Centro Hospitalar Barreiro Montijo

I give 1 star, not to the hospital itself, but to a nurse present today, March 6, around 12 noon, in the ADR emergency department. He treated me in an arrogant, casual manner and always in a jocular tone. A shame. I'm just sorry I don't know the lady's name. I certainly shouldn't be a nurse.

If you are in an emergency situation, don't come to the hospital in the barreiro! stay at home! and look on the Internet for how to solve your problem, because that's what the doctors will do, staying at home will save you time and thus have more chances to get better! because when I get here most doctors are fed up with this and the treatment is terrible and those who are feeling bad get worse! They'll ask for tests that take more than 4 hours to get the results out and they'll send you home with a huge list of medications that have nothing to do with your situation. It's already the 3rd time I've been here and it's always the same thing. 7 hours to be seen even being forwarded by health 24.

Total disregard for people. Even with fever, chills, sore throat and headache, burning eyes, they gave me a green bracelet and I waited for 4 hours to be seen and receive 2 paracetamol pills, this I take alone at home, now I will wait hours and hours for a Chest X-ray and I don't even have a cough. An absurd!!!!

The stars. Last Saturday my father was admitted to the hospital in Barreiro at 4 pm, with persistent vomiting. he is a bedridden person, with a series of pathologies and who inspires a lot of care. At 6:30 pm I managed to get into the emergency room and when I saw him I came across a Dantesque scenario. He was all vomited, uncovered, writhed in pain because he was in the wrong position and cannot move without help. I asked a nurse to help me position him, he replied that there were more people waiting and they didn't have pillows to position him. I finally got the help of an assistant. At 9.30 pm, after much insistence, he was frowned upon by a doctor, who instead of going to the stretcher where my father was, went to another man who, by the way, had dementia... Luckily I managed to hear the doctor and called him to the right stretcher. If I wasn't there, what would my father do? The story didn't stop there... I don't have words to classify this service...

TOBACCO. I'm very sorry to be making this review, but someone has to. The entire Hospital is completely surrounded by SMOKING at all entrances and exits. Very often you can smell tobacco smoke inside. This is a shame. Just to remind you that tobacco is poison and any amount of second degree smoke is harmful to health especially for people with respiratory problems. I'm going to have treatments every month and there's no way I can get into the hospital without getting smoked in my face. TOBACCO DOES NOT BELONG IN THE HOSPITAL. THE BARREIRO MONTIJO HOSPITAL CENTER IS NOT A PRISON.

0 stars, without a doubt... Terrible service. Today I saw the horrible situation... It's not the first time I've seen it but there was a man here at 11 am waiting to be seen, ridiculous... I asked if it would take me a long time to be called and the answer was, Yes ! I still have a lot of people ahead of them and they themselves will wait around 5 hours. What a lack of organization, consideration, lack of everything! This hospital is the exile completely!

Terrible emergency service. Yesterday 03/28 I went to the emergency room at 20:40, it was 01:00 in the morning of 03/29 and I still hadn't been seen. The nurse who did the screening, I explained to her that I had a 13-month-old son sleeping in the car with his father, that I was all locked up, I could barely move my neck, I even said that I had called the SNS and from there they had given me the indication to go to my health center but that I had not been able to be seen on the same day. I explained that I had allergies to paracetamol and nolotil, that I had taken 25mg back for 4 days and that the pain only got worse. This blessed nurse, not to say anything else, gave me a green bracelet, because I didn't have criteria for a yellow bracelet, even if a person couldn't move their neck and crooked. I waited patiently for almost 4 hours and all the people who were there yesterday were also tired of waiting, because anyone who arrived later passed in front of those with a green wristband. Until they changed the shift, around 11:00 pm and I went to see the new triage nurse and she did, I explained the situation to her once more and she felt sorry for my son and told me to see him. doctor in office 8 or 9. I went to see the doctor in office 9, I explained the situation to him once again, that at this point I just wanted medication to leave. He just said: you will take paracetamol and return injection. And I said: did you hear what I told you? How do you want to give me paracetamol if I'm allergic. Then the questioning began, asking me how it was possible for me to be allergic to paracetamol and what were the reactions I had had. Finally, he left me waiting 1 hour for an injection, which I didn't have, because no nurse called my name. In the end, I came out worse than I came in. Without medication, with a lot of pain, neck locked and with a baby crying a lot. They lack humanity, agility in service. I liked to mention that the second security guard, after the shift change, was stupid with words. So when the second nurse asked me to go to the office, she told me to ask the security guard for permission to go through and he was very rude, saying: I don't authorize anything, she should take you there. Nobody goes to the hospital if they're not really distressed. Unfortunately, there are few good professionals who save there.