Fakultní Nemocnice Královské Vinohrady

I would like to express my gratitude to the staff of this hospital, and especially to the doctor Pavel Škrha and the nurse, who quickly accepted me and stopped my asthma attack. To be honest I thought that my visit to hospital would take much time, but everything went better than I expected. The staff is very calm and polite despite the fact that they have lots of work

Visited the hospital (dermatovenerology department emergency room) on Saturday. I was bitten by an insect (I had extensive swelling, severe itching and pus coming out of the bite). When I went to the nurse to get in line she even without looking at my leg said 'go to the pharmacy and buy yourself an ointment. I said that it was probably a tick bite, but she obviously did not care, absolutely indifferent to my problem, said that its not an urgent matter, come on Monday to ER!!! That's a disgusting attitude to people. Or maybe it's because I'm not Czech. Not recommended

Terrible service.Most people working there (nurses and people doing desk jobs) don’t speak English and don’t seem to be willing to help non speaking Czech people. Also waiting times were extremely long.A shame of service for an European capital hospital, specially taking in consideration that a hospital is a place where the patient should feel safe and helped.If you don’t speak Czech, being attended at this hospital can easily turn into a really bad experience.

If you’re not a native Czech DONT GO HERE. horrible experience, traumatic. No empathy, no kindness. Good luck if you want help and go here.

If you have any other choices don't come here, they will just refuse to treat you

I cant believe what I have just experienced!I went with my boyfriend to the emergency because for one week He was sick and this day he was having problem breathing.There was one lady for security - that nicest person I have met in Czech - that she was always trying to help, but the doctors and nurses just do not felt interested.Without a diagnosis and even an analysis nurse Pavlovsky came rudely and said “ we are not going to help you because is not serious, come back tomorrow”. Why do you think I came to the emergency at 1AM? Because I was bored? I came with a health problem and was looking to be treated - right of every citizen of Czech Republic or with the European health insurance card.Never meet a hospital that treats people which such an arrogance and ignorance like today.

Don't look for healthcare in the Czech Republic, the system is just so corrupt, that even if they find deadly pathologies in your blood, the doctors will tell you that you are absolutely healthy!

DO NOT GO TO HERE UNLESS IT IS YOUR ONLY OPTION.DON'T GET SICK IN PRAGUE.Do I have to be losing my consciousness to be taken seriously?The worst treatment & behaviour I have received.I had a returning flight to Prague recently, and I started to feel quite sick. I had sore throat, dry cough, chest pain, mild fever (38.8), and my whole body was aching.I took the cold/fly medicine I had at home. (I'm a med student) However, my symptoms got much worse; I wasn't able to breathe properly (no nasal congestion) because my lungs were hurting and I started to feel dizzy as my fever was raising higher. So, I went for emergency even though I knew flu" (what my symptoms were similar to) is not an emergency case but I didn't know what exactly I had. I was so desperate to seek help from anyone.Guess what did they say? "The emergency works after 6PM."Ffs

Terrible organization. Basically no English available. Extremely Rude nurses and rude doctors, seems to be because I’m not native born full blooded czech. Appeared to be janitors or parking attendants working at the reception to direct people to emergency department etc. just go to motol. Or get in a time capsule and go back to 1950s Czech Republic. Be prepared to wait a long time in any department emergency or speciality.