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Jacek Hodera

Brzozowa 44a, 52-200 Wysoka, Poland

4.2(6 opinii)

  • Komfortowe warunki wizyty
  • Planowe wizyty bez konieczności dłuższego oczekiwania

O gabinecie

Specjalista II stopnia z wieloletnim doświadczeniem zawodowym, zapewniający komfortowe warunki wizyt oraz planowy tryb pracy bez długiego oczekiwania.

Cennik usług

Choroby

Bolesne miesiączkowanie—
Choroby przenoszone drogą płciową—
Dysplazja szyjki macicy—
Endokrynologia ginekologiczna i rozrodcza—
Ginekologia onkologiczna—
Infekcja HPV—
Niepłodność—

Położnictwo

Położnictwo i ginekologia—

Lekarze

  • lek.Jacek Hoderamężczyzna

    • Ginekologia Onkologiczna
    • Endokrynologia Ginekologiczna

    Specjalista II stopnia z wieloletnim doświadczeniem zawodowym. Staram się, aby wizyta odbywała się w komfortowych warunkach. Wizyty odbywają się planowo.

Opinie pacjentek (Google)

  • Katarzyna Olczyk

    The doctor is the best person I've ever met. I trusted him 100% and I wasn't disappointed. He's incredibly kind, empathetic, and clearly has a wealth of experience and dedication. I wholeheartedly recommend him

    6 months ago

  • Marta Mrozek

    I'm a regular patient of Dr. Hodera. All my appointments have always been on time, and the doctor is a very kind person and an excellent specialist.

    6 years ago

  • Karolina Zysk

    The doctor, due to an emergency case, accepted me without any problems outside of working hours. Concise explanations, empathy, kindness and suggestions for further treatment. A patient-friendly office. I recommend

    6 years ago

  • Justyna R.

    I definitely don't recommend this doctor. I started my pregnancy with this doctor. I scheduled appointments every two weeks, as recommended by the doctor. Unfortunately, disappointments awaited me even before entering the office. I made specific appointments, but it was still difficult to get in on time. Once, I had a situation where a woman left the office, and the doctor called another woman for a specific time. At the same time, I and another woman from the waiting room got up. We were asked what our appointment time was, and it turned out we were both at the same time. To make matters worse, the woman who had just left and was getting dressed in the waiting room said she was also scheduled for the same time. That means three people for one appointment. Supposedly, each for a 20-minute appointment. For some reason, the second woman with the same appointment came in before me, so I had to wait, whether I wanted to or not. When I entered the office, the doctor didn't even apologize for the delay. He simply asked if I had booked through a well-known doctor or his website. Since he had three patients in one hour, he had to rush, so he didn't even examine me in the chair, only performed an ultrasound. I was complaining of abdominal pain and it was early pregnancy at the time, so I think a chair examination is important in this situation to make sure everything was okay, because everything can't be seen on an ultrasound. The final straw came when I had my appointment for a prenatal ultrasound. Of course, as usual, I was on time, but there were others in the waiting room at the same time. When the doctor invited another person into the office, I got up because I had an appointment for a specific time, which had just arrived. But it turned out I had to wait again because the doctor had told the other woman to come in... Well, I waited. I was actually a bit glad to be the last one in, hoping that would save the doctor from rushing through such an important examination. When I finally entered the office, I again heard no word about the delay. The doctor told me to prepare for the ultrasound. While I was lying on the couch ready for the ultrasound (and you know how ultrasounds are done in the first trimester ;) ), the doctor began the ultrasound and then said he was sorry because his FMF license had expired and he had forgotten to renew it, and besides, the baby was positioned incorrectly, so he wouldn't be able to properly examine it anyway. The doctor told me to make an appointment at another clinic for the test and gave me examples of where I could have the test. This was a very important ultrasound, and the gestational age at which it was performed is crucial. I had four business days left to find another doctor who would see me at that time and perform the examination. The pool of such doctors is limited, as not every gynecologist is FMF-certified. In this situation, I didn't have the luxury of choosing a convenient time or a quality doctor for the test; I simply had to go wherever there was an available appointment. I ended up having to get NIFTY tests, which didn't cost the same as an ultrasound (300-350 PLN) plus blood tests for the PAPPA test, but 2,350 PLN to be 100% sure that everything was okay with the baby. At the end of the visit, the doctor charged me another 100 PLN for the consultation. I think that was below the belt. In this situation, when it was completely his fault, he should have at least apologized and not charged me for the visit. I came in needing a prenatal test, not a consultation. On leaving, the doctor told me to see you later, but of course, I decided to change doctors as soon as possible, while the pregnancy wasn't yet advanced.

    6 years ago

  • Katarzyna

    I recommend this doctor. He was very kind, and the examination was professional and painless. He explained everything thoroughly. Thank you.

    3 years ago

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