NZOZ Przychodnia Miejska.
Wolności 148, 58-260 Bielawa, Poland
3.2(70 opinii)
- Największa i najbardziej kompleksowa placówka w Bielawie
- Szeroki zakres poradni specjalistycznych
- Możliwość korzystania z usług prywatnych
O gabinecie
Największa i najbardziej kompleksowa placówka tego typu w Bielawie, oferująca poradnie specjalistyczne oraz podstawową opiekę zdrowotną.
Cennik usług
Procedury diagnostyczne
| Poradnia GinekologicznaSpecjalistyczna opieka medyczna realizowana w ramach poradni ginekologicznej. | — |
| USGBadania ultrasonograficzne dostępne w ramach usług prywatnych. | — |
Opinie pacjentek (Google)
- Sławomir Linde
Cardiologist Mariusz Radzyniak. Yesterday, after four months of waiting in the e-registration (IKP) waiting room in Wrocław and changing my specialist search to the Lower Silesian Voivodeship, I managed to make an appointment with a cardiologist in Bielawa. It's better to drive 60 km one way than wait another few months. I had prepared full medical documentation (ECG, stress ECG, cardiac ultrasound, laboratory test results, medical history, etc.). In the report of the stress ECG, the doctor who described the test recommended a CT angiogram of the coronary arteries. I received a referral for such a test from Luxmed, but it is not recognized by the National Health Fund (NFZ). So I asked the cardiologist for a referral, suggesting that since I've been paying ZUS health insurance contributions for 35 years, I'd like to avoid paying the hefty price of a commercial CT scan (PLN 900-1200). I was told that these were costs for him. During this visit, he also mentioned the low rates he receives at the clinic, etc. He didn't even look at my tests, results, etc., and simply questioned the validity of the CT scan. He suggested that it would be better to get a coronary angiogram and determine how many stents I should have installed. Today, I called the 4th WSK (WSK) and the CT scan was scheduled for February 21st. However, when I provided the Luxmed referral code, they confirmed that there was no contract with the National Health Fund (NFZ) and, unfortunately, the test would not be available. If the cardiologist had been understanding and hadn't saved money, I would have had the test in two weeks. And now I'm waiting for months.
2 months ago
- Aleksandra Cyganowska
One star because zero is impossible. Visiting neurologist Wanda Palewicz was the biggest mistake of my life. Not to mention that this woman shouldn't be giving advice anymore, if she ever did it properly. She won't let me get a word in edgewise, then complains, "Why didn't I tell you sooner?" She raises her voice at the patient. She referred me for a test that made absolutely no sense considering my symptoms (later confirmed by four other neurologists). When I mentioned that I get headaches when my blood pressure spikes, like when I start running on the treadmill at the gym or entering a sauna, she yelled at me for not knowing what my blood pressure is. Please forgive me for not carrying a blood pressure monitor to the sauna... She also suggested that since my head hurts when I enter the sauna, I should skip it. The treatment was along the lines of, "Does it hurt when you're alive? It's better if you're dead, problem solved." Failure. I'm 28 years old, so I'm not going to give up something just because you don't want treatment. You have to find the cause, and if you don't want it, I encourage you to retire.
5 months ago
- Małgorzata Walasek
Dr. Danuta Powierza is the worst doctor you could ever encounter. I absolutely do not recommend her and I WARN YOU - DO NOT MAKE AN APPOINTMENT WITH HER. She is rude, unprofessional, and completely disrespectful. She yells at patients and tells them that no matter what they do, nothing will help. What kind of doctor does that? Pathetic. I send my contempt and no greetings.
7 months ago
- Aleksandra Dzikowska
The opinion was based solely on a visit to a neurologist. Dr. Danuta Powierza is not the nicest person, but that's not why you go to the doctor. A doctor should listen to the patient and issue a diagnosis or refer for tests. There were constant interruptions, and the diagnosis was simple. "You have to learn to live with the pain," she quotes.
7 months ago
- Sandra
During my appointment over a year ago because I was experiencing heart palpitations and fainting, Dr. Radzyniak examined me and said there was nothing wrong with me, just my appearance. Today, after presenting the information to my referring doctor, I learned that the cardiologist knew I had anxiety and yet didn't tell me what was wrong. Avoid him completely!
a year ago