Solihull Hospital
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Reviews (212)
Shoulder isn't cured but hospital was good
March 6, 2023
I damaged my shoulder. I had physiotherapy and done some exercises with a rubber band. It hasn't cured it but it has taken the pressure off. They were good.
No accident and emergency.
February 13, 2023
There's no accident and emergency.
Waiting long time for appointment
February 7, 2023
I’ve been trying to get an appointment since May 22. They’ve cancelled my appointment. I rand to try and get another appointment but they said if they do have a cancellation they'll let me know. Doctors are fine with me when I do see them.
Keep y updated
February 7, 2023
I go here for scans. They let me know what’s going on and keep me updated.
Would be good to have more services
January 17, 2023
Would be good to have an emergency, minor injuries unit or Badger Clinic.
Brilliant
January 6, 2023
Brilliant, can get an appointment and I'm seen on time.
Helpful and lovely staff
January 6, 2023
Happy to go there they were helpful. They would talk to me about what was going on. The nurses were absolutely lovely.
Appointment over the phone
December 13, 2022
GP referred me to the hospital Genetics councilor and respiratory dept took 2 years , quite difficult they wanted to do an appointment over the phone and I did not have a phone that could do that. So rescheduled an appointment face to face for 4 / 5 months after the original date. After seeing doctors they referred me to heartlands for tests for cystic fibrosis, was fairly quick. The results took 7 weeks to come back and said it wasn’t cystic fibrosis but something else. they referred me back to Solihull.
7 day expected stay extended to 24 days hell
December 9, 2022
My bowel resection surgery went to plan, however my post operative care was riddled with errors that left me at Solihull in a debilitated state, and suffering malnutrition. To recover I was transferred to QE after 12 days for TPN nutrition. Unfortunately more errors continued which kept me in for a further 12 days, where I suffered an infection, and was given phlebitis. I am now at home traumatized and weak, but recovering.
Incidentally another patient in my ward at QE, was doing well with his self physio, I commended his drive to get his mobility back. He looked about, and whispered across "It's fear". He was not alone.
Incidentally another patient in my ward at QE, was doing well with his self physio, I commended his drive to get his mobility back. He looked about, and whispered across "It's fear". He was not alone.
They were good
November 21, 2022
They moved me to Solihull Hospital after my hip operation and I was there for a few days for rehabilitation. The Occupational Therapist made sure I had all the aids I would need at home before I left the hospital. They were ever so good at sorting it out and they came to visit me at home. The consultant said I can have treatment there every 12 months for the osteoporosis.