Prusak Anna, lek. med. ginekolog położnik, cytolog. Gabinet
Henryka Sienkiewicza 3b, 34-500 Zakopane, Poland
3.8(33 opinii)
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- Anna W
A very competent and helpful gynaecologist in Zakopane. Explained the diagnostic process in detail. It was easy to follow the doctor's advice. Definitely recommend! Thank you Doctor for your help.
7 years ago
- Michał Janik
A wonderful and very empathetic doctor. Complete professionalism and commitment are the qualities that best describe Anna. My wife and I are delighted, thank you very much :)
3 months ago
- Be nia
I don't recommend her. The doctor doesn't care about her patients at all. She completely ignores them and doesn't answer calls when something's wrong. And when she does respond to text messages, she sends you to the hospital, without the option of an in-office consultation. Stupid comments and a rushed appointment. I highly don't recommend her.
6 months ago
- Marian Piwowarski
Dr. Sucha is a wonderful doctor who managed my pregnancy with incredible professionalism and care. From the very first visit, I felt cared for – she always had time to explain everything thoroughly, answered every question, and dispelled any doubts. She was attentive, paying attention to every detail of the tests and treatment, and at the same time treated me with great empathy and understanding. She always responded to my messages. Thanks to her care, I felt safe and calm during my two-month stay at the ward in Sucha Beskidzka. I wholeheartedly recommend Dr. Sucha to every expectant mother – she is a true doctor. ❤️ And thank you again for everything!! Thanks to your vigilance, today I am happy with my wonderful son. Best regards, Aneta.
8 months ago
- Agnieszka Kopczyńska
I absolutely do not recommend her. The doctor's behavior is far from professional. I urgently needed to consult a doctor, so I called numerous offices, and someone finally called me back. I said hello and asked which office the woman was calling from, from which street, because I had called several places (I simply wanted to know who I was talking to and where I might need to go). Upon hearing this, the doctor brusquely replied that she didn't have time for such things and thought it was something serious. Surprised by her reaction, I told her it was serious, but she decided to hang up. Is this how a good doctor behaves? Without getting any information about the problem or physical condition, she terminated the call! I got the impression she prioritized humor over professionalism, and I'm glad I won't be her patient.
8 months ago