It's so crowded, you need an archaeologist to find the department you want... let's say the cardiologist is on the first floor, the ECG department is on the third, the treadmill is on the fifth floor, you'll have a hard time finding it... If everything was in the relevant department, they wouldn't make things so difficult for people.
The hospital is good, the emergency room is good, but I think some of the assistants and helpers should receive pedagogical training before entering the profession. For example, how does keeping a patient in the emergency room for hours without admitting them affect their psychological state? I think it should NEVER cause harm.
I have been to many medical schools in Turkey and this is the first time I have seen such a bad emergency. In the emergency room, it takes 25-30 minutes for one person to get through the queue. That is, if your queue is around 300, if the screen shows around 110, you have to wait until the morning. I do not recommend it.
Samsun 19 Mayis University is located in Atakum. It's accessible by tram, bus, and minibus. If you're driving your own car, turn right onto the exit while heading towards Sinop. There's a paid parking lot and a canteen. I went to the pathology department, and thankfully, they started work on time and were very helpful.
I had a genetic test done on February 2nd. When I called in early June, they said the results were ready and I could pick them up. I came all the way from Sinop to get the results, but they said they were still working on it. I've never seen such negligence. I request that the necessary action be taken. Sincerely.
There's only one doctor in the pediatric emergency room. It's seriously inadequate. There's no seating area. I saw a child sitting on a blanket on the floor. I went to the hospital with my baby. I had to carry him for two hours because there was no place to sit. A waiting area needs to be built immediately.
I have been to many hospitals and I have never seen such a disgrace to parking lots as here. They have made all the parking spaces available for cars chargeable. They are all concerned with robbing the relatives of the patients. There is no need to explain the canteens. The management system is terrible.
Hospital and healthcare workers may be competent at their jobs, but couldn't there be at least one free parking spot? Everywhere is full of bollards. As a taxpayer, I should be able to park my car for free. You could have spent the money and effort you put into those bollards on providing free parking.
It's a great facility, excellent instructors, but it's frustrating to only get in at 12:00 for an appointment you made a month ago at 9:30, and then have to queue for results in the afternoon! I had an appointment! The only thing the doctor didn't do was point at me and tell me to talk to the manager!
There's nothing harder than reaching the pathology secretariat. Not a single soul answers the phone. I've been calling for two days. Don't even bother putting a phone number or a person's name if you're not going to answer it. What is this? Is this what you call service? Bad management, bad service.
You can't even find a place to park in this huge faculty building, what kind of hospital is this? I went around 10 times, I left no stone unturned. Anyone would think we live in Istanbul, but I can find parking spaces in hospitals even in Istanbul, and I can't find one in Samsun. It's like a joke.
A hospital with comprehensive screenings from the most comprehensive and reliable hospitals in the Samsun region, where your illness is immediately identified and where staff and doctors do their best to help you recover as quickly as possible with detailed interventions for this recovery.
Anyone who values ??their life shouldn't go to that hospital. My son was there for a week, and they made our lives miserable. They belittle you even when you ask questions. They employ too many incompetent workers. I will complain to the Ministry of Health. May the money I paid be cursed.
There's a bit of congestion. The infrastructure is somewhat inadequate. I think the budget might be a bit insufficient. Nevertheless, it's a well-established university. Its hospital is also the largest and best-equipped in the region. It has units covering various branches of medicine.
We have been waiting for hours at the hospital. The doctor is not allowing patients in the emergency green area for over an hour. When we asked why, we were told that the patient is in the restroom. What is the restroom for? It's a shame. You have no right to keep people waiting here.
The staff and secretaries are very arrogant and irresponsible, people are treated like animals. I would like to emphasize that the secretaries at the thoracic surgery clinic should behave more decently and understandably towards people and I request that necessary action be taken.
1 is 0 below the first. I pressed 1 because you don't have a 0 button. You are a 3-step hospital, but you cannot perform heart surgery on newborns. My baby was diagnosed with transposition of the great arteries and was referred to Istanbul. I condemn you and your hospital.
