Reviews
Reviews
Admitted to SAU at 1am on Sat 27th March with excruciating kidney pain & an inibility to stop shivering. I was seen immediately, bloods taken, questions asked. Bloods back really fast. New antibiotics and pain relief given. Outstanding service. The nurse who booked me in, the nurse who took my bloods, the female urology Dr who treated me and the nurse who discharged me were all OUTSTANDING, genuinely amazing people, all with great empathy, and who treated me do so well. Outstanding in every respect. Thankyou all for everything, I genuinely could not ask for better healthcare. What a team.
I was taken to the Royal Preston Hospital on Jan 8th I had fallen and injured my ankle. I was seen in Accident and Emergency where they tried to manipulate it. I had to be admitted as it needed surgery. I would like to say "thank you" to all the staff on wards 2A, 2C, and GYNEA for the care I was given at all times.
My son had croup cough, the children's A&E department and pediatrics were great. He needed oral steroids so had to stay for observations but we were in and out in 5 hours. All the staff were very nice and great with my lad. Really pleased with the service from GP to hospital and discharge. Felt involved in the decisions and plan to help him if needed post discharge.
The Rosemere Centre and all of its staff have been wonderful caring for me, I am so grateful to everyone. I am now attending the After effects Clinic and they are being so helpful to me.
With regards my health I personally have no reason to complain but I'm afraid I am unable to say that on behalf of a recent deceased close member of my family!
I was admitted to Ward 2C with a sudden diagnosis of Meningioma.
I was on the ward for 2 weeks and although had ups and downs because of why I was in there, the Nurses were amazing. I could not wish to have been looked after any better.
The Nurses were always busy but had time to chat and care for me properly, nothing was too much trouble.
Nurse Zoe was great and very helpful in my time of need.
Also Jack who came round and took orders for meals and drinks was very friendly and the food was great. A good choice of food, good portions too, the only thing was the Breakfast. It was very slow to be offered and quite late some days.
Preston hospital Ward 25 renal ward, is fantastic I was treated there as an outpatient for vasculitis an auto immune disorder which injures blood vessels in different organs.It was my kidneys that got damaged.The staff there were so caring and kind,and the consultants Dr Brady and Dr Adam Morrissey were very quick to give a diagnosis and get the treatment started which was chemo and tablets.I can not thank them enough as they saved me from dialysis and saved my life.I was really ill when I went to this hospital,but now I feel so well.God bless Preston Hospital!!!!
Barbara Roberts
When I fell ill in January, I initially had a problem with a reducing kidney function. I was taken into Royal Preston Hospital to address the problem in early February.
The initial problem was resolved within 4 days.
It was agreed, however, that I needed a TURP operation followed by a double inguinal hernia operation and possible further treatment because of suspected prostate cancer.
The initial operation was done by mid March and the hernias repaired by end of May.
This meant I was able to undergo radiotherapy by end of October.
I have now been told that the treatment has been successful and going forward I will be monitored by the nursing team.
I could not have had better care than I have received. Thank you to all the staff at the hospital who have looked after me this year.
I was treated in the Rosemere cancer unit at RPH the care of the radiographers was
second to none and they all treated me with dignity and care
The treatment and care was excellent