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I have a problem with the musculoskeletal system. I want to heal. I read the reviews .. and it became scary
I have a problem with the musculoskeletal system. I want to heal. I read the reviews .. and it became scary
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So, is it really a big secret that in most of our sanatoriums little has changed since the days of the USSR. In terms of mentality and everything else, they remained in the scoop.
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answered 7 years ago
If you're scared, don't go. What specifically would you like to know or get advice on?
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answered 7 years ago
What information scares you?
1. The fact that the building of the sanatorium has 16 floors and the elevators of the residential and medical buildings are designed for wheelchair users?
2. The fact that sliding automatic doors have already been installed here, the lights in the public toilets in the hall turn on automatically and there are cubicles for the disabled?
3. The fact that the entire territory has been redone (all paths) and the Soviet steps have been replaced with entrances for wheelchairs?
4. The fact that dedicated orderlies accompany wheelchair users around the territory, and waiters carry food to them?
5. The fact that in the post-Soviet sanatorium there is normal food, and in the medical building the schedule of procedures is scheduled on the computer individually by the minute so that you do not have to wait in lines?
6. The fact that there are efficient waiters and attentive medical staff?
If you are nostalgic for the atmosphere of an old Soviet institution, then this resort is not for you.
1. The fact that the building of the sanatorium has 16 floors and the elevators of the residential and medical buildings are designed for wheelchair users?
2. The fact that sliding automatic doors have already been installed here, the lights in the public toilets in the hall turn on automatically and there are cubicles for the disabled?
3. The fact that the entire territory has been redone (all paths) and the Soviet steps have been replaced with entrances for wheelchairs?
4. The fact that dedicated orderlies accompany wheelchair users around the territory, and waiters carry food to them?
5. The fact that in the post-Soviet sanatorium there is normal food, and in the medical building the schedule of procedures is scheduled on the computer individually by the minute so that you do not have to wait in lines?
6. The fact that there are efficient waiters and attentive medical staff?
If you are nostalgic for the atmosphere of an old Soviet institution, then this resort is not for you.
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answered 7 years ago
Sorry, misspelled "waiters".
And I will add that the mud and brine here are unique, but too biologically active (this is good for healing fractures and restoring joint mobility, but bad for the threat of tumors) - the dosage should be only in agreement with the doctor. Here you already have to wait in line for 30-40 minutes, because she very carefully approaches the appointments of procedures and drives both cardiograms and various tests and other specialists to make the right decision.
And I will add that the mud and brine here are unique, but too biologically active (this is good for healing fractures and restoring joint mobility, but bad for the threat of tumors) - the dosage should be only in agreement with the doctor. Here you already have to wait in line for 30-40 minutes, because she very carefully approaches the appointments of procedures and drives both cardiograms and various tests and other specialists to make the right decision.
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answered 7 years ago
finboss, I applaud the top management of the resort. You will not often meet among your brother a person who is so really "sick" for his object. Bravo!
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answered 7 years ago
But, in fairness, I note that the reviews about "Kuyalnik" are sad. And only yours, finboss, is major.
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answered 7 years ago
Dear guest, contact your doctor so that he can advise you on procedures and prescribe treatment.
If you want to book a room, please contact us at: 0-800-50-50-82
Sincerely, the team of the sanatorium "Kuyalnik"
If you want to book a room, please contact us at: 0-800-50-50-82
Sincerely, the team of the sanatorium "Kuyalnik"
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