Midland Metropolitan University Hospital

The waiting times have been a bit long. I walked in at 8:30am and wasn't scanned until 11:30am. The nurses were attentive and kept checking on me.

I was at x-ray for radioactive dye put into my bloodstream to have a brain scan. We had a 3 hour wait. It wasn't well signposted to the carpark. Not enough disabled parking. Volunteers are good and the restaurant too. Good value for money.

Mom is in here as her left leg isn't working. Think it's something to do with her spinal cord. She is being treated very well.

Came into maternity at 3am, they checked my wife and said she wasn't ready to give birth and they only gave 1 paracetamol and was sent home. Arrived at 5am home and then wife was in a lot of pain so came back. She slept in the waiting room and so they said to go home. We arrived home at 8:30am and at 9:30am my wife had the baby at home.

Spent all night in A&E and then moved to a ward. They cared for him well though. Spent a long time in A&E, like there wasn't a bed on a ward or something.

Very confusing finding your way around the different wards. Mom was on A7 trauma ward then moved to B8. Can't fault the care on A7 or the staff. There was a lack of communication about my Mom's care and ongoing issues. She also waited for 40 minutes to go to the toilet as they couldn't get her a bedpan.

They spent millions of pounds and it's rubbish. You can't even park and finding your way around is impossible.

Nurse was rude to the patient. Then rude to me too.

I was referred here for an endoscopy and they were quick to see me and good with follow up.

Fine, the care she had was good. It's a trek to get around especially with having to go up to 5th floor to then go back down. They have volunteers signposting and showing you the way.