Dispensary & Surgery, Dr. Lakshman Amarasekara is a hospital in Moratuwa. Address: QVXR+364, Rawatawatta Rd, Moratuwa 10400. Phone: 0112 655 347. Average rating: 2.0 out of 5 from 5 customer reviews on Review Guru. Read what customers say about Dispensary & Surgery, Dr. Lakshman Amarasekara, find directions, and compare with other hospital in Moratuwa below.
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Pavithrika K.
I wish I could give zero stars instead of just one. The customer service here is dreadful. The staff lacks the ability to communicate properly with patients, and their attitude needs significant improvement. I did find the doctor to be good, but the staff's behavior is unacceptable and even more concerning.
Jeya ..
The doctor is excellent and very experienced. However, the staff service leaves much to be desired. They showed a lack of compassion and wouldn't let me inside even after I explained that I had a 28-day-old baby at home. They didn't bother to listen to me, and I ended up waiting for over an hour without understanding the difficulties faced by patients. I ended up going home without seeing the doctor.
Bineth L.
This place comes highly recommended for your treatments. It's often busy, but you can schedule an appointment with a simple phone call! The doctor is quite competent! However, the staff leaves a lot to be desired! Their attitude is even more disappointing! I hope the owners take note of this review and address the issue.
Minomi S.
Dr. Amarasekara has been our family's doctor for many years. While he is quite experienced, the system at his clinic is perhaps the worst I've ever encountered. Given his long time in practice, it's surprising that he hasn't hired staff who are more professional and attentive to patients. Due to a recent incident where everything was dealt with a shocking lack of professionalism, my family has decided not to return. We are utterly disappointed!
Maneesha R.
We chose this doctor based on numerous recommendations for being great with young children. We arrived at 9:30 a.m., and now it’s 12:20 p.m., yet we’re still waiting for the doctor to call us. I started to wonder about the long wait, so I began observing what was going on. It became clear that many pharmaceutical representatives kept arriving, and the doctor was meeting with them while patients remained in the waiting area. Those who came in early this morning are still waiting, while the representatives are seen right away and leave after their discussions. This is really disappointing. For patients with serious emergencies, this kind of delay could be quite risky. A doctor should prioritize their patients above all else.
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