Royal Orthopaedic Hospital

I have used them a few times upstairs, the young girl is very good. they all seem polite and pleasant. I have an appointment in a month and they sent me a letter.

Brilliant experience at the ward. Not from Birmingham, first time visiting.

Excellent for everything for everyone. They all will go to heaven.

Excellent staff, have been considerate, kind and generous. Appointments are sent to me on the phone. I said I would accept it rather than getting letters. Had a stay in December for 5 days, food was excellent. Toilets in opposite corners, 6 beds in whole place. Happy with stay but glad to be home.

Husband and son have had operation in past year. Really good experience and food was good. kept sending me pics of food. James Martin took over and planned all the food.

Brilliant experience and staff. First time here but ample parking easy to find. Letters well signposted so know how to go around the hospital.

My wife is fine now, done a hip operation, she's fine now. They looked after her, done a wonderful job, they're good.

Waiting for an appointment.

I waited for nearly a year since I reported my sensory and loss of function in my hands to my GP, who immediately referred me to ROH. However, despite several internal and external escalations including PALS, GP I was seen way past the National NHS standards past 18 weeks (in fact I waited exactly around 7 months for surgery) by the time which my disability has now become permanent and life long . I’ve got to live with it and totally affects my quality of life . However, the care I received from the Orthopaedic team was good once seen but could be better, hence the two stars

To book an interpreter you need to call to booking line. As a deaf person this is impossible for me to do.