LMU Klinikum Campus Großhadern

cj redelinghuys 4 months ago

To check in at the front desk you have to scan a QR code… this is a hospital. Where is the personal touch? No staff there to greet you or point you in the right direction. Even with an appointment for an operation. Stood at the front desk for longer than an hour. What has munich become? Highly don’t recommend this hospital. Rather pay the extra 2000€ to fly to Thailand or Malaysia and get treatment there. Where they actually understand how to treat a human being.

Ana Mihajloska 4 months ago

Went to get an MRI with contrast as per their doctor's request, and they told me to wait due to miscommunication between departments (they were gonna do it without contrast, and I already have an MRI without contrast). After waiting for 1 hour and 15 minutes I asked at reception what the holdup is, and they told me my appointment has been cancelled. Nobody informed me about it, so I would have waited for hours if I hadn't asked.

Anastasia Totokotsi 6 months ago

The doctors play around with interns and they keep you for no reason multiple days to repeat the same test just in case they find something or for all students to see… tests that should be done in first days happen 3 days later and they are smiling while apologizing for their mistakes even though you are stuck with chronic issues due to their poor judgement and lack of speed. Burn it down for good its useless

Ray Joubert Edited 8 months ago

I recently underwent hiatal hernia repair and a revisional Nissen Fundoplication at LMU Klinikum Großhadern in Munich, Germany, under the care of Prof. Dr. Jens Werner and Prof. Dr. Hubertus Stein. I can say without hesitation that LMU Klinikum is one of the best hospitals in Europe for complex hiatal hernia surgeries and fundoplication revisions. Prof. Dr. Werner and Prof. Dr. Stein are among the world’s leading surgeons in this field, and their meticulous attention to detail—both during the preoperative evaluation and throughout the follow-up testing after surgery—was truly exceptional. During my five-day hospital stay, Prof. Dr. Werner and his medical team personally visited me every morning at 8:00 AM to monitor my progress and ensure my recovery was on track. This level of dedication and hands-on care is rare and deeply appreciated. I am especially grateful to Prof. Dr. Werner for arranging a private hospital room, which was exceptionally clean, comfortable, and quiet, making a world of difference to my overall recovery experience. My experience at LMU Klinikum was in stark contrast to the botched hiatal hernia repair and failed Nissen Fundoplication that I previously unde

Ahmed Jamal a year ago

Unfortunately, our experience was not satisfactory. As a parent, I did not feel there was sufficient cooperation or respect for my role as a companion, even though I was authorized by the office to admit patients. There was no bed for me as a companion, no food, and I was treated in a very formal and rude manner by the nurses and the professor overseeing the case. Communication with the medical team was also limited, and we did not receive a clear explanation for some medical decisions, such as the refusal to perform a PET scan. Important appointments, such as a PET CT scan, were canceled, despite the importance of these procedures in accurately assessing the case. My son is a person of determination and deserves special treatment and human and professional communication, which we did not receive during most of the treatment phases, causing us significant psychological stress. I hope the hospital will reconsider its policies regarding dealing with child patients and their parents, especially those with disabilities.