Royal Orthopaedic Hospital
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Reviews (1828)
Good high standard service - parking poor
December 17, 2018
Very happy, good and high standard of service provision. Parking big problem.
Good staff - service slow
December 17, 2018
Helpful and friendly doctors
Helpful receptionists
Service is quite slow
Helpful receptionists
Service is quite slow
Quality of care is high
December 17, 2018
In comparison to other hospitals they are much better, quality of care is high and staff good.
Lack of parking
December 17, 2018
Hospital and staff are ok. But main issue is lack of park and disabled parking is very limited today. I was able to park half a mile away on Bristol Road and have walked from there, I'm in a bad shape and very angry.
Staff very good
December 17, 2018
I am coming here since last 4 years and found this place is up to mark and staff is very good. Last year I was hospitalised for few days over here and one thing I can say was worse was the food they service to patients - its pathetic.
Polite, helpful & Supportive Staff
Orthopaedics
September 6, 2018
My appointment was smoothly handled with each stage already signposted from registration to x-rays to consultation with consultant (review of hip problem). Letter to confirm follow up appointment arrived following day after appointment. Staff at each stage were polite, helpful and supportive (reception, radiographer, nursing staff and consultant)
Excellent care
July 10, 2017
Excellent care in all respects
Poor ongoing follow up limited information
June 12, 2017
1) Poor ongoing follow up
2) Limited information about options
3) Surgery presented as only option for scoliosis (idiopathic)
4)Poor surgery outcome/limited immediate improvement / poor long term benefit
5)Poor long term outcome - hospital unwilling to explore alternatives, constant response to deterioration, there is nothing else they can offer.
2) Limited information about options
3) Surgery presented as only option for scoliosis (idiopathic)
4)Poor surgery outcome/limited immediate improvement / poor long term benefit
5)Poor long term outcome - hospital unwilling to explore alternatives, constant response to deterioration, there is nothing else they can offer.
Ok, but waiting times are an issue
Orthopaedics
April 5, 2017
I have orthotics but the waiting times between getting new support shoes can be 6 or 12 weeks.
The consultant I saw, I was discussing with them the impact of flat feet on my hip. He referred me to physio but he didn't take too much notice when I was trying to explain
The consultant I saw, I was discussing with them the impact of flat feet on my hip. He referred me to physio but he didn't take too much notice when I was trying to explain
Really Good
October 11, 2016
Went to see the GP for steroid injections and they said the issue would go away. Eventually I went to the hospital and has physio. It was like a miracle, and I was taught to do some exercises at home which have helped.
