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The appointment took place: the doctor examined me, sent me for a test, then checked all the tests and wrote out the treatment.
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The doctor is very experienced, everything was punctual and satisfactory.
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The appointment took place: the doctor examined me, sent me for a test, then checked all the tests and wrote out the treatment.
The doctor is very experienced, everything was punctual and satisfactory.
Yesterday I took my 17-year-old child for the first time. We are being examined, we need to have everything done, including tests and an MRI.
Overall good, the doctor explained everything to me. We'll see further, he's treating.
The appointment with the doctor took place, but I lacked emotional support.
I lacked emotional support.
I was at an appointment with the doctor, and he prescribed me medicines. But we had taken these same drugs before as well.
The doctor's prescription didn't help me, because these medicines had already been taken before. I went to another doctor, he made an adjustment and prescribed other drugs, and I felt better.
I was at an appointment with the doctor.
I liked what the doctor explained and the appointment.
I came for an appointment, and the doctor didn't even talk to me — he immediately sent me for an ultrasound and a blood test, and at this same clinic. Although in the morning I had already had a blood test at Invivo and came with the ready results.
The doctor was not interested in the tests from another clinic. I think this is just a bait to then send people for tests that cost several times more than in other clinics.
I came for an appointment with this doctor with a two-year-old child. The doctor prescribed a bunch of tests, and I refused, because I am a single mother. After that, the doctor started driving us out of the office, and the interest in us immediately disappeared.
The doctor doesn't know his job and prescribes based on Google. On top of that, he prescribed a two-year-old child a medicine that is not from a pharmacy, but from network marketing. The medicine is not available in any pharmacy, I looked everywhere. I googled it and came across the networkers, who bear no responsibility at all for their products. He prescribed a bunch of tests, I refused, since I am a single mother. The doctor started driving us out of the office, the interest immediately disappeared. Don't go to this doctor and especially don't entrust the lives of your children to him. Be careful.
I came for an appointment, the appointment went very quickly.
The appointment was quick and good, I liked everything.
I got an appointment at a different time from the one I had booked: in reality there's a live queue, and it doesn't matter when you arrive. The doctor sent me for a CT scan, even though everything was clearly visible on the ultrasound anyway.
The specialist is not the best, but he got across to me what was necessary. The medical centre is a bit chaotic, but it will do, there simply are no others like it.
It was impossible to get in at the appointed time — a walk-in queue, no matter where you came from. They sent me for a CT scan, I don't know why, since everything was clearly visible on ultrasound. Apparently, it's their internal policy — to drag clients around the services of the polyclinic.
I came for treatment, and he prescribed treatment for me.
The prescribed treatment met my expectations.
The appointment went well.
The doctor was tactful, attentive and did everything quickly.
I can't say anything about the doctor yet, because I still have a second appointment after the test results. I was referred for an ultrasound and tests. The doctor is serious, he seemed to listen, but he didn't make any diagnoses without tests — and, in my opinion, that's right. We'll keep monitoring.
The doctor is serious, he listened, he didn't make diagnoses without tests — I think that's right. Also, the first appointment through the website is cheaper.
The website states the appointment costs 14,000, with a discount 3,500, but at the clinic itself it's 7,000 tenge. An ultrasound costs 7,000 tenge. There's no parking, you need to arrive early. The girls at reception either don't understand or pretend not to. It's a live queue: even if you booked through the website, you still have to wait.
I came for an appointment, and I got the impression that the doctor knows absolutely nothing. He told me to have an ultrasound and sent me for tests.
It seemed to me that the doctor knows nothing.
I was at an appointment, and the doctor examined everything in great detail.
I liked that the doctor looked at everything thoroughly.
I came for an appointment, but the doctor didn't examine me properly — he didn't even look at the tests or the CT scan.
The doctor knows absolutely nothing: I have pneumonia, and he said everything was fine. I don't recommend him. It seems there are no narrow specialists at Emiried.
The appointment went well.
The doctor is competent, knows his stuff, everything was clear and the prescriptions were to the point.
I was at the doctor's appointment.
I liked the doctor's attentiveness, politeness and the speed with which he did his work.
The doctor's appointment took place, but I had to wait 1.5 hours.
I want to say a big thank you to the doctor.
I had to wait 1.5 hours.
I was at the doctor's appointment.
The doctor is very good, a professional in his field, he explained everything to me clearly and in full.
The appointment lasted only 15 minutes, and during that time the doctor told me almost nothing.
Not a word about the diagnosis, he barely measured my BP. It felt like he just wanted to see me quickly and tick the box. I barely managed to ask anything myself.
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