Repromed

Why choose Repromed?

• check_circle Skilled Specialists
  Dr. Mihail Radzichevici performed a complex facial fracture surgery with precision, and Dr. Olga Ursu delivered a successful upper blepharoplasty. Dr. Corneliu Ureche and Dr. Dumitru Chelban are highlighted for excellent mammology and plastic surgery results, respectively. Their expertise contributes to positive clinical outcomes.
• check_circle Successful Surgical Outcomes
  Patients report successful orthopedic, ophthalmic and plastic procedures, including fracture repair and eye surgery, with rapid recovery and high satisfaction. These cases demonstrate the clinic’s capability to handle intricate operations effectively.
• check_circle Friendly Interactions in Some Areas
  The anesthesiologist apologized for prolonged waiting, and certain reception staff are described as kind and helpful. These moments of courteous service improve the patient experience despite broader systemic issues.

What to watch out for at Repromed?

• warning Disorganized Reception and Scheduling
  Multiple patients experienced chaotic front‑desk operations, missing tickets, incorrect appointment times, and prolonged waits of up to two hours. The lack of a reliable booking system forces early arrivals and creates unnecessary stress.
• warning Excessive and Costly Testing
  Several accounts detail pressure to undergo numerous expensive investigations—Holter monitors, complex cardiograms, and repeated lab tests—often perceived as unnecessary and driven by profit motives rather than clinical need.
• warning Unprofessional Communication
  Doctors and staff are reported to speak rudely, raise their voices, ignore patient questions, and block personal contact attempts. Examples include dismissive remarks about foreign patients and abrupt termination of communication by a specialist.
• warning Serious Clinical Errors and Safety Concerns
  Allegations include misdiagnosis of multiple sclerosis, a failed bariatric surgery leading to a patient’s death, and inaccurate test results that required repeat procedures. These incidents raise significant concerns about patient safety and clinical oversight.