Sahlgrenska University Hospital Reviews 37

The people are always nice, but 4 months for MRI, or 4 months for a CT. In total I've probably spent 3 years waiting for tests the past 4 years.

A year to even get in touch with a doctor here. Doctor off on vacation? Hospital doesn't care, doesn't notify patient. Patient has to claw that information out of the hospital. 6 weeks added wait time.

Their emergency department have rejected me before and told me to go to a different hospital. Shouldn't they care that the patient has waited in the emergency room for 3 hours and assist them to get the other hospital?

There seems to be no one that actually cares that you get healthy beyond the very few minutes you see someone. You always have to drag them by the feet to get any information out of them. No appointment is tracked digitally. You have to ask them week after week for any information or that they haven't just forgotten that you exist. You can't reliably get any appointment or information on how many MONTHS of wait time there is.

The amount of stress and effort it takes out of me to event try to get healthcare is exhausting and leads to various other ailments and has destroyed the better part of 4 years of my life.

Honestly, It's my mistake for not paying for private healthcare after all this time, since there is barely any public healthcare available here.

Date of experience is based on the last time I was in contract with them, on which they said they messed up but provided no reconciliation for why I'm now forced to wait an additional 3 months.

Now I want to be clear that the following constructive criticism is aimed at emergency psychiatry in Gothenburg
Psychiatry Emergency Department Östra", and it is part of Sahlgrenska University Hospital.
Here, acute mental conditions are handled around the clock. Reception is at: Address:
Sahlgrenska University Hospital
Diagnosvägen 11, Östra hospital
416 50 Gothenburg

When you think you're about to lose it, welcome to the Gothenburg Psychiatry Emergency Department... It really gives perspective, when you've been awake for days, had paranoia, bugged phone and finally arrive, in wet rag socks and a receipt that you're head of some Masonic order... Yes, the situation was perhaps not completely stable...
I play along, drink free coffee and eat myself up, and chill for a couple of days... Until someone bargained my secret, when I told them that I recorded all the creepy conversations with the staff, who clearly didn't have the best interests of the patients in mind intention or interest... The interesting thing was that the staff lashed out so hard when the golars yelled, that they threw me out with immediate effect, in the same wet rag socks, without shoes, without money, not a piece of shit and that was it that with that. The only thing that bothered me were the two guards who were determined to escort me to some back door. I can kind of feel when other people are nervous, and judging by these, I thought they were going to execute me. Had to ask them to keep a couple of meters away, citing that I have paranoia and come straight from the psych ward. Shit the same. Good food, coffee and some nice ladies on the night shift. In other words, the people who work there seem significantly sicker than the inmates, which is somewhat scary, ... But you soon get well when you are with sick people, when you gain perspective and soon declare yourself healthy. Or you get kicked out, without help, and without a crown, shoes or doggy bag. Honestly, I experienced psychological manipulation, from the first minute to the last, so I was very grateful to get out of there, before they got under my skin. Prefer psychotic delusions every day of the week compared to people who smile, in the wrong way, when they say no and nod encouragingly and look a decimeter next to one's face and you wonder what is wrong with them,... Who really needs care here ? ... Choose Max or some other late night food recipe instead if you don't absolutely need to...

The date of the experience may be wrong with a two-three week margin...