This is a good clinic, treatment quality and attitude to patients are okay, not excellent but better than those in some other places. Usually there are no queues.
It is a good clinic compared to public medical institutions, good service, clean and comfortable, but the service system often fails due to the large number of patients in the form of queues and postponement of procedures to the next date in order to register the patient at Damumed again. There is something for the management to work on
I'll make a reservation right away that the doctors who examined me were great, there are no questions about them at all, some of the most friendly and empathetic doctors I've met.
I lowered my assessment for inconvenient logistics - to a gynecologist in one building, for an ultrasound in another, and for tests in a third. It's very inconvenient to run between buildings like that, constantly taking off and putting on shoe covers.
It is also worth noting that I waited for the ultrasound 2 (!!!) an hour, despite the fact that I received services on a paid basis. The problem here was not the fault of the doctors, but the fault of the records system itself and the administration. My gynecologist booked me for an ultrasound at 14 o'clock, I came even a little earlier, but the girl at the reception said that only on a first-come, first-served basis can I get an ultrasound. An hour later, my gynecologist called me with questions about where I had gone, and she was extremely surprised that I was sent to sit in line. After about another 30-40 minutes, I was accepted. The gynecologist apologized to me several times, she even stayed late specifically to wait for the ultrasound results, although her working day was already over by that time, for which she is particularly grateful.
A week later, I went to see a gynecologist again and there was a software glitch in the entire clinic, which caused data from my medical records to not load, and there were huge queues at the reception. It happens, I understand, but the whole system was literally paralyzed by this glitch.
In general, to summarize: the doctors (at least the ones I visited) are good here, the very structure of all the processes is not very thoughtful.