EHPAD de l'Hôpital Saint-Julien

On the 23/04/25, I went to the hospital for an emergency check to see if my food was injected because of how I felt after eating in the restau . To my surprise, when I arrived at CHU saint julien, they told me there was nothing they could do. I even begged them to take a blood test, but they refused. They didn't even take my temperature. I heard many stories about how black people were treated in the hospital, sometimes even dying. I didn't believe it until it happened to me twice. Be careful and vigilant🥲

9 months ago

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10 months ago

The receptionist, Isabelle, was excellent, but she transferred my call to the appropriate department. The doctor told his colleague on the line that they didn't give a damn about her pain, since it was a dental emergency, and then added that she should just take a paracetamol. I'm shocked by this treatment. I was speaking remotely; I can't imagine the heart of this man who treats patients without pity or compassion. He shouldn't even be practicing anymore. It's a shame I don't know his name. It's January 2, 2026, at 9:25 PM, and I was told to get lost while trying to report an infection. If I die, thanks to him.

a month ago

Referred by my psychiatrist, I was seen by a nurse who sent me home in distress, without offering any follow-up care. This person clearly didn't distinguish between my mental health issue and her specialty: addiction medicine. I'm used to this kind of treatment from professionals who reduce everything to a mental health problem. I was refused treatment even though everyone I consulted said I belonged in addiction medicine. Since I only receive disability benefits, she sent me to EMDR therapy (€75 per session) and sent me away in tears, without any empathy. Avoid this place at all costs. Yet, the receptionist was welcoming, and I had hope before meeting this nurse with her falsely sensitive demeanor and blue eyes. I should write my life story down and throw myself away.

a month ago

December 16, 2025, 8:30-10:00 AM: I just had a nightmare at the dental clinic. A young dentist began treating a badly decayed molar. Everything was going well until she administered anesthesia to the nerve; I've never felt such pain. Instinctively, my hand pulled away from hers, and I jumped out of the chair, half-conscious. When I regained my senses, I saw the room empty and managers arriving one after another to berate me: supposedly, this reaction was unforgivable, that I had hit the dentist, that they were going to file a complaint... After a while, a dentist, calmer than the others, offered to finish the treatment, which I refused. At least he filled the cavity before letting me leave. At least I know that was my last dental treatment in France. I understand a young woman being surprised by a reaction, but this level of hysteria from so-called professionals is just a bad joke. Avoid at all costs.

a month ago