Aaron damesek

Unbelievable. I arrived at this “medical clinic” at 6:45, where the receptionist “helped me check in” (considering I do not speak hebrew). I proceeded to sit down and wait for my turn, as one does. After the hour and a half mark I decided to wait in line to ask the receptionist when I would get to see the doctor. She refused to help me, repeatedly saying “no english.” Following this interaction a women who spoke hebrew helped translate for me, where the receptionist who “helped” me in the beginning had the audacity to say “who are you? where did you get that check in number?” (on google translate). Around 2 hours had passed, and I had fully thought I was checked in, but I was waiting for a number that was never going to be called. The receptionist finally caved and agreed to check me in. I wait about another hour before I see a “doctor,” who examined me for 2 minutes and kicked me out. He was useless. In a case of an emergency, do not make the mistake of going to this “clinic.” I guarantee you are better off taking 2 Advil and calling it a day, then waiting for 3 hours to see a doctor who won’t help you.