Heartlands Hospital
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Based on 1363 reviews
Reviews (1363)
Really good at oncology
Outpatients
July 15, 2025
Really good, their speciality. It's their bread and butter. They're able to check bloods and do checks and give information when I need it. They book me into clinic to discuss anything.
Over 24 hours for a diagnosis
Accident and emergency services
July 15, 2025
I waited at A&E over 24 hours to get a complete diagnostic. Blood test results too a long time to come back.
Good
July 9, 2025
The whole process was good. The waiting list was long though. They never gave me the results.
They couldn't do anything
Physiotherapy
July 8, 2025
They said they couldn't do anything at physio. They told me to go to the GP if I needed anything.
Waiting 5 hours in A&E
Accident and emergency services
July 8, 2025
In pain and waiting 5 hours at A&E. Long waits when we get ill.
A very poor A&E delivery service.
Accident and emergency services
July 8, 2025
A very poor A&E delivery service. They don't let family members in with the patient.
Treatment is good but discharge was a disaster
Renal and kidney care and dialysis
June 27, 2025
My dad recently spend 2 weeks in Heartlands and while there are no real complaints about his stay when it came to him been discharged the entire process was a disaster. The communication was horrid which just caused unnecessary stress.
How hard is it to inform patient and family when they will be discharged preferably a day or 2 before so everyone is ready?
In our case I turned up to visit and was told he 'might' be discharged that day, he knew nothing about it and upon inquiring nobody would give me a clear answer so we were just waiting not knowing what was happening.
Eventually he was discharged 12 hours later at midnight leaving us with a near hour drive home so late at night when he still wasn't feeling 100% and was very tired was very difficult for him.
And despite repeated asking we were also never told that he would be expected to administer his own injections and so he was not shown how to do so. We ended up having to call our GP the following day who reluctantly sent out a district nurse who was horrified that he'd been discharged without us been told about his care plan and medication.
How hard is it to inform patient and family when they will be discharged preferably a day or 2 before so everyone is ready?
In our case I turned up to visit and was told he 'might' be discharged that day, he knew nothing about it and upon inquiring nobody would give me a clear answer so we were just waiting not knowing what was happening.
Eventually he was discharged 12 hours later at midnight leaving us with a near hour drive home so late at night when he still wasn't feeling 100% and was very tired was very difficult for him.
And despite repeated asking we were also never told that he would be expected to administer his own injections and so he was not shown how to do so. We ended up having to call our GP the following day who reluctantly sent out a district nurse who was horrified that he'd been discharged without us been told about his care plan and medication.
Very helpful
General inpatient care
June 24, 2025
I was on ward 21/20 in February as I was sent straight to the emergency ward as I was so poorly. I ended up staying in for a week. It was alright. Felt a bit cramped but the service was alright and the hospital was clean. They were helpful.
Kind and lovely maternity staff
Maternity
June 24, 2025
I had an unplanned C-section and they cared for me really well at maternity. They were so nice and talked me through things. Kind and lovely maternity staff.
Waiting times are long
Accident and emergency services
June 24, 2025
Waiting times are long. My mom had to wait for 5 hours without any regular checks. The doctor looked at the fracture and suggested a second opinion but she just wanted to get home after being there that long.