Szpital Powiatowy im. A.Wolańczyka
Hoża 11, 59-500 Złotoryja, Poland
3.3(177 opinii)
- Nowoczesny sprzęt operacyjny i laparoskopowy
- Kompleksowa diagnostyka onkologiczna
- Programy profilaktyczne NFZ (mammografia)
O gabinecie
Szpital świadczący profesjonalne usługi medyczne na rzecz mieszkańców powiatu złotoryjskiego i okolic, oferujący kompleksową diagnostykę i leczenie w ramach poradni ginekologiczno-położniczej oraz oddziału ginekologicznego.
Cennik usług
Procedury diagnostyczne
| EKG (prywatnie)Badanie elektrokardiograficzne bez opisu, wykonywane prywatnie. | 50 zł |
| GastroskopiaBadanie endoskopowe górnego odcinka przewodu pokarmowego. | 400 zł |
| MammografiaBadanie profilaktyczne w ramach Programu Profilaktyki Raka Piersi refundowanego przez NFZ. | NFZ |
| RTGKlasyczne badania RTG przy użyciu nowoczesnych, cyfrowych aparatów. | 30 zł |
| RektoskopiaBadanie endoskopowe dolnego odcinka przewodu pokarmowego. | 135 zł |
| USG piersiBadanie diagnostyczne wykonywane w celu wstępnego rozpoznania i rozwiania wątpliwości dotyczących zmian w piersiach. | — |
Lekarze
lek.Ewa Wizgirdkobieta
Chirurg-onkolog, wykonuje m.in. USG piersi oraz diagnostykę onkologiczną.
prof. dr hab. n. med.Tomasz Sozańskimężczyzna
Specjalista radiologii i diagnostyki obrazowej, kierownik Pracowni Tomografii Komputerowej.
Opinie pacjentek (Google)
- Stanisław Lesiak
I was admitted to the hospital as an emergency, the evening before All Saints' Day. I was admitted immediately, without unnecessary expectations. I was immediately provided with care in an incredibly caring and calm atmosphere. The surgical team took care of me, ensuring my complete comfort. Treatment was planned and prescribed immediately. The family was provided with all the necessary information, which was very reassuring. The ward is very clean, spacious, and offers beautiful views, which is especially important for someone who has been immobile for weeks. The many years of experience, competence, and unparalleled desire to save the health and life of the doctors there saved me from amputation, which would have been recommended in other facilities. I would like to emphasize the incredible diligence, knowledge, and courage of Dr. Oleksandr Kalynovsky, a doctor with a big heart. He is proof that what matters most in a hospital is not the new decor, but the staff. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for everything you did for me and for saving me from amputation. Despite the circumstances, I will remember this stay very fondly. Thank you very much.
5 months ago
- Kamila
I wholeheartedly recommend the Pediatric Neurology Clinic. The doctor is a true doctor by vocation. Everything is explained well, appointments are virtually seamless and very thorough :)
2 months ago
- Małgośka Małgośka
I don't recommend this hospital. I ended up there after a rehearsal. The staff treated me like nobody knew who! Especially that one paramedic who brought me in the ambulance! Respect people, don't judge them, because you could find yourself in a crisis like this someday. 🤦🤬
2 months ago
- dzastin alex
Words fail to describe the INTERNAL WARD and the people working there! (Not all of them, of course, as there were people who practiced their profession with their hearts on their sleeves.) Total anesthesia. Most of these women, who only CALL themselves NURSES, should stop practicing their profession! I hope karma comes back to you—it always does! And that in your old age you'll be treated the same way you TREAT ELDERLY PEOPLE!! Sincerely, the granddaughter of an elderly woman who never complained about anything, never asked for anything because she had her daughter by her side all day. She didn't even complain when you couldn't insert the Verflon syringe correctly and opened wound after wound, not to mention other parts of your body! How you unplugged the doorbell remotes at night so that elderly people couldn't call you when they needed a drink of water BECAUSE you were asleep...! How you shout at elderly people even though the lady pointed out that she wasn't deaf and could hear everything!
7 months ago
- Artur Job
The hospital is a disaster. I called the general number on December 27th at 10 a.m., ending in 2286. An old toad answered. I asked about the possibility of admitting my child to a pediatrician for Christmas care. The toad told me not to call and hung up. It's a disaster. The hospital needs to be closed, treating patients as if they were a punishment.
4 months ago