Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham

I was referred to ENT by my GP. I was seen within a month by a consultant at the QE who started treatment straight away.

I have very high cholesterol and was referred to cardiology for treatment. I was seen by a consultant very quickly and they started the treatment straight away.

My husband went in with a broken finger and was seen straight away. They provided excellent care and support.

My dad had his kidney transplant over there and the care and support he received was excellent.

I regularly attend neuro psychiatry clinic. The consultant is very helpful and he listens to my concerns and always tries to help.

I went there with a broken leg and there was no wheel chair available and I had to walk with great difficulty to the waiting room.

I regularly attend the diabetic clinic every 6 months. The staff are very helpful and provide valuable information to improve my condition.

I regularly attend the diabetic clinic for regular blood checks to monitor liver and kidney function.

I recently had surgery to remove a tumour from my kidney. The care, support and treatment was very good.

It's hard to find the right car park and the hospital is very busy and rushed. If I ask for directions they help me. Generally the staff are fine. One time my aunty had diabetes and the ward sister was a bit rude. I asked her questions and she refused to answer but another staff member over heard and helped me. They didn't follow the correct protocols.