Reviews about Codra Hospital

I gave birth at Codra, lovely experience, dr Stanisic excellent, kind. Nurses Ljilja, Bilja, Tijana, Linda, Vera were wonderful, I enjoyed being with them. Midwife Ljilja was by my side the whole night, showered me in the morning and treated me as if I were at my mother's. However, one older midwife was quite reserved and not so friendly. When I needed her I couldn't call her because she was sleeping... as were the two midwives working the night shift who were supposed to look after the babies. They were sleeping and didn't care about the babies' crying which went on for a long time. The second night a midwife even came and told me she couldn't calm the baby so I should see what's wrong with her. She left me, freshly delivered by C-section, with a baby that cried for another 2 hours. She went to sleep, I should mention. The hospital has quite a few shortcomings that need to be fixed. The nurses working with dr Stanisic in gynecology were also wonderful to me. Follow-up checkups for the baby that we scheduled with dr Rudanovic we never received. We waited for an hour with a 2-month-old baby for the doctor to show up and do a routine checkup but she never came. Whose fault it is I don't know... but pay a little more attention if you want to keep your patients

Professional and kind. Since I arrived late last night, the security guard immediately took me to the on-duty nurse and offered to help me with my things even though my bag wasn't too heavy. The nurse who greeted me was incredibly kind and nice. She answered my many questions with so much love and kindness. Nurse Milijana who organized everything for me is a special story altogether, few people today are as good a person as she is. She did her absolute best with my arrangements. The only thing I can say is a big thank you. The rooms are tidy and clean, above all spacious (the room is like a hotel :)))) So read this, I RECOMMEND to everyone from the heart :))

They left the most wonderful impressions, the woman who answers at the clinic showed great kindness and nurse Sanja from IVF had so much empathy towards us, and even though they couldn't accommodate us they tried their best, thank you so much for restoring our faith in humanity and human kindness. All praise to the clinic.

What I felt in this hospital is expertise, experience, warmth, dedication to the patient. I would especially highlight dr Djurovic and his team in urology. Dr Djurovic is a great humanist, a wonderful person and an exceptional expert.

I want to thank Codra hospital and gynecologist Dr. Nikola Stanišić for the help provided. I had surgery under general anesthesia. The entire staff showed care for me before and after the surgery, the doctors would give me a reassuring pat on the shoulder and were very kind. At first I was very alarmed by the reviews about the hospital, but I trusted the doctor who referred me there. And in the end everything was at the highest level: communication, the surgery, and follow-up appointments afterward. Moreover, we spoke in three languages simultaneously and everyone understood each other. The price for the surgery that the doctor quoted did not change in the end, I paid exactly what they told me initially. The only thing was that before the surgery I had to take a paid COVID test. And the follow-up appointments after the surgery were free. Thank you!

We are talking about a country that wants to join the European Union. We are talking about one and only clinic in the capital that provides private healthcare. Let's take them one by one: There is a WhatsApp line that they neither check nor answer. Once you manage to book an appointment, the only way to communicate with the staff is Google Translate. It is almost impossible to find qualified staff to explain your problem to in English. Unless by chance there is a doctor from Belgrade! I tried to book a coronarography examination which is a huge financial gain for the clinic, but they never answered. They simply don't know English. The locals go to Serbia for every problem, the country still needs a lot of effort to meet people's needs. Make sure nothing happens to you while you're in Montenegro. As a response to the owner who tried to justify himself and mentioned that their hospital is not an English language university, I simply ask you — how do you want a patient to communicate with your medical staff? Like in my case where I have visited at least 3 times myself and my husband 5 times! And we opened translators on our mobile phones to try to explain our problems! For confirmation, all you had to do was look in your records by surname and discover when and with which doctors we had examinations! Yes, you must have staff who know English. Whether you want it or not, it is the only way to communicate with foreign visitors to your country. 2 times wrong diagnoses, wrong treatment from your dermatologist despite the examinations I had. Perhaps I wouldn't have suffered if there had been a translator to explain rather than phone translations. I was burdened with pills, syrups and creams that were completely unrelated to my condition. Good luck going forward.

All recommendations for the maternity ward, the most professional and kindest staff. I am extremely satisfied, all praise to the best dr Pedja Jovović, anesthesiologist, all the nurses and staff, the delivery went perfectly, all praise and endless gratitude

If zero existed, that would be the rating, so it's 1. A hospital that hired a specialist doctor to work for a week and didn't pay the agreed fee. So through a lawyer and court I'm trying to collect payment for my honestly completed work.

A very incompetent and unprofessional hospital. I don't recommend anyone to contact this institution. They did an analysis, said results in 5 days. 5 days passed, a month — still no results. Only when I threatened to take my money back, they sent the result in 15 minutes. It was probably made up artificially. The institution simply rips off money.

A tiny hospital like a bad city clinic. I came at the appointed time, had to wait 15 minutes, the doctor was letting in those closer to the door, even though he saw me arrive and wait. I didn't like the orthopedic doctor Barjakiarovic. Patting the nurse on the back, he asks, like, what's wrong with you (see what a babe I've got, and you came here with your sore leg?). Can't read an MRI. Do an X-ray, he says. He wrote in the report what I told him myself and goodbye: can't you see, people are waiting? Slap-dash, and get out. Finally, I had to wait at the reception while one woman chatted with another, just to pick up a paper she was already holding in her hands. What did I pay 50 euros for?