11 reviews

Bank of Baroda

Name: Bank of Baroda
Address: Sharjah, United Arab Emirates
Rating: 1.6

Sharjah

7CQX+434 - Industrial Area - Industrial Area 17 - Sharjah - United Arab Emirates

Bank Public medical center

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Bank of Baroda is a bank and public medical center located in Sharjah, United Arab Emirates. The average rating of this business is 1.60 out of 5 stars based on 11 reviews. The street address of this business is 7CQX+434 - Industrial Area - Industrial Area 17 - Sharjah - United Arab Emirates. Bank of Baroda is closed on Saturday, Sunday, Saturday and Sunday, and other days it is open from 08:30am to 06:00pm.

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Where Bank of Baroda is located at?: Bank of Baroda is located at 7CQX+434 - Industrial Area - Industrial Area 17 - Sharjah - United Arab Emirates.

Reviews

1 ALI RAZA TASADDAQ 22 months ago

Wish there is a negative ratings.
Easily the worst banking service in the UAE. Do not use other bank ATM it either doesn't offer cash or swallows your card without asking password. Branch doesnt open on time 10-15 min late. They dont have literally any thing. Highly not recommended.

1 Suchandra Mullick 17 months ago

THE WORST BANKING SERVICE IN UAE. Want to transact money to another account, but I cannot do it. After loging with the password, it is saying it does not exist. They dont have literally any thing. Not recommended at all !!!

1 sreejith sasikumar 29 months ago

Please do not go near this branch.
I went there for a personal account today and they behave like viceroys of colonial era

1 Shafath Khan 29 months ago

Worst experience I ever had

4 Santhosh soman UAE,AJMAN 21 months ago

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1 Jishnu payyapatt 29 months ago

Worst experience

1 Bhupendra Singh 41 months ago

Ghatiya service...

1 alice walton 21 months ago

Absolutely terrible communication. Im sick to the back teeth of calling this surgery to try and find out what is going on. Just one example is I've now been waiting for a prescription since january that is for a chronic issue. This isnt the first time this has happened with a prescription. Also when their phone lines are too busy you are immediately cut off instead of going into a queue.If you can sign up somewhere else then do. Seriously, dont sign up to this surgery.

1 Christopher Logan 23 months ago

Really, really shocking how unhelpful this place is when you need them most.

After spending an age waiting for someone to pick the phone up (listening to pre-recorded messages of them basically encouraging you to hang up and go away), you are met with a load of "can't do" and negativity.

When you are ill, you expect to be seen fairly swiftly. Nobody chooses to fall ill, or indeed, fall ill at a time that is convenient for them to see you. If there ever is such a thing!

More often than not, you don't get anywhere in the end and have to make your own private health, walk in or 111 arrangements. Occasionally you might get offered a phone appointment with a nurse in something ridiculous like 3 weeks.

For the odd time when something can wait and you try to book something well in advance, again it's the "can't do" attitude and some rubbish about how they don't have the time slots ready for then.

What on earth are you supposed to do to get an appointment here? The only thing they're good for these days is sending my repeat prescription to my pharmacy.

4 Emma Blair 24 months ago

E consult is great service if not needing to see a medic asap. Such as requesting PRN meds or consideration for onward referral. E consult completed yesterday and request actioned and meds sent to pharmacy today, faultless service!
E consult also and saves the horrendous experience of trying to get through on the phone. Not the surgeries fault either, don't blame the staff, blame the Tories!

5 Claire N 28 months ago

I completed an online triage today and received a call back first thing from Dr Gall, and appointment booked same day. She was lovely , and managed to book an appointment straight through the Rvi, without having to wait. Great service, very happy.

