Dr. Elsayed Von Bayreuth graduated from the University of Cairo in 1980. He works in Travis Afb, CA and 1 other location and specializes in Pathologist. Dr. Elsayed Von Bayreuth is affiliated with David Grant USAF Medical Center-60Th Medical Group.
This review is only for the regular clerks at the registration/appointment desk in Family Medicine. They are always extremely rude, to the extent of eye rolling and being unprofessional, just not helpful and seem to be more caught up and worried about their own personal conversations rather than helping patients.
I'm part of the EFMP for GI issues. David Grant has really done more in this last year to find out what is causing my gi issues more than any past specialist I was sent to. They have worked with me on every step of the way and are really considerate. Mind you, they are always beyond packed at the GI clinic and have a huge work load, but they still try to fit you in rather quickly. (Compared to army bases where a GI scope within 4 months was considered quick to them). Just try to be realistic on wait times because this is a EFMP base and also a huge amount of retirees come to this hospital too.
The base doesn’t know how to time stop lights, if you want to get through them, you have to go 50 mph. Then they kind of line up for you. It’s an easy problem to fix, but it’s the federal government, so expect it to get worse before it gets better.
This hospital's labor and delivery unit requires significant improvements and further training to handle the safe and efficient delivery of newborns. It is suggested that the hospital hire experienced senior nurses and doctors to enhance the quality of care provided. The team of doctors at this hospital does not prioritize natural birth, which may create an environment of panic and tension during delivery.
Improvemts:
On June 30th, 2021, the delivery of a baby girl was induced three weeks in advance due to a miscalculation of the baby's size by the hospital's ultrasound team. During the delivery process, it was disappointing to hear the doctors discourage the mother from a natural delivery and suggest a C-section instead. The doctors also persisted in encouraging epidural when the mother was trying to push for a natural delivery.
On a positive note, the baby was born without a C-section or epidural.
Sustain:
The hospital's cleanliness and equipment are commendable, and the team of nurses and techs is dedicated to their patients' well-being 24/7. It remains an honorable experience to have a baby delivered at a military hospital.
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Arlyn Cook
a week agoIt was great! I felt like one of a big family there! Looking forward to going back when I need to!
Tammy Ronberg
4 months agoThis review is only for the regular clerks at the registration/appointment desk in Family Medicine. They are always extremely rude, to the extent of eye rolling and being unprofessional, just not helpful and seem to be more caught up and worried about their own personal conversations rather than helping patients.
Cody Norwood
6 months agoI'm part of the EFMP for GI issues. David Grant has really done more in this last year to find out what is causing my gi issues more than any past specialist I was sent to. They have worked with me on every step of the way and are really considerate. Mind you, they are always beyond packed at the GI clinic and have a huge work load, but they still try to fit you in rather quickly. (Compared to army bases where a GI scope within 4 months was considered quick to them). Just try to be realistic on wait times because this is a EFMP base and also a huge amount of retirees come to this hospital too.
C H
5 months agoThe base doesn’t know how to time stop lights, if you want to get through them, you have to go 50 mph. Then they kind of line up for you. It’s an easy problem to fix, but it’s the federal government, so expect it to get worse before it gets better.
nelbgarrido
a month agoThis hospital's labor and delivery unit requires significant improvements and further training to handle the safe and efficient delivery of newborns. It is suggested that the hospital hire experienced senior nurses and doctors to enhance the quality of care provided. The team of doctors at this hospital does not prioritize natural birth, which may create an environment of panic and tension during delivery. Improvemts: On June 30th, 2021, the delivery of a baby girl was induced three weeks in advance due to a miscalculation of the baby's size by the hospital's ultrasound team. During the delivery process, it was disappointing to hear the doctors discourage the mother from a natural delivery and suggest a C-section instead. The doctors also persisted in encouraging epidural when the mother was trying to push for a natural delivery. On a positive note, the baby was born without a C-section or epidural. Sustain: The hospital's cleanliness and equipment are commendable, and the team of nurses and techs is dedicated to their patients' well-being 24/7. It remains an honorable experience to have a baby delivered at a military hospital.