la investigación. Los principales especialistas de la clínica reciben capacitación regular en clínicas médicas líderes en Europa y el mundo. Esto nos permite incluir al hospital Burger en una cohorte de las mejores instituciones médicas de Alemania, donde se brindan tratamientos y diagnósticos oportunos y de calidad a todos los pacientes.

El portal Bookimed asesora al hospital Burger de Frankfurt, por ser una clínica líder en Alemania para el tratamiento de diversas enfermedades internas y lesiones traumáticas.

Especialización y las principales direcciones de la actividad clínica Burger hospital:

Tratamiento de enfermedades renales;
Tratamiento de enfermedades del tracto gastrointestinal;
Cirugía mínimamente invasiva de la cavidad abdominal;
Tratamiento de enfermedades intestinales;
Centro de Investigaciones Interdisciplinarias.

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Alojamiento

Hotel (apartamentos) está cerca de la clínica, con el pago por días

Reseñas de paciente

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Gabs Der

I wouldn’t recommend this hospital for childbirth. From the moment I arrived, I felt unsupported. I was admitted with mild contractions and sent to the postpartum ward, and my husband was kicked out. When my contractions suddenly got much stronger and I couldn’t move, I called the nurse. She told me to walk to the delivery room, down a long hallway and stairs, alone. My husband wasn’t allowed to help, and staff just watched as I struggled in obvious distress. A doctor even told me to move so he could pass. When I finally got to the delivery area, you can’t just enter; you have to ring a bell and explain over a speaker, with people watching and listening. I was in so much pain I couldn’t speak. They only let me in when a woman in the waiting room intervened. The whole process was stressful and frightening. Only then was my husband allowed in. The nurses showed no empathy. I was pressured into unwanted procedures with wrong information. The first epidural failed, and the anesthesiologist disappeared for hours, although I desperately needed pain reduction. They broke my waters even though I told them I cant handle more pain, and that I want to do it when the anesthesiologist is available. They pressured me into doing it by telling me it wouldn’t make things worse, and that if it did, they can have the anesthesiologist here in 20 min, when it actually made the pain so much more intense, after which I completely broke down. The pain became unbearable, but the anesthesiologist had gone home; the replacement was in a meeting. I waited hours, suffering. After hours of extreme pain, they suggested a c-section. They gave me meds to stop contractions, but it didn’t work. I kept telling them, but they rolled their eyes and left me screaming. They put me under general anesthesia because I was in too much pain I couldn’t move or cooperate for the operation preparation, which was dangerous for me and baby, and, as it turns out, was caused by their mistake. I was surrounded by staff, nobody offered any support, everyone just watched, and seemed annoyed. I thought I was dying and fainted from the pain. Because of what my body went through, I lost blood during the operation and needed transfusion. After, they forgot me in the recovery room. I didn’t see my baby for hours. Meanwhile, my husband was waiting and no one could tell him where I was or if I was even alive. No doctor or nurse ever came to explain what happened, or why everything had gone so wrong. A few days later, by chance, I saw one of the nurses who had been with me. She told me that when they undressed me for the operation, they saw that the IV wasn’t in my vein during labor (the solution was going into the surrounding tissue), so I hadn’t received any of the medication, including antibiotics (both my baby and I ended up with infections), and that’s also why the contractions didn’t stop, which left me in agonizing and humiliating pain. She felt bad how everyone was treating me and that everyone was annoyed. Again, no apology from anyone at the hospital. The postpartum ward was just as bad. The nurses were mean; I was yelled at for not picking up my lunch, though I couldn’t walk. No one helped with my baby. My husband could visit only two hours a day. We asked for a room so he could help, but they gave it to someone in clearly better shape. The first day I was allowed to stand, they made me take my baby up two floors (with stairs) for treatment at midnight, even though I could barely walk. When I said I couldn’t, they said I had to (literally), my husband wasn’t allowed to help. When I arrived upstairs, I almost fainted, they measured blood pressure drop, and put me in a wheelchair. Even then, I had to beg for help with the baby. We desperately needed help from my husband, because they don’t help. There are more examples, but the point is: a humiliating and dehumanizing experience. I wish I had known, to spare my family. After speaking to many doctors, I learned that stress, fear, and pain can slow labor. Sadly, this hospital’s approach only adds to that.

DIANA BOLAÑOS

My mom worked here for almost 30yrs. She died last Oct 2023. She had cancer last 2008 and went home 2011 to the Phils. I thank you all for taking care of my Mom. this pic is in this hospital 2004-2005. Thank you for everything to the whole staff of burger hospital. Thank you.

