Reviews about Opšta Bolnica „Blažo Orlandić"

I have a pile of referrals that went to waste because after an already too-long wait, when you finally get your turn either the computer isn't working or the doctor is in a bad mood. The healthcare system is completely ruined. If you don't have money to go to a private doctor, the insurance you have means absolutely nothing. An absolute catastrophe.

What an outrage! These are not doctors - these are corrupt scumbags... If you have money, you get help, otherwise you have to pray to God that it works out / gets better. Unfortunately, the poor people from Stari Bar and the surrounding area have no options. It's a shame there's no medical board or anything similar here - many would lose their jobs! I could write even more here... Hygiene and sterility are a catastrophe. When you get blood drawn, they use the same needle from the previous patient and heat it with a lighter - that is not the definition of disinfection. To all "doctors": Don't forget that your patients also have families and children - shame on you! And don't take money from poor people, they need it too!!! There are surely others who would express the same opinion...

A lady who got injured on the beach in Čanj waited from 11am to 4pm for a surgeon to come and stitch up the wound on her arm, which was bleeding. And the doctor who admitted her said she would remain disabled, even though the lady was in a state of shock.

If you're Russian, you'll spend money, nerves and time here, it's better to choose another clinic where you'll only spend money. I won't even comment on the quality of paid services.

Experience in 2015: Nobody speaks English there. My nurse had a nosebleed day in and day out. My arm was blue from dozens of wrong needle pricks. When an IV was finally connected after many attempts, it was done with many air bubbles. Every time an air bubble entered my vein, I felt intense pain. My room was dirty, my bed was uncomfortable, and the food was disgusting! Last but not least: When I brought the same blood results to a hospital in Belgium, it turned out they had drawn completely wrong conclusions in Montenegro. They spoke of gangrene, and in Belgium it turned out to be just a mild flu... Thankfully my toe had not been amputated yet! Unfortunately, by then I had already been hooked up to an IV with the broadest spectrum antibiotics for an entire week straight... TRAUMA!

It so happened that during our vacation, our child got a very severe case of food poisoning. We turned to this hospital for help. A doctor immediately took the child in, they ran all the necessary tests and prescribed treatment. We stayed in the hospital for two days, and during that time the child was constantly monitored — a nurse came in every hour (even at night), and a doctor 3-4 times a day. The rooms are private and very clean. There is bed linen and necessary personal hygiene supplies. They also fed us — the food was delicious, they even served fish and meat. So a huge thank you to the hospital staff for the qualified care and the good treatment.

I am only giving one star because I have to! Sadly my son got cut on his leg from glass, a very BIG cut! The Doctor and Nurses there are HORRIBLE.... my son is only 9 and they didnt let us stand next to him while they poured ALCOHOL on his cut which burned him!! The doctor didnt care to look at him, was more concerned of my background etc... After going back to the hotel the next day we where advised to clean the cut, when i opened it I cried so much- they stitched my son with 3 stitches when this cut needed 30!!!! a ANIMAL wouldnt get this type of treatment- and he didnt even let the anesthesia kick in my son screamed because he felt all the pain when getting stitched!! Animals- close this down or get people who CARE for patients that come in there ! DISGUSTING PEOPLE! Just look at the photo and tell me how you would feel if you saw this type of job done on YOUR child

My 19-year-old daughter was in Ulcinj and came down with a severe stomach flu with fever. There she received IV fluids because she was dehydrated and a referral for hospital admission if things didn't improve. She took a taxi 30km to the hospital around midnight and was denied inpatient admission. She asked the doctor to let her stay overnight until my husband could pick her up and assured her that she had money to pay for everything right away. The doctor told her that not everything can be bought with money. In the end she was allowed to stay in the admissions room on a stretcher until 6 in the morning, and then she had to leave. They didn't even remove her IV needle. She then dragged herself to a nearby hostel.

Excellent staff. Responsive nurses. Despite the fact that I still don't understand Serbian well - my son was treated very quickly and well. The surgeon isn't very friendly, but he's a surgeon - he gets a pass 😊 Thank you 👍 …

Dialysis was perfect, staff kind and professional. Thank you all because I felt like I was at home.