Khanh Hoa general hospital

What reviewers say

Excerpts from public Google reviews. They are the reviewers’ opinions, not ours, and we have not verified them.

• ★ 5a year ago

  Good, quick, affordable (but not cheap). You need a Vietnamese speaking person to help you though. Or the clinic can arrange an interpreter for you.

• ★ 52 years ago

  On holiday från Sweden and my 5 year old son fell and got a big open wound on his forehead, we got to the emergency hospital and the nurse came within 5 minutes and treated the wound. did an x-ray on the head and stitched up the wound, everything went quickly, a maximum of an hour and a half from the time we arrived until we could go home. very kind nurses and doctors. very happy with their service. thanks so much.

• ★ 53 months ago

  I honestly don’t understand why this hospital has such a low rating — our experience was pretty good. We came here after a car accident where my wife broke her leg. The staff were very attentive, kind, and professional. Communication was easy: even without Vietnamese, they arranged a translator, and many doctors speak good English. The treatment was solid. The doctors recommended a standard procedure for this type of injury (surgical fixation with a rod), and the operation went well. Everything felt organized and professional. I was genuinely impressed by the level of healthcare here. The staff are friendly, and the hospital is flexible with visitors, which makes a big difference. Thanks to the entire team for their care and support.

• ★ 45 months ago

  I’ve had excellent care here from the one doctor I’ve met with but would have to say that the condition of the facilities does leave considerable room for doubts as to the overall level of care they might be received. Also, long wait times to see doctors seems to be the norm. Regardless, I’m told by a pharmaceutical rep who knows most of the hospitals in Nha Trang that the doctors here are the best Nha Trang has to offer but that the private hospitals have better testing equipment.

• ★ 22 years ago

  Local public hospital. They have several departments across several buildings. Their parking is a bit mess. It’s not easy to go through the process if you dont speak the language.

• ★ 22 years ago

  The 'doctor' tried to scam me. Then he prescribed 2 medications, nether of which was related to my issue. Maybe good for emergencies. If possible, just go to all the nearby pharmacists until you find what you need.

• ★ 1a year ago

  The best hospital to go die. If you want to live go somewhere else. The cardiac ER night shift is sleeping not even taking care of patients. When patients need care they have no clue what they’re doing.

• ★ 1a year ago

  I had a very disappointing experience at this hospital. As a healthcare professional with years of experience, I was shocked by the unethical and profit-driven approach of the medical staff. After breaking my arm playing football, I visited this hospital for medical attention. Before even speaking to a doctor, I was required to pay a fee. When I finally saw a physician, they barely asked me any questions about my condition, history, or previous injuries. Instead, they immediately pushed for unnecessary tests, including a CT scan, when a simple X-ray was enough to confirm a minor fracture. Despite clearly having a closed, non-displaced bone fissure, they attempted to convince me that my bones had healed incorrectly and that I needed surgery—without even reviewing my medical history or previous fractures. This seemed more like a strategy to generate income than to provide genuine medical care. Only after I mentioned that I would seek a second opinion from Cuban medical professionals and take legal action for malpractice did they suddenly change their stance. They then admitted that I did not need surgery now, but claimed I would develop arthritis in the future—another clear attempt to create fear and push for unnecessary treatments. Furthermore, they refused to immobilize my wrist properly, disregarding standard fracture management protocols. This hospital’s approach is dangerous, unethical, and predatory towards uninformed patients. I urge others to be cautious when seeking treatment here, especially if they are unfamiliar with medical procedures. A healthcare facility should prioritize patients' well-being over profit, yet this hospital does the opposite.