City Hospital

The care was good here but it was too far and I struggled to get there and back. So they transferred my care to the Women's hospital, it's all be pretty straight forward.

Everything is run down, seems its been done on purpose. They are understaffed. I don't use any of the services, there's no point, too much bureaucracy. Good with me, looked after me. They were excellent. But I think the NHS has been designed to fail.

I had my son there 13 months ago. I had a caesarean in the end, they were good.

I had a bleed on my brain, ended up staying in for 3 months. They took a white to get to the bottom of things and to tell that it was a brain bleed. Once they found out, they transferred me to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital.

Took a long time but they did help my daughter, it’s just the waiting around.

I have liver issues and used to go once a year, last time I went was last year and they were good. I'm always in and out of hospital. They scan my liver when I'm there but my mom deals with most of it.

I go for regular appointments here for my liver. They are good the staff are, nurses are nice too.

I had an MRI and some blood tests done here. The hospital is so good. We have no issues with them.

Couldn’t fault the staff. Staff have been fantastic in ENT department. When calling the department I was by mistake transferred to cardiology department but the staff over there transferred me back to ENT. The person over there went the extra mile and helped as I don’t think the GP had actually sent the referral.

The nurses and doctors are good and kind, but the environment was a nuisance when I stayed there for 4 weeks. There were quite a few patients who were severely ill and treated badly, I felt they didn't get the help they needed. I felt well enough to go home but they wouldn't allow me to leave. The food wasn't good and I ended up discharging myself. I didn't get the help I needed.