Fakultní nemocnice u sv. Anny v Brně

Dont go there unless there is no other available hospital left in town.I had a really bad experience there and dont feel the doctors I met treat people with their heart. I came to the dermatology dept. for examining my allergic skin, arrived at 8.30 and till 10.30 I got my turn (preferism for locals to skip the line). Then after reading my sickness reports they decided to transfer me to Bohunice (even though St.Anne is supposed to be the best dermatology in Brno). I waited for one hour for ambulance and they kept telling me to wait. I felt worse and the my skin is swollen, till then they let me lie down and still wait for ambulance (still NO TEMPORARY MEDICAL TREATMENT).I asked my friend to come to escort me Bohunice hospital, and they didnot allow us to go but wait for ambulance, but they said it is in 2 hours. We ask them to provide temporary treatement and the nurse said the doctor went to lunch, how ridiculous!. I felt really disappointed with such attitude and we finally decided to leave as it was around 1pm as the Bohunice's dermatology dpt would be close around 3pm.I was skeptical before going to Anne hospital after reading all the bad review, but so sad those reviews are actually telling the real ugly truth.To the doctors: Sick people come to hospital to seek for treatment, so please treat them with your heart!

I visited this hospital today for a vaccination and everything was excellent. My Czech isn't very good, but they spoke perfect English with me; and the staff were very pleasant and friendly. It was quick and efficient and even though im scared of needles, they were very kind and reassuring.

Update:The Doctors that threw the Patient ( a potential stroke victim) out of the ER saying that there was nothing wrong, and refused to examine him or order any test including an MRI, for which he had a scriptThat Patient was diagnosed with MND / Motor Neuron Disease, 4 (four) months later.The Neurologist that refused examine the patient, also refused to order any TEST that could help identify the problem, should LOSE HER LICENSE.Do Not go to ANY Czech health facility, if you want to live. But if you choose stay, be certain that you can live with the consequents', because your condition will only get worseIf you get sick while in the Czech Republic, do not expect to get help from an emergency room! No matter where you're from including the Czech Republic, run to Germany or Austria as quick as you can. They will not treat you unless you're visibly dying in front of them. Even at a private clinic, there is a 4-6 week wait. If you think you are having a stroke, get E-Vac to the nearest town on the Austrian or German border. This is not a joke nor an exaggeration.I had to give it 1 Star, so I can warn traveling Americans. Don't get sick in Czechia!

Receptionist of this hospital very rude and don't want even help with any questions. Wors personal ever .

They will NOT care about you if you are a foreigner. No one speaks english, which is not a big deal if you want to help someone. The thing is they don't even bother to read the Google translated messages I was wrighting. Despicable attitude, literally making fun of me by telling me to go from one floor to another, and another, all just to tell me that they are not going to get me a doctor in the end. I was so tired and in so much pain due to my health condition and they showed zero susceptibility and zero kindness. Two hours walking around for nothing. This hospital is a joke.

Horrible place, you can wait with hours. And the nurces are so unpolite

Our many experiences with this hospital can be described with only one word RACISM!If you don't speak english get ready for a bumpy ride because the head doctors of this hospital are pure racists.A couple of doctors/nurses(young) are very friendly but thats it.Why I hate this hospital:1)Many of my friends had only negative reviews about this hospital2)The head doctor of surgery department showed how racist he is more than once. Asked me what languages I speak and he started judging me for not learning the Czech language well since I study here. I told him I speak English but he ignored me and asked me if I speak French, Italian or German instead. After having his fun he proceeded to speak with me in English language.3)My friend had a serious heart problem and they just left him outside of the examination room, they told us to wait 40 minutes while he was screaming in pain, the minutes became hours and they were pretending that we are not there, they even closed the door so that they could not hear the screams. Asked again when the doctor will come and just received the usual in 40 minutes". I started shouting at the nurse to get him help immediately and she started shouting at me and called her boss to complain instead of helping. Magically her boss appeared and finally examined my friend. But that wasn't the end of it

I went to this hospital several months ago to run some tests. Upon trying to reschedule an appointment for a checkup, I was told that they do not accept foreigners, despite the fact I have Czech residency, and was referred elsewhere. The level of unprofessionalism is frankly appalling; it appears the staff at this hospital has forgotten the fall of communism was over 30 years ago.

I visited the St. Anne's University Hospital Brno more than 15 times in the past 2 years, and the impressions were quite mixed. I had my gallbladder taken out in January 2018 and the whole time spent there was really good. From the nurses in the patient room, to the surgeons, to the anesthetist who came to introduce herself before the surgery - all were really friendly and either spoke English or had someone with them who did. I just wanna say that I speak enough Czech to get along even without English. Even more friendlier staff I encountered at the Ultrasound department where a younger doctor who speaks English, and her older assistant who doesn´t were amazingly friendly and helpful every time I visited. Also friendly staff at the Endoscopy department even without English, quite helpful. BUT, there is always a but - the reception desk and 2/3 of the doctors at theI. Chirurgická klinika (the first place you visit usually) are subhumans who hate themselves firstly and then everybody else! One of the female doctors I ended up with during a check-up, was asking me quite aggressively how long I am in the Czech Republic and why I don´t speak better Czech - all of that while I was lying on the bed in pain. Just one of the examples how pathetic those people are and hateful towards foreigners, independent of your status, language skills, education, job title etc., believe me. The reception desk is a nightmare for itself, not only for foreigners but also for Czech people. There are really good and friendly doctors, nurses, staff at the St. Anne´s Hospital, but sadly they are not heard due to these horrible human beings who should be ashamed for treating people like they do and ruining the reputation of the hospital and those staff who is actually doing a great job.

Totally not recommended!Why? Read the story:Me and my wife missed our flight due to their mistake, they got postive result for my wife, whereas next day she tested negative both for new antigen and PCR test (by the way in Elizabeth Pharmacon totally recommended, result given in 4 just hours), plus its already 2 days I am waiting my results!And this is not the first such story I heared after our bad experience.