City Hospital
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Based on 843 reviews
Reviews (843)
Excellent treatment and follow up
November 30, 2023
I was provided with excellent treatment for a stroke on an urgent basis. Very good follow up support provided since the initial treatment.
No proper examination
November 30, 2023
The doctor didn't conduct a proper examination on me before getting discharged.
It's easier to go to A&E to get referred
November 30, 2023
It's a waiting game everywhere. If you go to your GP you have to wait for weeks to get an appointment. I go to A&E at City and wait for a few hours to be seen by a doctor. At A&E they give you more time and attention than your GP. It is also easier to get referred from A&E to see a consultant.
No faults with the hospital
November 29, 2023
They were fine. I didn't wait long when I went for an appointment. The staff were good. I didn't find any faults with the hospital.
They were great and ran on time.
November 29, 2023
They were okay. I had pancreatitis. They thought I was going to die. They sat me down and they were great. The appointment was fine. The appointment also ran on time.
Be prepared to wait hours
November 29, 2023
Very old fashioned building with poor facilities and limited staff. Be prepared to wait for hours if you go there.
My appointment ran on time
November 29, 2023
I went to the treatment centre for bloods and scans. The appointment was on time and the staff were very kind and helpful.
I waited 15 hours in A&E
November 28, 2023
I went to A&E and it was really bad. I waited 15 hours and came in on the ambulance. The nurse that saw me was very rude. They did check up on me every now and again though. It's not a nice hospital.
They helped my family.
November 28, 2023
They were okay. The service was good and they helped my family.
They missed my fracture.
November 28, 2023
I had a minor accident and it took them 8 days to diagnose a hairline fracture. I tired to access them but was told it wasn't an emergency. I find there are patients in the waiting room that are not needing to really be there. That's probably why they screen people and they missed my diagnosis.
