I'll start with the reception area where I was taken by ambulance 2 times at different stages of pregnancy. Either the staff is tired or they are so angry on their own. I had an exchange with me, they wrote down everything from my words, and if they didn't remember something, they were angry and sighed. I stayed there for a total of almost 2 months during my entire pregnancy. I was on the 3rd floor at the observatory, the doctors and medical staff there are super, there are no questions. Evseenko V.N. is a super doctor, very affectionate and attentive, experienced. Borisik (I don't remember the initials) is also very nice and neat, she did an ultrasound for me, despite the fact that there were a lot of people there, she showed me the baby and explained everything. In recent years, I was in the pathology department. The doctors there are also very good, although they don't take much time, even if there are questions. They fed there, as well as on the 3rd floor, it's not bad if you can't get up, the nurses will bring food and take it away, or the ship will take you out and wash you. At birth , I was lucky) Natalia Nazarchuk delivered the baby - a super woman!She was calm , simple , and most importantly, she managed to do everything. The birth was quick, I was told what to do, and I tried to listen .The midwife was also very good, she called me affectionately, I needed it and came to the prenatal room and helped as much as she could. After the maternity ward, of course, there were mixed feelings. The staff at the post seems to be quite good. They immediately helped me to go to the toilet. They quickly brought the baby and explained what and how to take care of him. It was my first birth.The first night was sleepless, and at 6 a.m. we were kicked out into the hallway for more than 40 minutes (3 times a day ). So it was cold in the wards, they also aired in all the wards and there was a draft. Of course, I understand that a maternity hospital is not a place to sleep, I really wanted to sleep, but I didn't have the opportunity even once in 4 days.You go into the room and you need to undress the baby, because the examination is coming soon, the babies are very cold. Nutrition is the same for everyone, for pregnant women and for those who gave birth. The attitude towards the child was good, even during pregnancy, they called him by his first name.
Because this is my first child, I was helped with breastfeeding for 15 minutes, then by myself. I didn't know how to Google on the Internet either. As for free medicine, everything is not bad, THANKS TO THE DOCTORS AND NURSES - I AM GRATEFUL THAT THEY PROVIDED ME WITH THE NECESSARY HELP AND KEPT THE PREGNANCY UNTIL THE END. A BOW FOR CHILDBIRTH! The baby is healthy, growing and developing. There are no complications after childbirth .
There are a lot of good people working here among the staff, very caring and attentive. The children's doctors are also very good and attentive. The doctors on the rounds will give you 5 minutes. They may ignore your complaints about how you feel, but in general it is good for free medicine. I didn't like that childbirth is stimulated and accelerated. At the last stage, it seemed to me that I was going to die when they began to "squeeze" the child out of me and I began to lose consciousness
It's a very interesting place, you bring your wife here, and then she comes out and they bring you a baby. I've done it more than once.)))
And if it's serious, then there is a good and responsive staff working here. They always accept parcels for moms in a friendly way. And inside, the attitude towards moms is very good.
The doctors here are very good
They save the lives of many mothers and babies
Responsive and friendly explain everything, show everything
Personally, I am glad to see this hospital
Thanks to Natalia Nikolaevna Nazarchuk for giving birth and Evgenia Olegovna Kamenetskaya for setting up GW. Responsive and friendly staff of the physiology department. Special thanks to Oksana Alexandrovna Gaiduk, head of the neonatal department.
Getting up at 6 a.m., airing, mopping the floor, being kicked out into the corridor for an hour or 1.5 hours. How they deliver babies depends on the shift that is working.