München Klinik Schwabing, München Klinik gGmbH

Shahmina Akter 3 months ago

I would like to formally raise several concerns regarding my treatment during my hospital stay (now 7 days): * Nurse Olga refused to change my bed (Hause 51d) * Throughout my stay, my diabetes management was considered “not a priority.” * Although I informed staff that wholegrain bread significantly raises my blood sugar levels, I continued to be given it (e.g., wholegrain bread with cheese). * The diabetes diet provided was generally unsuitable or inconsistent (including gnocchi, potato soup, rice, and repeated wholegrain bread at meals). * I was repeatedly told that my child “could die,” which caused me significant distress and anxiety. * I had the impression that there was insufficient knowledge regarding diabetes care; at times I had to explain correct blood glucose measurement procedures myself. * Communication between nursing staff during shift handovers was inadequate. I was frequently asked by staff what should be done. * My blood glucose levels were repeatedly not properly monitored or taken into account during my stay. * Only towards the end of my stay was a more appropriate diabetic diet introduced, but by then my levels had already been consistently high.

Li Raymond 4 months ago

The doctor at Bereitschaftpraxis did not listen to me at all and prescribed the wrong medication. I’m surprised by how incompetent and unsympathetic a doctor in Germany can be. Really an eye-opening experience.

Ruba Samara 11 months ago

I have given birth in this hospital a few days ago. Everything was professionally done. The staff were very helpful, the hebamme who helped me deliver the baby, Ms. Karina, was very nice and very professional, all thanks to her. Also, the hebammes that help postpartum are all professional and extremely helpful and make you feel very comfortable. I felt like any question I had or any concern of mine, they helped me solve it immediately. I took the familyzimmer and they would bring breakfast, lunch, and dinner for me AND my husband. Would highly recommend this hospital to all the pregnant ladies/women.

Alex Zawa 3 years ago

I flew from Portland, Oregon to undergo gallbladder removal, with all correspondence and scheduling of the endoscopic procedure conducted via email. The cost of the procedure was remarkably low, about a tenth of what I would have paid at OHSU. After a pre-exam and pre-payment on Monday, I checked in on Wednesday for surgery, spending two days in the hospital before being discharged on Friday. The "Interdisziplinare Station 4g" in house 4 of the clinic complex provided excellent care. Though the hospital building was quite old and lacked toilets and showers in the rooms, the medical staff was exceptionally kind and authentic, ensuring that my entire experience was very smooth. Being fluent in German made everything very easy for me.

Mayra Reyes 4 years ago

DO NOT GO UNLESS YOU ARE DYING OR HALF DEAD! I was reading the reviews but was the only place open at 4 am. I am having a very painful urinary infection and went the after feeling super sick for almost 24 hrs. I went there and in the registrarion told me: “urinary problems are not emergency, go to haus doctor” and turned her back. Then I asked where? And she handed jn a piecr of paper from 2016 with some doctors that were not open at that hour and said “bye” pointing the door. She didnt ask if I had fever, if I had other symptoms. And then I had to walk to the exit for over 20 min because all the exits were closed. Whoever had a urinary infection knows how painful is every step. I seriously dont understand health system in Munich/Germany, I just moved here 2 weeks ago, but I find it really heartless.