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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Worst HR practices and god save the hospital.

Better be careful especially for their job perspectives. They are quick to conduct interview and orally confirm positively. Then they make you painfully wait for months and months telling different steps are going on. Finally they just vanish. I know 3 of my colleagues and even a recruitment agency had suffered.

Poor HR practices.

26 September 2025
Unprompted review
Rated 3 out of 5 stars

My daughter has been there for a week

My daughter has been there in Hanoi, Times City for a week, today is 10/29/2025 and there is a real communication problem. Very few people there can understand English. She has asked for a patient advocate or customer service to no avail. All she needs is a cast put on her broken arm in order to fly back to the U.S. and she keeps getting the run-around or conflicting stories. I have emailed the hospital, so far no response. I went on their website to contact them but the chatbot is in Vietnamese with no apparent way to translate

28 October 2025
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Vinmec Phu Quoc left me shocked — careless diagnosis, double payment, endless confusion.

Title: Vinmec Phu Quoc – Medical Negligence and Financial Misconduct

My experience with Vinmec Phu Quoc Clinic and Hospital was extremely negative.
After suffering a serious leg injury caused by a marine animal, I went to Vinmec for medical help. The attending doctor gave an incorrect diagnosis, describing the wound as a “domestic injury,” which completely misrepresented the true cause. No blood or toxin tests were performed, and the prescribed medicine was ineffective. As a result, the venom spread, the tissue became infected and necrotic, and I later required a painful operation with stitches and repeated dressing changes.

When I returned for follow-up care, I was charged again in full for the same case, including for surgery and additional procedures. The administration refused to provide any explanation or acknowledgment of the repeated payments.

It soon became clear that Vinmec is more about money than medicine. Every conversation begins and ends with payment. The prices are deliberately understated at first and then grow exponentially with each visit. The bureaucracy is overwhelming: one person greets you, another checks you in, a third issues receipts, a fourth takes deposits, a fifth returns change, a sixth writes reports, and a seventh escorts you out — yet no one speaks English, though everyone knows how to show seven-digit numbers on their phones.

The entire organization is chaotic and poorly managed. You are given an appointment in the clinic, only to find out that the doctor is actually at the hospital 40 kilometres away. Taxi drivers benefit — patients do not.

There are, fortunately, other clinics on the island. But if you wish to waste your nerves, remain untreated, and meet arrogant bureaucrats in white coats, then by all means, visit Vinmec Phu Quoc.

Titel: Vinmec Phu Quoc – Medizinische Fahrlässigkeit und finanzielle Missstände

Meine Erfahrung mit der Vinmec Phu Quoc Klinik und dem Krankenhaus war äußerst negativ.
Nachdem ich eine schwere Beinverletzung durch ein Meerestier erlitten hatte, suchte ich dort medizinische Hilfe. Der behandelnde Arzt stellte eine falsche Diagnose, bezeichnete die Wunde als „häusliche Verletzung“ und verfälschte so den wahren Ursprung. Weder Blut- noch Giftuntersuchungen wurden durchgeführt, und die verschriebenen Medikamente waren wirkungslos. Infolgedessen verbreitete sich das Gift, das Gewebe infizierte sich und begann abzusterben, und ich musste mich einer schmerzhaften Operation mit Nähten und wiederholten Verbandswechseln unterziehen.

Bei der Nachbehandlung wurde ich erneut vollständig zur Kasse gebeten, einschließlich der Operation und zusätzlicher Leistungen. Die Verwaltung verweigerte jede Erklärung oder Anerkennung der doppelten Zahlung.

