Gabriel Mancera - 03100 Ciudad de México

Very negligent, people get worse from the service.

Good care both in the emergency area and in hospitalization.

A space to pause in the daily bustle. It has a children's play area.

I need reports from a patient who came in on Sunday and to this day we want to give reports and they do not answer the calls they leave them on hold I just need information from my patient. Can you help me please

My mom was hospitalized for 12 days !! the treatment they gave her was fatal !!! she has severe bruises on her arms and large balls! As it is possible that they make bad injections! On the other hand, the reports that gave me one doctor and another! was LOUD

Mr. Director: I beg you to accommodate this letter, addressed to the director of the Regional General Hospital Number 1 “Doctor Carlos McGregor Sánchez Navarro” of the IMSS, Carlos Ernesto Castillo Herrera, as well as to the deputy director, Normando Cano Manzano. Dear doctors: A few days ago I entered the Emergency Department with severe pain and burning in an inguinal-crotal hernia on the right side. They passed me to a room with chairs in the hallway for blood samples and serum. Dr. César Zecchini - General Surgery Internist - auscultated my belly, and noticing the inflammation and my groans, said that "it was necessary to operate emergency". Thus, I was raised to the fourth floor and installed in bed 441 with a serum and medications hanging from a clothes rack. Hours passed and no one reported anything that was happening around me - I was bedridden in pain and with the "chipote" that was not going down. Finally, around 10:00 a.m., they informed me that they would not take me to the operating room until the next day. The next day, when Dr. Zecchini arrived, he told me: “Don Gonzalo, the operation of the hernia is already secondary; Now we are going to do an endoscopy study to see why he is bleeding when he is evacuating. ” I was transferred in a wheelchair to the third floor, and there I spent almost three hours waiting for a shift, as there were other patients in line. On January 7 in the morning, doctors Zecchini and Reyes showed up. To him, Zecchini explained his decision to leave the operation of the inguinal hernia in "second term ..." because they were already "reducing pain and inflammation." Dr. Reyes passed me by, discovered me, squeezed the affected area and made me give a loud shout ... Then, in a strong voice, he told Dr. Zecchini: "You have to operate the hernia, now!" By the way, by then the studies they had done in the ER were no longer useful, because they had to make new ones to schedule my admission to the operating room the next day ... Total, on January 7 Dr. Cuevas arrived and informed me that on the 8th at 8:00 hours they would operate on me and they would take me on a stretcher to the operating room at about 6:30. Upon arriving at the operating room, Dr. Selene, in charge of receiving the "scheduled" patients, said that the undersigned, Gonzalo Martínez, did not have it on his list and, consequently, he could not admit me ... Then I intervened and expressed: "Last night Dr. Cuevas visited me and made me sign a document in which I accepted all the responsibility of the surgical operation, and my brother Arturo, who was with me at that time, also signed by mutual agreement." "Ah, well, just because I don't have any waiting patients, I'll let it go," he replied. And so I was admitted. I was lying on the couch for more than two hours without anyone informing me of anything, until finally I was taken to the operating room. The intervention was a success and at 12:30 p.m. they took me to the "recovery" room, where they had me more than four hours, because the "stretchers" had made a demonstration, protesting that they were assigned people who were not their patients or belonged to their flat ... I immediately asked Ulysses, the person in charge of the recovery room, when they would take me to my bed, since my relatives were waiting for me since 8:00 in the morning ... and they didn't know how I left the operation. (What a barbarity! The medical bureaucracy and its nurses in all their splendor!) For the rest, what a pity that no toilet has paper, there are no blankets - one has to wear their own; if not, it dies of the cold. It seems that nurses and their colleagues are experts in apologizing, while their bosses argue that they do not have enough staff. Anyway ... (Letter summarized.) IT WENT OUT IN PROCESS !!!!

The truth is, I was once at Gabriel Mancera hospitalized and BEFORE it was GOOD, now I went TODAY because in my clinic they had detected rhinopharyngitis the week before, then the following week influenza, and they took a chest film to see the pulmonary fields, where the bronchial branches are very marked and hoping that they would give me a better solution, the emergency doctor only took notes of the symptoms without a better review and seeing my film without necessary light told me that it looked very good, injecting me with a antibiotic and metamizole sodium and I went home and waited for Monday at my clinic, how unfortunate that the hospital staff has become so mediocre to give a better diagnosis. The bad thing about it is that I told him that I couldn't breathe well and I felt pressure in my chest. But of course you have to wait until Monday with the general practitioner of the clinic. They have to improve that patient care, that's why they study Medicine to help people out of passion!

Mediocre service Inhuman attention The terrible emergency area. They have patients as alms. The doctors I dealt with without commitment. The head of intensive care, a monument to mediocrity and the poor residents without motivation or enthusiasm. The authorities: director and deputy director do not show their faces.