May God never let us experience its absence, but certainly not let us fall into such a situation. Hygiene is zero. Service is mediocre; if you're sick, it means you're willing to be a guinea pig. Even with social security, they charge a significant extra fee for surgery.
In one word, it's disgusting. My patient came via referral, but they learned that he was referred only after he was admitted to the ward, and they kept him on a dry stretcher in the patient care room. An intensive care patient has various serums and devices in his arm.
I'd like to thank Mr. Enes Gül, who distributes food in the hematology ward at the oncology hospital, for his smiling face and attentiveness. He's incredibly understanding and cheerful. The hospital needs such professional staff. I wish him success in his endeavors.
I would like to thank the doctors and nurses of the pediatric emergency and pediatric infectious disease department and the entire team for their excellent, smiling faces, care and attention. I wish them good work and good health in the coming days, God willing.
For a hospital operating as a Central Black Sea Regional Hospital, there are numerous departments and advanced examinations. However, most procedures require a fee, and the appointment system is poor. A patient should not be allocated less than 15 minutes.
It's a disgrace that my patient, who was admitted to the neurosurgery department, was treated like an animal. The nurses were terrible and indifferent, especially that doctor named Bü?ra who was at the reception desk in the neurosurgery department.
Don't even bother going to this hospital for a checkup. Don't even bother getting your hospital stay or surgery done here. It's such a disgusting, filthy hospital. From the doctors to the cleaning staff, everyone is filthy. Even if you stay …
On Tuesday, November 16, 2021, around 5:30 PM, we went to the pediatric emergency unit of the Faculty of Medicine to get my 3-year-old child's FORSEF injection. We registered for the injection. There were two patients and us waiting for the …
I don't know the names of the pediatric emergency room doctors. I don't know any of the staff, but they're so busy, like a beehive, that no one stands still. You feel safe, both for yourself and your patients. And it's the day after New Year's.
I'm sure the rector doesn't have the ego and arrogance of hospital security. I traveled eight hours for a relative who was going to have surgery, but they didn't give me a 5-minute break even though I was on a regular ward. I got the result …
We came to the children's emergency room by ambulance. Ahmet Nazarin refused to accept our 10-month-old baby, and we stood there with our child in our arms. He deserved all the insults and other bad things, but we left silently, cursing and …
It's disorganized, dirty, and very expensive. People come here for cheaper services, but everything, from the canteen to the examination fees, is exorbitant. Things move so slowly, it's as if they're trying to keep people here longer so the …
I was cured of the herniated disc I'd suffered from for years thanks to Professor Adnan Altun. He's such a humble and skilled person; I'm so glad our paths crossed, he's an excellent doctor. Also, in the neurosurgery ward, everyone from the …
It's a terrible hospital. Everything costs money. The organization is the worst in the world. Even the smallest procedure costs money. You go there not for treatment, but to spend your money. How they charge for the government-provided MRIs …
Oh God, please don't let anyone end up here. They're all fine when they're taking the money; there were times they called three times a day, offering heated chemotherapy... They charged for every surgery, every hospital visit, and then they …
I was referred here on Wednesday for a heart rhythm disorder. They examined me for three days, and even though my values ??improved, they performed an angiogram and said my heart was clear. They said they would check again, but I refused. I …
How bad can you imagine a nuclear medicine room? It's that bad. There's a morgue next to it, it's underground, the room is so bad, the sewage smell is unbearable, patients are left alone for three days because of the medication the patient …
It's the most prestigious faculty hospital in the region. Unfortunately, nobody rushes there. However, most of the staff are helpful and attentive. As for the services, I don't think so; even such a large hospital isn't enough. Appointment …
It's a terrible hospital; no ventilation, locked windows in the corridors, poor service, insufficient number of nurses and caregivers, and the staff work non-stop. You have to take the blood samples from patients to the blood bank yourself …
