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Am Hirschberg, 66606, Sankt Wendel, DE Germany
contacts phone: +49 6851 592001
larger map & directionsLatitude: 49.4531794, Longitude: 7.1767011
Sebastian Schemel
::Dear Dirk, your supposed "excuses" of no staff, etc. are not an excuse but an emergency situation created by the government that is at the expense of other people who need help. If you've never worked in a nursing profession, etc., you'd better keep your mouth shut about something like that, blaspheming the nursing staff who are working themselves to death, something like that is the bottom drawer!
Daniel görgen
::The juice shop only gets 1 star because of the nice nursing staff Lying here with viral meningitis Blood samples, nerve fluid etc. everything was examined... When I asked the head doctor if I could go home, I only got one sentence "You can go, but go home today, you'll die tomorrow." 🤨 A doctor who doesn't speak fluent German tells me I'm terminally ill? When I said I had spoken to another doctor he turned around and left. Viral meningitis is treated with antibiotics and cortisone and can be done at home without any problems. But the dump needs money, every patient has to be retained. The person next to me in bed has one-sided facial paralysis and should stay there over the weekend despite the fact that nothing can be done for him... Iwas really lazy here.
Jens Olejak
::Huge parking lot, but unfortunately not a single charging station - end of 2023! Only coin payment or an exotic app, i.e. the EasyPark app is not possible (although everywhere else in Europe) and no card payment. The cafeteria is closed on weekends, when most visitors come. The vending machines only accept coins, not notes or cards.
Dirk Persch
::I really have to write it like this: today my family doctor sent me to St Wendel for an ultrasound examination. After waiting for over 5 hours, I hopefully asked how long it would take. I don't really want to say anything about the young man's answer. Just what I saw in these 5 hours is unbelievable. Patients were simply left in a wheelchair next to the emergency room by a KS employee, a grandma walked around completely disoriented and so on. I am deeply disappointed and shocked by what I have to see today. Don't just dismiss everything by saying that we don't have enough people and this “bla bla bla” everywhere!!!!! I believe that politeness and friendliness are a basic requirement for humanity.
Hans-Peter Schwan
::Was in the ambulance, I was very satisfied. Everything was ok in terms of time and skills.