Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham

Poor because you have to wait too long so I wont go now.

I have regular appointments and they treat me well. Sometimes you have to wait longer.

The hospital doesn't have any answers for the treatment. It's good and bad in my experience.

We went to A&E and they said my wife would need a referral from the GP . The GP haven't referred us. The hospital could only help so much.

I take mom to appointments there and they are very good. Very helpful to her and mom likes them.

I went to A&E after coming off my bike and damaging my knee. We sat and waited for 4 hours for them to tell me I couldn't be treated there as I was a child and would need to go to the Children's. They could have told me that when we booked in instead of waiting around for no reason.

I have asthma so I get chest infections. I ended up in A&E and I never wait that long because it's a chest infection they see me straight away. They give me medication and tell me who I need to deal with when I get back home. The care is okay too, they are busy but they cope.

So much help from physio and from neuro physio.
Having arrived at the QE very pessimistic about what's going on about my health, they gave me a session individually catered to me that built my confidence and also demonstrated aids I can use in my own home. All of this and their positive approach left me coming home in a much better position to tackle my health issues

I had a follow up appointment at ENT and they told me it was healing well. They said if I had any further issues I could get back in touch with them to discuss anything.

I waited a long time to check on a fracture in my nose. They said it was okay and gave me a date to come back to re-check it.