Alquiler de trasteros en Santa Cruz De Tenerife (Calle José Zárate Y Penichet, 3)

Aurora Pajarito

1

I've been trying for a month to get in touch with the contact person assigned to me: "For all your dealings with FREMAP, we have assigned you a personal contact: MIGUEL ALEXIS CONCEPCION CABRERA, with phone number XXX and email address XXX." No one answers emails or phone calls. Utterly incompetent.

2ndHOME Cafe

5

I went there with a calf injury. The administration staff treated me very well, but when you finally see the doctor and find a truly great professional and wonderful person like Ana Mari, who then refers you to rehabilitation and is attended to by Natalia—equally professional and a lovely person—you can't help but feel grateful for having been lucky enough to receive such capable and resourceful help during this difficult time. My experience has truly been a 10 out of 10 in every way! Thank you, and I hope you continue to take such good care of those of us who have the misfortune of suffering a workplace accident!… Thanks again for everything!!!!

airam hernandez lopez

1

A terrible experience. The doctor who treated me (if you can even call him that) didn't even know about my illness, since he didn't know what it was or how to spell it—a disgrace. Furthermore, he spoke in a threatening manner the entire time, repeatedly raising his voice, implying that my chronic illness was made up because he didn't know about it, and threatening me with the National Insurance Institute (INS). Remember that you are dealing with people and try to be a little more humane.

Tania Oliva Marrero

1

You arrive somewhere for the first time because you've been called and given an appointment. You walk in and see the office full of laughter, partying, eating, and drinking. You go to the doctor's waiting room, and after waiting for over an hour, they tell you that you should have registered in the office—the very same one where no one was willing to see you because they were partying—because you're not on the doctor's schedule. I go to register, return to the waiting room, the doctor comes out and asks my name because I'm not on his schedule, and a woman who works there has the nerve to say that since I arrived an hour late, he's the one who has to see me because he's the only doctor there.