The hospital is dilapidated, neglected to an extreme degree. I took a disabled patient there, and the elevators were broken; in some areas, access to the elevators was blocked for wheelchair users. Bravo to you all. The staff are generally …
There's a massive lack of coordination at the hospital. It's safe to say no one knows anyone else. It's a hospital that hasn't kept up with the latest technology. If you have the money, you'll be comfortable; if you don't, you'll struggle. …
I have an ingrown toenail on my foot. I had previously undergone surgery during my research, but it didn't heal. I came here because they had more experienced doctors, but general and plastic surgeons don't see it, and orthopedics deems it …
Today (May 30, 2023), I took my daughter to the Faculty. She entered through the regular outpatient clinics. I waited outside. Everywhere there were men and women pretending to be in need of help, openly trying to extort money from people. …
My daughter was told she needed surgery for brain damage. After consulting with the assistant doctor, the neurosurgeon decided to perform the surgery. We agreed, saying, "Health, health." We couldn't see the doctor himself, nor did we get …
Unfortunately, the hygiene is inadequate, the place is chaotic, and patients waste a lot of time and suffer. It needs to be made more efficient and organized. Essential departments, such as the blood donation laboratory, are often hard to …
Most of the doctors are at the professor or associate professor level, which is very important in that respect. While many have gone to private hospitals, it's great that they are still here. It's a very clean and meticulous hospital. For …
In the emergency room, proper patient examinations are nil, there are no competent professionals, and patient rights are nonexistent. Doctors exploit patients' rights for their own gain. There's no concern for the patient. They don't even …
Professors are preoccupied with making a living on both ends. They're trying to teach and see patients simultaneously. This situation is frustrating for many, but I suspect it's a preferred option due to the lack of equipment and staff at …
Despite making a paid appointment, the doctor arrived late. The lady scheduling appointments at the gynecology clinic was far from respectful and, instead of keeping patients organized, made strange comments, exasperating patients already …
I don't know if anyone has ever gotten better after going for treatment here. I've lost loved ones here. There was a woman they called ?*ris Hoca. She threatened me by saying, "If you don't pay me the money I want, I'll have my assistants …
My mother had surgery around July 2025, which was cancelled once before being rescheduled. We were so pleased with the obstetrics and gynecology ward; the nurses and caregivers are like angels. The resident doctors look after the patients …
The hospital is not properly cleaned, they don't even provide toilet paper in the rooms, and when you tell them, they say it's over and there's nothing they can do. Patients' medication is not properly monitored. They gave my patient the …
Terrible. Except for our doctor. If a person has a conscience, they have compassion. What kind of parking system is this? It's the same every time. Someone sees it and makes arrangements. I go around twice, still no space. I have to park …
It was wonderful. Our doctors were young and distinguished. I went for my grandson's checkup. We had difficulty finding the hospital. More signs pointing to the hospital throughout the city would be helpful for people like us coming from …
In the hospital where I was admitted for a risky pregnancy, some nurses and interns are very disrespectful and talk down to me. During my treatment, I have rarely encountered anyone who truly loves and does their job. My cesarean section …
We went for three days straight. My father was going to have an emergency surgery (brain and neurosurgery). We couldn't get in, but they said there were no seats, so they told us to come back tomorrow. Unfortunately, other patients were …
Anyone who values ??their life should absolutely not go to that hospital. Not a single patient comes out alive there; only dead people come out. My mother-in-law went in healthy, they kept her in intensive care for two months, they said …
We took my grandmother to the 19 May University Faculty of Medicine Hospital for a brain tumor, and she was admitted. We were directed to Dr. Bü?ra (covered image) on the 8th floor in the inpatient ward. She did not treat us like human …
On December 25, 2025, we brought my grandmother to the Neurology Department of the Ondokuz May?s University Faculty of Medicine due to a brain tumor. When we arrived for registration, they directed us to a veiled woman named Büsra. She …
Because my 7.5-month-old baby had a persistent fever of 38.5, we chose the emergency room because it was nearby. I haven't had any problems at this hospital so far. I also gave birth here. However, unfortunately, the pediatric emergency …
