Peterborough City Hospital
Edith Cavell Campus, Bretton Gate, Peterborough, England, PE3 9GZ
Reviews
Reviews
I was admitted following a fall whereby I broke my hip requiring a complete hip replacement. The care I received from the time I was conveyed by ambulance, to admission to the hospital in A&E and subsequent transfer to the ward, initially to Ward A2 the then following to B7 was excellent. All staff I came in contact with were professional and caring.
The wards were very clean and food good with a good choice.
The care following my operation was equally as good with staff being very understanding until my discharge.
I was very happy with my treatment.
Attended PCH for ultrasound guided injection for Mortens Neuroma condition in my foot. Dr Sultan is super skilled at this procedure. He is patient, explains everything thoroughly & has a great nursing team helping him. 5☆ would 100% recommend
Great care
Great service today.
Friendly, generally ease of parking, clean and welcoming
The service and care was excellent it was our first visit so very daunting the nurses were great made us feel positive and assuring
Unfortunately, these high standards are not available in every department.
Saw Dr. David Staples concerning weight loss that seemed to be excessive (type 2 diabetic) and naturally I felt bothered with it. Tests for cancer were conducted (CT, Bloods taken,) This appointment was for results and it was found that Cancer wasn't the "culprit", Clear of Cancer. I was treated with great Kindness and respect by Dr Staples and the Nurse in attendance. All questions were answered. I was put at complete ease and as a result stopped being worried sick with the concern of Cancer.
My wife was admitted to repair a hip fracture. The first ward she was on had mainly elderly patients with mental health problems as well as orthopedic issues. This meant sleeping was nigh on Impossible due to their shouting and other unusual behaviour. The staff did well under very trying conditions, but it was less than ideal. After surgery she was moved to an adjacent ward which was much quieter with normal patients. Again the nurses and health assistants were very good. The food was considerably better than when my sister in law was a patient here several years ago. Good choice and in general well prepared with decent size portions.
The physiotherapy was another story, the two woman she saw were totally lacking in empathy. Their only aim was to have me discharged at the earliest possible time. They seemed to be on a mission to free up beds rather than give proper consideration to patient aftercare.
Overall the experience was average, some very good such as the nurses, but badly let down in my case by the physiotherapists.
no complaints at all