Reyhaneh Hoshyar

Oh my God, how can a hospital have such terrible staff? Yesterday I wasn’t feeling well — I’m in my seventh month of pregnancy and went to the emergency room because of severe stomach pain and nausea. I had already vomited five times since morning. They told me I had to wait an hour, even though I was clearly in a bad condition. I felt so terrible that other patients were willing to give up their spots for me. Eventually, after making a fuss, they took me into a room and just said everything looks fine, and that I should go to the maternity ward. When I got there, I encountered the most horrible staff imaginable. One woman in particular treated me very badly. I was moaning from the pain, and she told me to stop making noise — saying others are in worse pain than me. It felt extremely misogynistic. They acted like pain doesn’t matter, like you’re not allowed to express it. They just wanted me to shut up. They even told my husband, “Your wife is making too much noise.” But it wasn’t under my control. Another issue was that this woman kept rolling her eyes at me. I asked if my husband could be with me and she said no, claiming I had a virus. But when I asked the doctor whether I had a virus or if my symptoms were just due to pregnancy, the doctor said clearly: there is no sign of infection in my test results, just nausea from pregnancy. Even with that confirmation, the nurses wouldn’t allow my husband in, and forced me to wear a mask constantly, even when I was alone in the room or using the toilet. The room was private — no one else was there. Still, every time they entered, they quietly opened the door and asked if I had my mask on. Even while sleeping, they forced me to wear a mask, despite no infection being detected in my tests. One nurse even told me that if I took off the mask while sleeping or in the toilet, they would discharge me and send me home. I told them to remove my IV and I’d go, but they refused and insisted I wear the mask. This was the most terrifying hospital experience I’ve ever had. I would recommend that no one ever goes there — not even if they’re dying. In the end, I told the nurse I couldn’t wear the mask while in pain and trying to sleep, because it made breathing difficult for me and my baby. And she replied, “Corona didn’t kill you, don’t worry — this mask won’t kill you either.” It was incredibly heartless. I was planning to give birth in this hospital, but now I’d rather give birth at home than ever experience something like that again — for the sake of myself and my baby. If it's really important to you to have a good place to give birth, don't go to this hospital at all.

Y K

I cannot imagine a finer team of midwives. Everything else was standard, but the hospital's midwives are exceptional. I am truly grateful for them and I would definitely trust them with my child again. One thing though, if your wife gives birth at this hospital and you make her eat the food here she will never forgive you.

Laura Mas

My personal experience at the hospital has mixed feelings as I did not feel that it was a respected birth. My only fear was the issue of pain and my only request was to be able to have epidural anesthesia at the time of my delivery: no matter how much I asked for it at the Anmeldung, upon arrival at the hospital and during labor on numerous occasions, the hospital He didn't grant it to me. They told me I had to wait and that the room was busy. That moment never came for me and I suffered what I feared so much. Since my daughter was born, I was waiting two hours covered with a towel until a doctor came to suture the tear that the birth caused. Then my baby was born and the pain goes away but it doesn't justify the hospital's actions. Why did they tell me at all times that it was possible? Otherwise, the staff is generally friendly and everything works as planned. Another issue was that on Sunday afternoon the kitchen was completely out of service and I couldn't even make tea, they take away everything and you have to bother the nurse. Finally, the baby registration office at the hospital has no predisposition nor does it know how to inform parents about the issue. They practically kicked us out and told us to go to the town hall to register. I wouldn't choose them again

