Good Hope Hospital

I was sent for an x-ray by the GP. They were good and on time and it all went well.

Helpful with me and on time. The CT scan was as good as possible. The only gripe was the man on the reception called me love and I asked him to stop as I don't like it.

Paediatrics A&E was quicker than going to the GP and wouldn't see her anyway. A&E saw and treated her straight away.

It was very long winded at x-ray but they were very nice.

Four days after the GP contacted them they said I would need a blood test and an MRI scan they said they could get me in the next day and so I went. Everything was all clear. I was really impressed with how quickly they dealt with it. Worrying but they acted every so quickly to get the ball rolling.

The reason why I had a bad experience was because a doctor told myself to take lemsip to help my cough wheezing and phlegm whilst I'm pregnant in pregnancy you cannot drink lemsip as it contains paracetamol and phenylephrine and decongestants like phenylephrine are generally advised against during pregnancy. In the past I've had a very traumatic experience with good hope hospital and I still get bad flashbacks from there.

Well organised, the staff were brilliant, friendly and very thorough.

I had heart monitoring for 24 hours last week and it was one of the quickest appointments I have ever had. Just had to put the machine on and then posted it back to them the next day. I'm still waiting on the results.

Physio was alright, it went well. They have organised a follow up appointment too. Very good staff and exercises to do.

Visited the hospital as I was stung by a bee and had a very bad reaction the ambulance crew was amazing by the way.
But the hospital, the nurses and doctors were asking all sorts of questions which we didn’t mind answering for. Then a skin specialist came to see me told them about my lumps all over my body and said you need to get them checked out. Well I'm in hospital and nothing was done. They found something my bloods and put me straight on antibiotics didn’t give me anything as to why I had to be put on them. When we did ask they kept saying my white blood cells were extremely high, nothing else, so ok. Nothings been followed up, nothing has been sorted and I’ve been scared by a local doctor saying I have skin cancer and the hospital didn’t even think to even help out or give advice.