Good Hope Hospital

I have been at A&E since early hours this morning, about 8 hours. They have been okay but it's such a long waiting process.

Good, they saved my life and the care has been excellent. They don't take breaks ever. They have been amazing.

Ward 14 has been amazing. They got me into bed and they do regular checks. They said they would get me support for alcohol abuse. I haven't once been judged. So amazing and they've been here through everything.

A&E gave me flucloxacillin and amoxicillin for infection and advised me to take both of them. I didn't realise that you could be on two lots of antibiotics at the same time.

I recently attended an outpatients appointment at Good Hope Hospital. They provide a very good service and I was happy with the care I received. It was a bit far to travel but I would not make a fuss and/or request a closer hospital because to be honest I am just glad that I was seen quickly.

I was admitted as an emergency patient and found my way via EAU to the cardiology department. I cannot imagine any way in which I could have experienced better care from staff at every level. I have great admiration for your hard working and highly professional staff. Many thanks.

I don't know how much dementia training is provided for nurses and staff but there isn't any time, you're in and out. The care was good but they don't have the staff to look after dementia patients, they can't provide 1-2-1 care like we do.

I have attended a number of appointments here and have been admitted. The staff are mostly wonderful from nurses, doctors and general staff. The problems are due to poor management.

I recently attended a follow up appointment in the SDEC department and it was fantastic. The staff were friendly and helpful and provided tea, coffee and biscuits. The only thing that could be improved on is that they do not make it clear which department you are there to visit and they do not give any indication of how long you are likely to be waiting. There are lots of different departments working in SDEC so it appears that some people arrive and leave much quicker than you or appear to be 'pushing in' but they are likely visiting another department. If this was communicated clearly the experience would be better.

My experience of A&E was absolutely amazing. There was no waiting at all and the care was excellent.