Bald wurde klar, dass Vinmec mehr an Geld als an Medizin interessiert ist. Jedes Gespräch beginnt und endet mit einer Zahlung. Die Preise werden anfangs niedrig angegeben, steigen dann jedoch bei jedem Besuch stark an. Die Bürokratie ist überwältigend: Eine Person begrüßt Sie, eine zweite meldet Sie an, eine dritte stellt Quittungen aus, eine vierte kassiert die Anzahlung, eine fünfte gibt Rückgeld, eine sechste schreibt Berichte und eine siebte begleitet Sie hinaus – und doch spricht niemand Englisch, obwohl alle genau wissen, wie man siebenstellige Beträge auf dem Handy zeigt.

Die gesamte Organisation ist chaotisch und schlecht geführt. Man bekommt einen Termin in der Klinik, nur um später festzustellen, dass der Arzt im 40 Kilometer entfernten Krankenhaus ist. Taxifahrer profitieren – Patienten nicht.

Zum Glück gibt es auf der Insel andere Kliniken. Doch wer seine Nerven verlieren, unbehandelt bleiben und arrogante Bürokraten in weißen Kitteln treffen möchte, sollte unbedingt Vinmec Phu Quoc besuchen.

10 October 2025
Unprompted review
Rated 5 out of 5 stars

In February 2025 I had a stroke while…

In February 2025 I had a stroke while at my hotel in Da Nang. The hotel organized my transfer to the VINMEC Internatiol hospital. Unbeknown to me I was two days in an induced coma.
Once awake I was further examined by three doctors. The care and professional service I received was outstandingly good. All credit must go to the staff of the hospital, in particular my doctor Vo Dang Nhat and the incredibly good and competent translator, the beautiful Thoa. Since my stroke I visit the hospital every three months for a check-up and receiving the appropriate medication. I truly love the staff, the very modern facilities and the outstanding professional attitude and care the hospital is providing to all its patients. The costs for the initial treatment and follow up consultations are very, very cheap in comparison to other countries, particularly in Asia. I very highly recommend the VINMEC International Hospital to all travelers should they require outstanding and competent treatment here in Da Nang

23 February 2025
Unprompted review
Rated 5 out of 5 stars

A First Class Hospital with a First Class Team

I cannot recommend Vinmec Da Nang highly enough. I have used this hospital for MRI/CT scans Xrays, Mammogram, Ultrasound and even Plastic Surgery on my ripped ear lobe. Having worked in the Healthcare Insurance Industry for most of my career in the UK I have been so impressed with every single experience I have had with Vinmec. The hospital is of excellent standard, spotlessly clean, marble reception, leather sofas, escalators and a private suite for International patients. I did compare the facilities and prices to the Family Hospital which had been recommended and there was no difference in price for my MRI/CT scans and Vinmec are definitely more advanced at comparing discs for changes. The staff/Drs/Nurses are all all an absolute credit to the hospital. Everyone is so caring, kind and compassionate, the UK NHS could definitely learn a thing or two. The efficiency and speed of appointments and results are exceptional. Having had cancer, I require follow up scans and getting immediate peace of mind and reassurance is just so wonderful. In the UK you wait weeks/months for results and appointments, at Vinmec you are in and out with results within a couple of hours...absolutely brilliant. I have also had 10 sessions of physio for inflammation of the rotary cuff, the physio team are exceptional. 10 sessions were £157 in the UK we pay £50 minimum a session. I truly cannot recommend Vinmec and all the team highly enough!

18 February 2025
Unprompted review
Rated 5 out of 5 stars

During my vacation I required medical assistance

During my vacation, I unfortunately fell ill and required medical assistance. I called for help at Vinmec Da Nang International hospital. From the moment I arrived, throughout my hospitalization, and even after my discharge, I was extremely satisfied with the services, professionalism, care, and support I received. The medical team was attentive and thorough, ensuring all my needs were met and my recovery was on track.

I would like to extend my gratitude to MD Nguyen Thai Tri, MD Pham Van Hung, the entire medical team, and all the staff for their exceptional care.

I highly recommend this hospital to anyone in need of professional care and treatment.

Silva and Silvo from Slovenia

10 May 2024
Unprompted review

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