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🕗 opening times
| Monday | open 24 hours | |||||
| Tuesday | open 24 hours | |||||
| Wednesday | open 24 hours | |||||
| Thursday | open 24 hours | |||||
| Friday | open 24 hours | |||||
| Saturday | open 24 hours | |||||
| Sunday | open 24 hours | |||||
6, Hirschauer Straße, 80538, München, Oberbayern, DE Germany
contacts phone: +49 89 38310
website: www.geisenhoferklinik.de
larger map & directionsLatitude: 48.1514672, Longitude: 11.5962833
Shubham Arora
::Our baby daughter was born here recently through a C-section birth and it was such a pleasant experience throughout! Right from the very start, my wife was made comfortable by the doctors and nursing staff and although she didn't speak German, it wasn't such a big deal as the staff took effort to converse in English. Our daughter was looked after with a lot of love and care, and all our initial questions and concerns were patiently heard and resolved. Post operative care for my wife was also very good, with the nursing staff being very friendly and supportive all throughout her recovery. Surprisingly, the hospital food was delightful too, despite us being vegetarians! A big thank you for making this such a beautiful experience and for all the care and love! 🤗
Elvira
::I gave birth there a year ago, great staff, I felt like a queen. I have only one complaint, and that is that one day they forgot to bring me dinner, next day they said they thought the room was empty. Tip: look in the rooms 😅💜 Lg
Yulia Obt
::I didn't like giving birth in this clinic. It is very noticeable that Germans do not want to work as junior medical staff in Germany. And staff from Eastern Europe compete with patients to see who can get a better job in Germany. During the ultrasound, the doctor asked me not about pregnancy and medical history, but about my place of work. In addition, they are very keen to show that they know German better than the patients. The doctor told me that there were no problems if I communicated in English, but the midwife with an Eastern European accent rudely told me in German every time: “Don’t you understand the German language? I told you everything clearly in German. ". I had surgery and needed a special diet without foods that cause gas. But the nurse still gave me the usual menu with fruits and vegetables, even after the German nurse reprimanded her. The anesthesiologist kept asking me in the delivery room what time I was given the medicine. What is unacceptable is that the protocol is kept in a special file on the computer; in addition, I was anesthetized with opiates. I didn’t want to have a cesarean section, it’s an abdominal operation, albeit under local anesthesia, but they put pressure on me. I wanted to leave the hospital. As a result, I still have a blue stitch and pain in my lower abdomen. I am very afraid of complications, I am not young. I was previously diagnosed with endometritis. The medical staff laughed that I told them the medicine to which I was allergic 25 years ago with angioedema and intensive care, because it is no longer used. I checked with the doctors at the state hospital, they told me that all allergies must be named, even to medications that are no longer available.
Adli Renhoren
::My wife had a delivery here. The doctor was very good. The midwives are very helpful for the whole stay of my wife. The facility is excellent
Leon Wang
::I would give this hospital a 5 star as a non-German speaker. Amazing environment and well trained doctors and nurses. Will definitely come back if we would have a second baby in the future :)