Harare Central Hospital

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• Google User

  14 July 2024

  It can be said that the doctor in this hospital was not professional at all. He went to the hospital for bleeding in the early stage of pregnancy and waited in line for an hour for a doctor to see all the patients. the hospital did not even have a B-ultrasound equipment, so it needed to go out and then come back to the doctor. Drawing blood and pulling needles will not give you medicine cotton to press the needle mouth and let the blood flow out directly. The blood test results are not based on my condition, not even the most basic hcg. Directly give a person in the early stage of pregnancy a nail file and amoxicillin. If it is a professional, you know that a pregnant woman cannot eat a nail file. Imagine that you have been messing around in the hospital for five hours, and the final test result is only to give you a bunch of useless medicine. is such a doctor worthy to be a doctor?

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• Google User

  12 March 2024

  Poor service delivery

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• Google User

  29 February 2024

  Clean environment but something is off about the area despite tht it is a great hospital doing their best in the medical field

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• Google User

  07 February 2024

  An efficient hospital despite the very huge limitation in resources. The whole team goes a long way in treating patients and caregivers well and with dignity. There are wards for a large number of specialties which conduct clinics weekly. There is sufficient parking space for all and places to get food. There are labs placed strategically outside the hospitals as well

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• Google User

  22 September 2019

  So I work here man.. I love my work place... It so cheap... MRI scan costs RTGS$300... As of September 2019, that's US$25 (I kid you not).. so people complain about having to wait long periods before being attended to... And it's True... The hospital is grossing understaffed... One doctor sees admitted patients, then attends new patients in adult casualty before going to peads casualty as well. By the time he or she's done it'll be 12 midnight.. It's pretty sad... Doctors are leaving the country because of poor wages... The ones that stay get to work like donkeys... So next time you see a doctor on call there.. instead of lashing out, try to be more understanding... Those guys love the country enough to stay... 😉

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