We are waiting in line for endoscopy and colonoscopy procedures in the Gastroenterology department, but we are told there is a priority system. Priority is given to those over 65 and those with advanced disease. However, while there are …
My father was taken to surgery in the emergency room, we were not told that a fee was being charged. They asked for 5,000 bed fees and 40,000 surgery fees. We came from far away to look after our father. He was very ill, two of us could …
You're waiting for your patient in front of the intensive care unit, the good news comes in, then a doctor comes in, giving such subtle signals that anything could happen at any moment, you say, "The situation isn't that bad." He adds, …
Calls to make appointments are also unhelpful. The operator numbers you provide either don't answer or are simply disconnected. You're wasting people's time, making you wait for minutes to make an appointment, and then it's hung up. My …
I've never seen such a disgraceful hospital. May God protect us. It's as if it's set up to make patients sicker until 5 p.m. One resident asks the patient why they took the medicine prescribed by another. How am I supposed to know, you …
I went to the emergency room on Tuesday evening, and I think the assistant gave me an injection. The needle hit a nerve in my leg, and now I have numbness and loss of sensation in my leg. The assistant doesn't know how to administer an …
If you enjoy nostalgia, I highly recommend it. The hospital is stuck in the 1980s. There's filth and dust everywhere. Caregivers and attendants lying on the floor, overflowing trash cans, filthy sinks, and endless lines that leave you …
This must be the worst, most awful, most disgraceful faculty in the world. From the doctors and professors to the parking attendants, it's full of awfulness. We're currently waiting for an eye exam, the doctor isn't here yet, and it's …
In the hospital's emergency room, one nurse is looking after 30 patients. The emergency room has an intensive care unit, but the patients there are left to God's mercy. Neither nurses, nor doctors, nor even assistant doctors enter the …
I wish it deserved even one star, even if it was minus five or ten stars. I was supposed to have a sugar test (mixed), and I spent months trying to get an endocrinology appointment. I waited 1.5 months for a phone call for this test. …
I don't know about the hospital, but Nurse Beyza deserves a 100-month salary bonus and the deed to the hospital. She's the number one choice for all the patients, both for her beauty and her expertise in her field. Long live Nurse Beyza!
The hospital is nice but I came here a few days ago at 2am and it's not clean at all. There are also a lot of mosquitoes. Isn't there any pest control here? People can get sick from flies. Also, last time I was there, I said I need a …
I came from Çorum and was examined by Prof. Dr. Recep Sancak. I came for my daughter and he took care of her in the best way possible. May God bless him. He is a professional. I recommend him, but it is necessary to make an appointment.
It is one of the two medical schools in the country where the passing grade is 70 (the other is Dokuz Eylül University). While the passing grade in all other faculties in the country is 55/60, they are the only one that persists at 70.
A disgraceful hospital; my mother-in-law's open-heart surgery was performed at this hospital by Prof. Dr. Mustafa Kemal Demira? after we transferred the 10,040 TL fee to the "revolving fund!" Afterward, we were handed a huge list of …
After a knee injury at the faculty, I spent three months in inpatient physical therapy. I had the opportunity to work with Physician Furkan Ünsal. I am eternally grateful for the precise technique he applied at the right time, his …
The view is magnificent. Atakum overlooks the city and the sea. It's also a refreshing atmosphere for patients. At least when you look out the window, you don't see ugly buildings. Seeing the sea and the greenery creates a positive …
They had scheduled an appointment for a test related to our condition. When we went to the hospital on the day of our appointment, traveling from Giresun, where I live, we were told the equipment was broken and the test couldn't be …
It's in a wonderful location, with a wonderful atmosphere. Both the layout and the view, where green and blue meet, are superb. It's also great to be able to reach the city center in 20 minutes by tram, bus, minibus, or your own car.
It's a hospital I've been going to for many years. It's successful in terms of development and change. There's a parking lot and a parking area. My doctor is also very good. May God bless him and grant healing to all his patients.
