City Hospital

My husband had high blood pressure and ended up in A&E where we waited 4 or 5 hours to be seen as he had a chest infection and has multiple health conditions. They were good, but it's not right that he can't be seen by his own doctor.

I went for an appointment and it was fine, it was easy to get to and the staff were kind. It was a good experience overall.

They did scan on leg and said everything is okay but my partner is in pain and wants it looked into further.

Breast screening services and thyroid services was very quick appointment within 7 days due to pregnant, when they first diagnosed thyroid problem it took long and got worse and didn't do anything until appointment at the woman's they then gave me medication

Long wait without any help. Can’t believe waited for 12 long hours.

They're good and I find myself going there but they ask me why I don't go the GP, but I can't. They treat me well and got me referred to physiotherapy.

Last month I spent 11 hours waiting in A&E after been brought in by paramedics via 111. When I did get to the doctor they did not know why I was there. The assessment was good but the wait to see a doctor was poor. Nurses are great but the system is broken. In the end I was sent home and told to come back the next day for a scan. I also had to wait 7 hours for results. This happened during the junior doctors strikes.

My mom was sent all the way to the hospital to have her cataracts removed. It was really far for her to get around and for her to go when I don't drive. Wish they would organise her to go to a hospital closer. The hospital itself was good, it's just a far way to come. They treated her well though.

Ended up twice in hospital, ended up in A&E with pain. Touched my stomach and told me not to move which I didn't and she said I can't be in that much pain. Then said they wouldn't operate and sent me home with painkillers.

Excellent had lumpectomy first and then had to go back for total mastectomy because they didn’t manage to get it all away.