1 Stéphanie Taylor 28 months ago

In 2018 I started to experience pain in my upper stomach. Having a history of stomach ulcers, I contacted my GP to seek help and they precribed me antacid tablets. There was no improvement within the next few weeks so I went to consult my GP again, they gave me a stronger dose of antacid tablets and did a blood test. No improvement/bloods came back normal. I went back again, they changed my antacid and asked for a stool sample. Still no improvement and stool test came back clear. In the meantime I stopped drinking coffee, alcohol, fatty and spicy foods, ate smaller meals and even stopped the antidepressant I used to take at that time as "it could irritate my stomach" following the GP's advice! Nothing changed at all and I felt desperate to be heard as the daily pain was debilitating and nobody seemed to take it seriously or care. I finally managed for them to send me for an endoscopy where they found a hiatal hernia BUT didn't suggest any treatment or surgery and kept prescribing me useless antacid tablets! I ended up asking a referral to go private where, within months, a surgeon sent me for an abdominal scan that showed 3 gallstones + a nanometry test revealing my acid PH was perfectly normal but showed a motility disorder in my oesophagus + another endoscopy that determined I had a paraesophageal hernia that needed surgery. More than 2 years of daily crazy pain later, someone was finally listening to me and I had my gallbladder removed + hernia repaired by laparoscopic surgery. Days after the surgery I went completely pain free for the first time in years!!!! I consider myself privileged to have access to private healthcare because I would probably still eating omeprazole like gummy bears right now!

Fast forward to end of 2021 where I contacted my GP for a pea size lump in my groin. After looking at it, GP said "it's probably just a lymph node, it should go away within 6 weeks". One week later the lump was double the size so I went back to the GP where she told me it could be a harmless cyst. I told her I needed more than a "probably or could be" so I pushed for a scan. Weeks later revealed it's a very rare hydrocele and I am planned to get it fixed by surgery.

Sorry for the novel but there are not enough words in English literature to express how I feel about this completely utterly useless bunch of "doctors" that seem to forget what they're supposed to do of their days. Pure disgrace.

1 Simon Evans 27 months ago

Been having an issue with my foot, have been given 6 different prescrips and doctor wants to just keep trying the same again, awful service, I'll be moving doctors as soon as i can, no communication at all and having to explain the problem every time I get in touch and get a different doctor, never felt so mistreated even in a shop let along a GP!!
Wish I could put 0 stars on this!

1 Louise Faith 28 months ago

I have spent a very frustrating 3 days trying to get treatment for a child with asthma. The child is already registered with the surgery has been diagnosed with asthma and has run out of inhalers. I've spent hours trying to get an appointment or prescription and when I can get through I've been given conflicting advice. In the end the doctor actually called my child at school during a lesson on her mobile which she is not allowed to answer during school, and I'm still waiting for a call back. Why not just speak to the parent or call after school hours or give us an inhaler until an appointment becomes available......I have decided to change surgeries after this experience and after 20 years as a patient.

1 Sophia Selvidge 28 months ago

No sympathy from the reception staff. ran out of meds for my bad back over the weekend, they were busy the monday that the phone kept hanging up on me, closed the tuesday for training, wednesday got through and have to have a review on my medication, but have to wait to call on thursday for an appointment as calling midday means all appointments are gone. i told them that i needed this urgently otherwise will get horrific withdrawal as well as being in utter agony for the last few days and she just had no sympathy for me. not to mention the drs have had no sympathy on my back since i first told them about it in january! yet whilst testing to find out what is going on they didn't think to even attempt pain management until 4 weeks ago when i called them sobbing!! Do better, and don't use the excuse of low funding to punish your patients, you took an oath of care so at least act like you do.

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Business Hours

Friday	08:00am - 04:00pm
Saturday	Day off
Sunday	Day off
Monday	08:00am - 04:00pm
Tuesday	08:00am - 04:00pm
Wednesday	08:00am - 04:00pm
Thursday	08:00am - 04:00pm
Saturday	Day off
Sunday	Day off
Monday	08:30am - 06:00pm
Tuesday	08:30am - 08:00pm
Wednesday	08:30am - 06:00pm
Thursday	08:30am - 12:00pm
Friday	08:30am - 06:00pm