Alberto Gaeta

Review of Ospedale Beata Vergine di Mend...

It doesn't look like a public hospital, more like ...

It doesn't look like a public hospital, more like a private clinic. I found cordiality from the reception to the hotel staff, from the nurses to the physiotherapists, up to the doctors as it had never happened to me. Very clean room, cozy, free wi-fi, incomparable dinner with those served in Italy. Even a welcome set containing soap, shampoo, creams and more. Just like in Italy (yes, but in a 4-star hotel, not in a hospital). In the evening, after the surgery, the surgeon, Dr. Taverna, came to my room and "told" me about the operation I had immediately, also answering my questions and my doubts (exactly like in Italy) . During the night, as the pain increased, it was enough to call the nurse on duty to receive a phial of morphine that could make me feel better and rest. In Italy, (xxxxxxxxx) I had to threaten the doctor on call to call the police with a cell phone if they hadn't done something to alleviate the pain I had after surgery. Why does it seem to us to be in another universe?