Sureyyapasa Chest Diseases and Chest Surgery Training and Research Hospital

today went to the chest disease (Göğüs Hastalıkları) doctor Elif Yıldırım. everything went well. the doctor's assistant gave a paper for taking two tests: an x-ray of the lungs and a respiratory function test. queue was small so it went pretty fast and after getting the results we returned to the doctor and almost immediately got to her. she gave detailed information about the results, answered all our questions, and gave prescriptions for medications. very helpful, professional, and friendly doctor! definitely recommend 👍🏽 p.s. [1] the only problem is the organization of the hospital: we were running back and forth to take a number for the tests ‘cause no one put a normal big banner where exactly it is located. p.s. [2] a lot of people are complaining about the fact that the MHSR system for appointments doesn’t work properly and that’s true. for some reason, no one using screens in the halls but our doctor and her assistant handled it nicely.

One of the better hospitals of the area. The doctor who treated me, (Levent) was a very kind and humane person. Tried to help me with everything in his power and he did it in a very gentle way. Kudos.

God forbid anyone falls... The hospital is filthy. You emerge from surgery covered in urine. They don't even catheterize you... You're lucky if you don't die of an infection. I was devastated during the pneumothorax surgery I had in the Thoracic Surgery Clinic in 2018. The day after I left intensive care, I was bullied for days by a man named A.G., who was a resident there now a specialist, not a doctor, in my opinion, who shouldn't even be a caregiver. I was punched for days by him. I went to another hospital because of the punch, got a medical report for assault, and filed a lawsuit, but I never got any results. I was supposed to be hospitalized when, the next day, a doctor named A.K.M. hastily discharged me with a drain in my chest. I had suspected this, but much later, during the examination, I learned from the doctor's own words that the hospital had a duty schedule for a resident doctor. Since I was there, the problematic doctor couldn't be on duty, so they discharged me. He actually said you should have stayed a while longer, what a scandal... On my next visit, I went to have the drain removed. They couldn't even remove it properly, so they had to stitch it up in a filthy room in an evacuated building. Another assistant, I don't remember his name, had to pinch the open wound where the drain had come out with his fingers after the stitches were placed. They tried to put new stitches on my foot, but they couldn't do it properly either. Words can't describe the pain I was in. Unfortunately, human health is not valued in this country. Despite all this, I consider myself lucky. I could have died from an infection or some other complication of the assault.

Date: November 13, 2025. There's filth everywhere, and construction debris on every floor. The elevators are broken, and none of them work properly. The risk of contracting an infection and dying in a hospital or elevator is very high! #Ministry of Health, inspect this place.

Doctor İpek Coşkunol didn't bother to get up and examine me due to my severe sore throat and shortness of breath. She texted on her phone throughout the examination. Whatever you do, doctor, listen to me carefully. Because of you, I don't have to spend money on a private hospital. Afterward, I went to an ENT, got my medication, and received proper treatment. I absolutely do not recommend this doctor.