City Hospital

They diagnosed with high blood pressure. I feel like they know me there and know my care. If I struggle to get GP appointments they will see me in A&E and they have all my information which is good.

This is my local hospital that I use for A&E and I also see haematology as they give me blood thinners. When I was in pain they also referred me. They are very good

My 12 year old daughter had a chest infection and couldn't get into the doctors so ended up taking her to A&E and they gave her antibiotics.

I went to A&E with a cut on my forehead and I was seen within half an hour. Excellent care and support provided.

I go sometimes for diabetic eye tests and for appointments. The hospital is very good.

I was referred onto them for a scan for pain management. They have since given me pain management over the phone. They said they would send my results to the GP, but they never did and now I have to contact them to get them to send them over. There is a lack of communication between services.

The staff are very rude and don't listen to you. They need customer service training. The clinics are always running late too.

I was referred to City hospital for echocardiogram. The staff were very helpful.

I went to the a&e via ambulance to receive antiviral for COVID. I am clinically vulnerable and have seizures that can be set off by having a temperature.

I was put in the general waiting room despite staff knowing I was infectious. I had a seizure, which makes me wet myself, staff walked over me leaving me lying in my urine for over 12hrs.

It was assumed I was faking seizures until a Jr. Doctor (fy1) talked to me and looked at my medical records and i was admitted.

I'm autistic with a history of epilepticus, I wore a sunflower lanyard and brought a Hospital Passport which clearly laid out my needs.

I went there with a cut on my forehead. They did pretty good job. I was seen within an hour. They provided excellent care and treatment.