Solihull Hospital

I was referred to the pain management clinic at Solihull Hospital. My experience was good in terms of appointments and support from the staff. Unfortunately my symptoms have not improved greatly but the sessions have helped me cope with the pain better.

Knee replacement surgery was a huge success. Amazing and I recovered well.

I have waited for 3 years for an operation. There has been a number of hiccups along the way causing delays. I have seen a number of doctors at gynaecology. I'm really fed up as it's hard to live with.

I had my knee replacement surgery at Solihull Hospital. I had waited over 2 years for the operation which was difficult but I cannot fault the team of staff at Solihull Hospital. The physiotherapy team had me back on my feet and walking within 24 hours and I was discharged after 48. The staff, nurses, physiotherapists and doctors were all great. I had follow on appointments which went well too.

I was referred to UHB for an MRI and I received an appointment for Solihull Hospital. I didn't wait long for the appointment and it went very well. The hospital has good parking facilities and the staff were all very friendly and helpful.

I was referred by my GP for an X-Ray and I received an appointment really quickly to attend Solihull Hospital. The appointment went smoothly I was in and out very quickly. The staff were nice enough.

I went for an appointment and when I got there they said they couldn't see me there and had to return to Good Hope but my consultant wanted me to go to Solihull. I was stuck in a loop. It costs a lot to travel and Solihull is nearer to me. It was very distressing for me. Thankfully I now have an appointment with Solihull but the fact that the staff didn't listen to me or the consultant isn't good enough. It's very worrying.

Good. I get seen by the diabetic specialist and get good treatment. I've been passed over to the GP now for further support and it's not as good. I told Solihull they weren't as good but they let me go back to the GP.

I was referred to the neurology department for nerve tests. I had an incredibly long wait for my appointment. The appointment did go well and the doctor was thorough. It was explained that I needed surgery but that I would need further blood tests done first which they told me I needed to get done by my GP. Its disappointing that they could not do the blood tests at the hospital and that I will now have to go on another long waiting list for surgery while having to live in severe pain.

I had major surgery where they removed part of my bowel due to cancer. I was then advised I need chemotherapy for 12 months as my lymph nodes had been impacted.