Juel Hossain
Being treated here is nothing but a nightmare. They took us both inside and then the assistant asked my wife to "put in outside," meaning she had to stay in the hallway while I got my gum checked. When she was done, she just said "switch" like we were on a game show—what an entertainment. While I was standing outside the door, people were walking into me and the same assistant was saying "put en here," gesturing with her hand to move me even further out until I was blocking the way completely. Then a male doctor enters the room like a "cool boss." Without even looking at us, he stays facing the monitor and asks, "What’s your name?" I asked whose name he wanted to know, and he literally said, "It doesn't matter." Communication is not what you expect from a doctor or a nurse. You will have a hard time understanding them; it’s not just the accent, they speak a literal different type of English. Most important: plan yourself at least an hour of waiting time before coming