City Hospital

I had both my children here and they were fantastic in comparison to heartlands when I have been with my sister when she gave birth. The nurses couldn't have done more for me and my children. I had a very good experience.

It was alright, I had a major operation, it was okay. I was telling them that I was allergic to penicillin and they gave me it after me telling them that. But everyone makes mistakes.

I went in with a white stick and they asked me to register myself in the building with the computer. I am registered blind. Covid is stopping me from having eye surgery, they say it's not an emergency but I can't see to cross the road, how can that not be an emergency.

Pretty bad, I broke my foot went and I went for an X-ray. They also gave me an appointment to have my gallbladder removed and they keep cancelling it and leaving it. I keep getting flare ups and I just want it out.

I gave birth here. They saved my life. They were so good. Nothing but good things to say about them.

Communication is poor but all the doctors are very good & helpful.

I had midwife appointments at Aston Villa with my son. I had different midwife every time I went. No continuity of care. The midwife I saw with my daughter was the same. Had to chase the midwives, wasn't something I should be doing.
The badger app was good because I can see everything, but it didn't publish blood test results or urine test results. The app would always say not published.

Couldn't fault them. They were really good. When I went up to the ward I saw the same midwife for the 2 days. I was there after having a C section.

Always been there since I was a teenager. I've built up support with diabetes team so not always seeing a different clinician. Generally quite managed. Appointments can be quite spaced but that wouldn't be so much if the service wasn't so stretched.

I had a stroke and ended up here. I've always been alright whenever I've been here and the girls are brilliant there.