Bethesda-spital - Basel

I went home today after almost two weeks of REHA after a fracture of the femoral neck with the use of an artificial hip joint (operated in Dornach Hospital . I... read more I went home today after almost two weeks of REHA after a fracture of the femoral neck with the use of an artificial hip joint (operated in Dornach Hospital . I have made great progress during this time, the nursing staff and therapists are very friendly and helpful and certainly have a lot of knowledge. What I was missing was the experience of the therapists. Most are still in training or have just completed it. This means that some of them stick very closely to the papers, have very little confidence in you and are slowing down further progress in mobility. I think the intensity and mobility should be steadily increased within two weeks, especially if the patient feels good. Pure “hospital mobility” is not enough for everyday life. You therefore have to test out additional things on your own so as not to be overwhelmed after leaving. I would like to particularly praise a therapist in training, Ms. Luana Gander. She felt the most about what I needed after my stay and gave me good tips. I received very good medical care from Mr. Hartmann and Aeschlimann, while the ward doctor made an insecure impression and shocked me for a short time when she told me that my urine was bad, but up until that point I had never given a urine sample. . Not as bad as the doctor in Ticino who amputated the wrong woman 's breasts, but a mistake that shouldn 't actually happen. Unfortunately there was no apology either. About the hotel industry: Very good, varied food and very appealing service. What 's less good is that you don 't get real coffee for breakfast or after other meals or you have to buy it at restaurant prices. One last point: The TV fee of CHF 8. /24 hours (annualized CHF 2,920. ! is massively excessive, especially considering the minimal screen size and the inadequate image quality. Suggestion: Make the room separable with a continuous black curtain and a normal screen on the wall for each patient. Then every patient will certainly be happy to pay CHF 10 per day. All in all a successful stay! Best regards

A great hospital, especially on the maternity and infant ward, great and very loving people read more A great hospital, especially on the maternity and infant ward, great and very loving people

In short: Lonely top! I had an outpatient procedure with general anesthesia and was well looked after by the entire team at Bethesda Hospital from reception and... read more In short: Lonely top! I had an outpatient procedure with general anesthesia and was well looked after by the entire team at Bethesda Hospital from reception and support at the main entrance to the day clinic and the nurse in charge there. A special, heartfelt thank you to the dream team of nurses Terence Hill and Bud Spencer who placed me on the bed with a lot of humor, as well as the two anesthesiologists and staff who finally sent me to dreamland. A great, friendly and fun stay from start to finish!

Hats off to them, they've got it!!!! read more Hats off to them, they've got it!!!!

Staying in the maternity hospital ward was worse than my cesarean section and the pain that followed. Every nurse said something different about breastfeeding a... read more Staying in the maternity hospital ward was worse than my cesarean section and the pain that followed. Every nurse said something different about breastfeeding and was sometimes told why I was doing it like that (as her colleague had actually shown me?!!! . Had no desire or energy to discuss. But the worst thing was the shaking interns. How do they deal with them that they seem to be so afraid? I was really sorry.. What's wrong with you?? These 3 stars go to the doctor, the anesthesiologist and the rest of the team who were involved in my cesarean section. (Actually should have earned 5 and the station minus 1 .