Jennifer Lam

12.03.2020Ich hatte vorher bei der 116117 angerufen und die Auskunft bekommen ich solle zum Bürgerhospital fahren.Meine Äußerungen waren zudem nicht respektlos, sondern beschreiben Tatsachen. Und ich habe ja nicht nur Erfahrung mit Mitarbeitern der Kassenärztlichen Vereinigung machen müssen, sondern auch mit Mitarbeitern Ihres Hauses. Mit Ihrer Antwort bestätigen Sie vielmehr den schlechten Eindruck, den ich gewonnen habe. Die Verantwortung wird weggeschoben. Schade!11.03.2020Seit Samstag hatte ich Fieber und Gelenkschmerzen, außerdem Husten und sehr starke Kopfschmerzen. Als es mir am Sonntag weiter schlechter ging, besuchte ich das Bürgerhospital an der Nibelungenallee. Wider Erwarten war trug trotz der aktuellen Situation niemand Schutzmasken. Ich torkelte geschwächt von meinen Symptomen zur ZNA und dachte, dass mir dort geholfen werden könnte. Ich war hochvermummt, mit Maske und Kapuze über dem Kopf und hielt Abstand zu anderen Anwesenden. Das desinteressiert wirkende Personal bot mir keine Hilfe an. So Nach einer gefühlten Ewigkeit konnte ich meine Symptome schildern. Daraufhin wurde ich an den ärztlichen Bereitschaftsdienst verwiesen. Leider war der Mitarbeiter nicht in der Lage mir den Weg richtig zu erklären. Auch andere Anwesende kümmerten sich nicht. Durch eine Beschilderung fand ich schließlich zu meinem Ziel. Der türkisch-/arabischstämmige Arzt und seine Helferinnen im Raum anwesend. Beide Arzthelferinnen trugen keine Schutzmaske. Nach einer oberflächlichen Untersuchung attestierte er mir einen viralen Infekt. Corona schloss er einfach dadurch aus, dass ich nicht mit einem nachweislich Identifizierten in Kontakt stand. Ist der dumm? Trotz viralen Infekt verschrien er mir ein Antibiotikum. Ist der dumm? Und fälschlicherweise verschrieb mir ein Mittel gegen Reizhusten. Ist der dumm? Aus dieser Geschichte lerne ich: Die zuständige Anlaufstelle des Bürgerhospitals für möglichen Coronainfizierungen ist keineswegs in ihrer Ausstattung (Mundschutz, Desinfektion) bewappnet, noch professionell (Mentalität von Sanitätern und ersten Ansprechpartnern als auch Arzt). Ob ich nun Corona-infiziert bin oder nicht, da ist mir der Hausarzt in diesem Zeitpunkt noch am hilfreichen, aber Sonntag eben nicht verfügbar. Am Tag darauf ging ich früh morgens zu meinem Hausarzt und wurde dort ordentlich untersucht. Es wurden Abstriche gemacht und ins Labor gegeben. Das Ergebnis zeigte nun eine gewöhnliche Influenza. Aber natürlich kann jeder Mensch, der in meiner Umgebung ist, von Corona infiziert sein, ohne dass derjenige Symptome zeigt, beim Arzt war oder geschweige denn ihm Corona nachgewiesen wurde. Wie Menschen zum Teil in der Bahn ihre Tröpfchen durch Husten und Niesen und ohne Achtung der Hygiene, frei an die Umgebung geben, kann jeder Mensch von Corona infiziert werden. Auch werde ich in diesem Fall nicht wissen, wer mich genau angesteckt hat, und ob der- oder diejenige nachweislich Corona hat. In diesem Sinne, finde ich eine solche Frage sehr sinnlos und unverantwortlich von Seiten der Ärzte. Wenn ich ein egoistischer Mensch wäre und ohne Mundschutz in das Bürgerhospital marschiert wäre, hätte ich über meine Konversationen schon viele Kittelträger infizieren können.Ich hinterfrage das Ärztesystem und hoffe, dass das Bürgerhospital nur an diesem Tag nicht gut ausgestattet war oder die Umstände nur auf Einzelpersonen zurückzuführen sind, die zufällig an diesem Tag alle gleichzeitig unfähig waren.

ProLife 0803

Katastrophenkrankenhaus!!!

Hannelore Vargiu

Im Namen meines Mannes vielen Dank für die freundliche, schnelle und hilfreiche Aufnahme/Betreuung in der Notaufnahme verbunden mit der Bitte, das Dankeschön auch an die Besatzung des Rettungswagens und dem Notarzt weiter zu geben.

Andreas Schmidt

Erstklassige Klinik für Diabetes. Die Betreuung ist sehr gut, das Personal nimmt sich Zeit und ist stets freundlich. Alle Fragen werden gerne beantwortet und man fühlt sich den Umständen entsprechend wohl. Ich kann die Klinik im Bereich Diabetes nur ausnahmslos empfehlen für Ersteinstellung sowie Folgeerkrankungen.

Ilijana Bobi Mia

Ein wirklich DICKES LOB an die Intensivstation im Bürgerhospital. Mein Vater liegt dort seit Wochen, ALLE kümmern sich sehr liebevoll um ihn, kämpfen um ihn, sind zu uns super nett und versuchen uns auch jederzeit abzuholen und nach vielen auf und abs aufzubauen und zu beruhigen. DANKE !!!!! DANKE an die vielen wundervollen Menschen, die nicht nur ihre Arbeit erledigen, sondern die dies mit viel Liebe und Menschlichkeit tun.… ...von einer dankbaren Tochter...