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Oddział Położniczo-Ginekologiczny Zaspa

aleja Jana Pawła II 50, 80-462 Gdańsk, Poland

4.3(161 opinii)

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  • Tetiana Sobchuk

    I am very happy that choose this hospital for the first childbirth. All doctors and midwifes(special thanks to Eva and Karolina) are high experienced and very friendly. Hospital was provided quality service and all additional support was free of charge. The best choice ever😊🍀

    3 years ago

  • Kwachu01

    If any woman is considering a hospital for labor, I think the above-mentioned hospital in Zaspy is a great option and every woman will be satisfied. My fiancée had a problem with high blood pressure during her CTG (after 39 weeks). After a repeat CTG, the gynecologist overseeing the pregnancy referred her to the hospital. After another CTG and an examination by the doctor, the doctor decided to admit my fiancée for pregnancy abnormalities. A balloon was placed that same day, but the next day labor wasn't induced by the balloon alone, so on the third day, my fiancée was given oxytocin. My fiancée was in the labor room from around 8 a.m., and at 2:10 p.m., our daughter was born. We would like to thank Ms. Natalia Siuda for the efficient delivery and all the care she provided during this painful moment. Natalia's behavior wasn't strictly medical, but rather that of a very good friend, who kept my spirits up and instructed me step by step. We'd also like to thank the two women and the doctor who attended the birth. Despite subsequent complications, the team acted very quickly and efficiently (my daughter's heart rate dropped in the final stages of labor and a problem with the placenta delivery). The delivery room itself also felt very cozy (more like a private clinic than a public hospital). In the postpartum ward, the midwives were also very empathetic and caring. They constantly checked on my daughter and fiancée, and if there were any breastfeeding issues, they helped and advised on how to improve things. I hope you'll continue to open more wards and not close them (which, unfortunately, is currently being observed in hospitals), because what you're doing deserves not gold, but the biggest diamond.

    2 months ago

  • Wiktoria Chrapkowska

    Thanks to this maternity ward, I know I'll never give birth again. The labor was terrible; they waited until the last minute. My son's heart rate was starting to drop because the umbilical cord was wrapped around him several times. His heart rate was 70, and they insisted on a vaginal delivery. The baby wasn't breathing when he was born. Fortunately, everything turned out well. I had seizures during labor from the anesthesia in my spine, and the doctor laughed. The midwife I gave birth to didn't motivate me; she was constantly rude. After giving birth, they jumped around with only one patient. After eight hours, they showed me where the formula was, and I was even yelled at for not being the center of the universe. My son cried constantly because I didn't have enough milk. I asked to be shown how to change a newborn's diaper because I'd never experienced it. If it weren't for the instructions in the ward, I don't know what I would have done. I strongly advise against this maternity ward.

    2 months ago

  • Katarzyna Szypulska

    My hospital stay, in a snowdrift, during my son's birth was a pleasure. The staff during prenatal care (in the pathology department) and after the birth were impeccable. The midwives were kind, helpful, and engaged. As for the birth itself, I unfortunately encountered a former midwife an hour and a half before the end of her shift – unfortunately, I don't remember her name. And unfortunately, I can't say anything good about it. Her empathy level was near zero; she spent most of our journey on the computer, didn't offer any instructions, and instead used the "you're not helping yourself" tactic. At one point, she declared that two more contractions and my son would be born, then left the room because she'd left her phone somewhere. I had the impression she was completely disinterested in me, except for when I cursed in pain to try to ease my pain – which, of course, she had to comment and notice. Luckily for me, her shift was over and a lovely midwife came to see me. She stayed with me, telling me how well I was doing, and explaining exactly what to do and how. She was an angel, not a human being. So I have mixed feelings. Not everyone is suited for this type of work. Support is needed here, not belittling or avoiding me.

    3 months ago

  • Kam 1990

    I was pleasantly surprised by the care provided by the midwives; their dedication and humanity are truly evident. Throughout the entire experience, only one woman, let's just say, had a bad day. This was my third birth in Zaspa in 15 years, and honestly, it was the best :) Also, a huge thank you to the cleaning ladies for their work!

    2 months ago

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