Solihull Hospital

My experience of antenatal/maternity care at Solihull Hospital has been excellent. My pregnancy is classed as high risk and I have attended a number of appointments for scans and to see my consultant. I prefer visiting Solihull Hospital rather than others because the staff here have more time for you, the service feels more personal and the staff are very caring. I do not feel rushed in and out of appointments. My only criticism would be that the waiting area is very small and patients are on top of each other. When waiting two hours for a glucose test the area is not very comfortable and staff told me not to leave the department.

Mom's knee is bone to bone, Dr said they can't operate on it. She's had physio but not working. No injections offered or no other solution. Said to leave it but it affecting moms quality of life.

My experience of Solihull Hospital was very good. I had knee replacement surgery. The operation went well and the care was good. The physiotherapy I received was good and I attended follow on physiotherapy sessions which were beneficial.

I came here for an ultrasound. The technician was fine and everything went well.

I was given a card for the heart failure nurse but when I called with serious concerns nobody answered. I left 3 separate messages but nobody called us back.

They were good when I came in for hernia tests but I have been waiting 4 years for the operation to treat it to be organised.

The cardiac team have been brilliant. They referred me to Stoke hospital for further treatment as it was the fastest way to access treatment.

Received a call to say they will put me forward for further pain treatment, months ago and still waiting.

Had a nuclear brain scan and was diagnosed with Lewy body syndrome and they sent results to the GP. They were brilliant.

I had a total thyroidectomy in August 2024. They were fantastic.