The hospital is very successful, but the nurses there are very rude and their manners are disgusting. Especially the blonde nurse in the patient admissions area on the 2nd floor. No human being can be so rude and low-quality.
The emergency room is terrible. There's a shortage of doctors. Not a single person gets an appointment in two hours. Fifty percent of people leave without being seen after getting a number. Those people go to private clinics.
My mother was in the intensive care unit in the infection department for 3 months and we received her body, which was outpatient. It is a place where patients are used as experiments and you cannot find anyone to talk to.
Polyclinics are very crowded, especially in emergencies. You have to wait 5 hours to see a doctor. The hospital is very crowded and busy. I think there should be more doctors. The treatment equipment is very good.
I think it is a place where the best doctors, including private hospitals in the Black Sea region, are followed with hygiene rules. The only problem I think is the lack of parking, everything else is good.
You get examined, they issue a report, but it doesn't show up in the system. You call the outpatient clinic, but they don't answer. You have to go to the hospital again, and you can't get your medication.
Those who gave this hospital positive reviews probably have never seen another hospital in their lives. Even I, as a healthcare worker, have never seen such a disorganized and poorly maintained hospital!
Very good attention and interest, good patient-doctor relationship is at a very high level, but in today's conditions, with the increasing influence, there is a density and the next appointment is long.
I would like to express my sincere thanks to Nurse Asiye AYDIN, who works in the Obstetrics and Gynecology Department.
She is a very cheerful, successful, caring, and sweet person in her field. She …
I didn't like this university because I studied hard for a whole year and finally succeeded in civil engineering, but at the time of registration, they didn't register me because of system problems.
We will stand by our very valuable, true physician, Prof. Dr. Ali?an Y?ld?ran, as much as we can, God willing!!!
It is unacceptable for a scientist to be silenced and for research opportunities …
The hospital is not hygienic, and everywhere you look there are things hanging from somewhere. Some of the nurses are very rude; can't they show a little smile? And the canteen isn't clean either.
In today's technology and development, it is still difficult to keep the civil servants working in public hospitals happy and as a result, the patients, who are the lower class, are suffering.
Dr. Ahmet Kivanc Cengiz was very attentive. The examination was more detailed than anything I've ever seen. The hospital staff were also very helpful. The restrooms could be better though.
When we call for an appointment, the secretaries on the phone are very disrespectful, do not answer properly, do not explain correctly and hang up before it is clear what they are saying.
We entered the emergency room, the doctors on duty did all kinds of tests, concluded the examination and sent us home. May God bless them. Of course, first and foremost, our government.
The hospital's management is very poor. Everything from cleanliness to treatment is subpar. As someone who worked in the healthcare industry for ten years, I'm sharing my observations.
Thank God, my patient had his brain tumor surgery this Friday. It's a truly wonderful hospital. There's so much to praise. May God bless our professors. May they do their job well.
Most of the staff is good, but there is a cleaning lady in the orthopedic ward who thinks she is the owner of the hospital. Her tone is very rude, as if she is doing charity work.
Other hospitals didn't perform my gallbladder surgery because they feared it would cause complications. I went to general surgeon Oguzhan Öz?ay, and Nalet Safranbolu saved me.
One person an hour. I have no ill intentions, but waiting in line amidst all this sickness. I swear, the knees of those waiting for a test (Covid-19) are weakening.
The waiting area where the endocrine and pulmonary diseases clinics are located is very cold. There are drafts. It's possible to come healthy and still get sick.
The hospital is a semi-private place, meaning money is important, but those who don't have money are also cared for. It's not completely private.
It's a large, fully equipped hospital. As for hygiene, the sinks can sometimes be dirty. But there are clean areas. …
The state of healthcare has reached, and the caring staff are a key factor. The scenery is beautiful.
A little more care and hygiene wouldn't hurt. The doctors and staff are very attentive.
Why are surgeries paid and why are patient rooms small, narrow and unusable...
Honestly, I didn't get a complete result, I wasn't satisfied.
Pros:
1. The surgeries are successful. …
Not bad but not good enough either
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