Hospital Daher Lago Sul modern clinic exterior with palm trees in Brasilia

Hospital Daher Lago Sul modern clinic exterior with palm trees in Brasilia, Brazil

Reception and waiting area at Hospital Daher Lago Sul, modern medical clinic in Brazil

Modern waiting area at Hospital Daher Lago Sul with comfortable seating in Brasília

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Brazil, Brasilia

Consultation rheumatologist in Hospital Daher Lago Sul

3 accreditations

hospital certificates of quality

About the clinic

A rheumatologist consultation at Hospital Daher Lago Sul in Brasília, Brazil, provides an assessment for autoimmune and inflammatory conditions. This in-person diagnostic visit involves active listening and a detailed clinical review to identify disorders affecting joints, bones, and connective tissues. The clinic holds ONA Level III and ISO 9001 accreditations, reflecting its commitment to established safety and quality standards.

During the consultation, the specialist evaluates symptoms to distinguish between different types of musculoskeletal and systemic issues. Patients receive a personalized plan focused on disease control and symptom relief. The hospital supports the diagnostic process with an on-site laboratory and high-precision imaging resources for immediate testing.

Diagnostic Scope and Resources

Autoimmune screening. Identifies conditions like rheumatoid arthritis, systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE), and Sjögren's syndrome.
Inflammatory assessment. Evaluates ankylosing spondylitis, vasculitides, myositis, and inflammatory tendinitis.
Degenerative and metabolic review. Screens for osteoarthritis, osteoporosis, and joint pain related to diabetes or thyroid disorders.
Chronic pain evaluation. Investigates fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue syndrome to determine management strategies.
Integrated imaging. Provides internal access to diagnostic scans to confirm joint or bone involvement.
Multidisciplinary support. Connects patients with a diverse medical team for holistic health monitoring.

The consultation takes place in an outpatient setting where the physician coordinates all necessary follow-up exams. This centralized approach allows for continuous clinical monitoring and faster adjustments to the diagnostic path. If you are experiencing persistent joint pain or symptoms of systemic inflammation, you can request a consultation through Bookimed to begin your evaluation in Brasília.

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1979 Year of foundation

5 doctors

10000 Operations per year

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hospital accreditations of quality

TEMOS International Healthcare Accreditation

DE, TEMOS International Healthcare Accreditation certificate for Hospital Daher Lago Sul

Given to the doctor International Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ISAPS) Сertificate

US, Given to the doctor International Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ISAPS) Сertificate certificate for Hospital Daher Lago Sul

ISO 9001:2015 Quality management systems

, ISO 9001:2015 Quality management systems certificate for Hospital Daher Lago Sul

Hospital Daher Lago Sul: more details about the clinic

Brazil, Brasilia

Hospital Daher Lago Sul is a multi-specialty hospital in Brasília, recognized for coordinating high-complexity services under one structure. The hospital provides a broad portfolio that includes Plastic Surgery, 24-hour Emergency Care (pronto-socorro 24h), Intensive Care Unit (UTI), Dermatology, Orthopedics, Pediatrics, Internal Medicine, Cardiology and Interventional Cardiology (hemodynamics), Oncology, Physiotherapy, imaging and lab diagnostics, Neurology, and Gynecology. Among its flagships, it offers a structured Plastic Surgery service that includes minimally invasive options and procedures performed in multiple anatomical areas, alongside a Surgical Center and a Hemodynamics unit. The Hemodynamics sector performs diagnostic and therapeutic cardiovascular procedures and lists interventions such as stent angioplasty, percutaneous mitral and pulmonary valvuloplasties, and TAVI. For cardiovascular surgery support, the hospital describes Circulação Extracorpórea (CEC) as a technology used in cardiac surgery to temporarily take over vital functions for more controlled, safer procedures. The ICU’s quality is supported by patient-safety and performance monitoring: the unit received the “UTI Eficiente” certificate based on EPIMED Monitor UTI indicators validated by AMIB, with renewal recognized with AMIB and Epimed Solutions. The Imaging Center reports exam results in up to one hour, with defined exceptions, and operates an environment designed for guided biopsies using tomography and ultrasound, with or without sedation. Hyperbaric Medicine is provided as a complementary treatment using 100% oxygen in pressurized chambers, with indications that include chronic wounds, post-operative complications, antibiotic-resistant infections, burns, and radiation injuries. For Oncology care, the hospital describes an oncology-focused environment with infusion protocols, private suites, and high-complexity ICU support. The Surgical Center highlights a multidisciplinary team and surgical safety practices, including sterilization and infection control protocols. International patients can rely on an organization that supports comprehensive hospital services across emergency, diagnostics, and surgical care, with a patient experience centered on humanized admission and continuity of support throughout and after hospitalization. In addition to care delivery, the hospital invests in scientific production and awards within Plastic Surgery. Hospital Daher Lago Sul also maintains recognized quality structures in the ICU and operational governance, including the “UTI Eficiente” recognition and its ongoing renewal. With activity levels of more than 23,000 outpatient visits and over 60,000 emergency attendances, plus 10,000+ procedures in the Surgical Center and Hemodynamics, the hospital demonstrates steady throughput across urgent and elective pathways. The ICU features 50 beds divided into two floors, supporting intensive care capacity for complex post-operative needs. The hospital also reports 955 employees, reinforcing the scale of its clinical and support teams in Brasília.

