Emergency Medicine / Patient Admission / Wound Bandage
Hello, On April 15 this year, my wife underwent small finger surgery at the Traumatology and Orthopedics Hospital and on April 16, was written. Everything in this hospital was great and I went home with a bandage. The bandage lasted very well until April 20, when we decided to go to the nearest trauma center for a bandage to the Emergency Medicine and Patient Clinic of AClinic Hospital. Arriving at the clinic and waiting for 1. 5 hours, we were received and Dr. A. Omelchenko performed a bandage, which was a paid service (9. 96 AUD), which we immediately paid for and happily went home. The next day this bandage was torn off. I called the clinic and explainedthat the bandage is worn and I would like my hand to be tied again. I was addressed to some other phone no. and said he could do it again for a fee because other doctors were working. Of course my wife and I went again, because either the wound had to be bandaged for a fee or not. This time the wound was bandaged much differently and the bandage is the same for the second day, but again it was for a fee, which surprised me a bit. I took the bill, which I will definitely pay on time, and the next morning I called the head of the clinic, Dr. A. Vishnakov. I explained the situation and asked if the clinic should not perform the re-dressing free of charge for the poorly provided service. I have been told that they do not have to do this at all, that they are saving thousands of lives (which I do not deny and thank you for that) and that is the rules of the Cabinet. To the questionthat in addition to the regulations of the Cabinet of Ministers, there is also a human factor and this bandaging could also be done free of charge. I asked their staff to act illegally. The amount of 9. 96Eur is not so high that it could not be paid twice, but I think the work should be done qualitatively and the head of the clinic should not be proud of thousands of rescued people (for which he has taken an oath), but open his eyes and understand things that may not be up to the clinic. finalized.
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