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Patient reviews

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Patricia Ferreira

Jun 20, 2026

I would like to express my thanks to the entire team who were involved in my father's treatment. I can only thank you for all the care you gave him so he could have a well-deserved rest! We would never have been able to admit him there, but God prepared everything. I want to thank the receptionist Ana Cláudia for always being attentive, humane, helpful, and empathetic! And to the entire medical team, my heartfelt thanks for everything, and may God bless you all! 🥹🙏🏻💙

Ana Carvalho

Jun 27, 2026

I was at this hospital twice this year. On both occasions, the experience and the doctor's clear inexperience made my visit to the hospital a complete waste of time. On the most recent visit, even though I was feeling very unwell, with a lot of weakness and dizziness and the results of several recent tests that pointed to my health problem, he said that in the emergency room there was nothing that could be done and that I should book an appointment. After I told my companion that instead of going to the hospital I should have stayed home resting, considering that I have severe dizziness, fatigue, and malaise, only after my comment did he prescribe a medication. Finally, he gave me a prescription and at the bottom there were some guidelines about the cases in which I should return, and—believe it or not—except for fainting, I already have a considerable part of the symptoms for which I was supposed to return if I felt them. It seems like a joke. I know that every professional starts someday and inexperience is part of it, but when it comes to my health, I can't be that understanding. This was certainly the last time I went to that hospital. And whenever I have the opportunity, I will tell people about the terrible experiences I had.

Carlos Tadeu Moreira

Jun 3, 2026

Folks, I think this is the worst hospital I’ve come across in my 63 years of life. There’s never a spot in the outdoor parking lot. In the indoor one, the machine wasn’t issuing a ticket and the employee there didn’t know what to do. When I went down to the parking area there wasn’t a single space for customers, but there were about eight spaces for management, all empty, while the customer/patient ones were packed. Well, the empty management spots already say a lot, right? At the end of the parking on the second basement level, a bunch of spaces were being used as a dump for trash, stretchers, beds—everything thrown around as if it were a junkyard. I parked in a “management” spot and within seconds a guy showed up yelling that I couldn’t park there, that it was for management, so I asked, “What am I supposed to do with my car, put it in my pocket?” If the indoor parking is full, the customer/patient should be informed, otherwise it turns into chaos. Ugly, old, dark hospital, poorly signposted, broken elevator, stretchers mixed with people from outside, patients next to food—in short, a real horror movie. A report for a simple Holter taking 4 days? The only positive point was the service from Milena at Cardiolago and from nurse Geralda in the same place. I went once and will never even pass by it again.

Marcella Azevedo

Mar 23, 2026

The emergency department is anything but prompt. I waited about 3 hours to be seen at the facility and there were only 3 people ahead of me; not even the triage doctor was in the triage room. I had terrible back pain and couldn't stand sitting anymore, and when I asked to wait in a more comfortable chair or on a gurney, I was refused (an empty hospital with 3 patients), so I ended up lying on the floor of a hospital. The doctor was very friendly, but due to the lack of infrastructure it wasn't possible to do any imaging or even a test to identify my flu, so I left with a generic diagnosis of unidentified influenza and 4 days of sick leave, and if I didn't improve I could return to the facility within 7 days. When I returned on the third day of the sick note, I was denied follow-up care because the hospital claims follow-ups are only within 48 hours, which I was never told and which contradicts what the doctor said. Moreover, I don't have a final diagnosis for my visit since no test was done, which also makes it impossible to close the case. I have photos and recordings of everything, because the neglect was absurd.

kaiuri

Apr 2, 2018

Two hours waiting with constant pain, I’m switching hospitals for sure. If you need help, not a waiting line, save yourself the trouble and skip this place.