Reviews
Reviews
Surgery cancelled Friday cause anesthesiologist called in sick. ( true )
Rebooked for Tuesday, problem with booking form ( cause of course there would be ) had to chase it up so I could find this out otherwise would be ghosted .
Lack of professionalism and care. Bad enough am having surgery when am already depressed
Wow - there are not just beds in the corridor but there are not enough of those. So people on overnight stays are having to sleep on chairs. What a disgrace.
On top of that the nurses are rude as hell.
The place smacks of inefficiency.
They get bad reviews from the CQC for a reason
I am a 78 years old man & I suffered with severe HFS. Searched many sites world wide eventually found Mr. Timothy Jones at St George's Hospital in London (I found diamond) His manner ,knowledge, friendliness, explaination of symptom, operation risks & postop, was brilliant. I trusted him & he performed the operation. This was the wisest & sound decision I ever made. From day one I started improving & still improving six months later. As for hospital although under sever NHS shortage of staff & beds the staff were marvelous & they were there to accomodate the needs. As for Mr. Timothy Jones I can only praise him to the skys (I wish he was my brother) his freinds & family are very lucky people
I stayed for 10 days in the neurosurgery wards for 2 surgeries. I was impressed by the care and attention I received. The nursing staff and surgical teams were kind, caring, and responsive to my needs. Everyone was great, from the food servers, radiology team, to the speech therapy team, to the nurses and surgeons. I would recommend St Georges for any neurosurgical needs. The outpatient neurology team is also top notch.
Has consistently refused to respond to my complaints about serious irregularities that put vulnerable patients at risk. Ceo is aware this is happening on her watch.
Been waiting almost FOUR years for a referral in connection with a brain tumour.
The hospital refuses to communicate with me. Even the CEO is aware.
This is what wilful negligence looks like.
I visited St. George's Hospital Emergency Department on 29th November 2024 in severe pain, seeking urgent care. Despite explaining my financial situation due to the cost-of-living crisis and my inability to buy painkillers, the receptionist was dismissive, unhelpful, and delayed my access to a doctor.
The doctor offered a scan but provided no immediate pain relief. I was left to navigate the hospital on my own, unable to find the scan area, and received no support when I asked for help. I left in the same pain I arrived with, receiving no treatment or care.
This experience was inhumane and unprofessional. St. George's must do better.
My stay at St Georges hospital was amazing , such a clean hospital everyone was so caring the doctors , the cleaners the surgeons , everyone , one of the best hospitals in Britain.
Everything was spotless & friendly staff. Would like to have seen more hand sanitizer stations
Been waiting 2.5 years for a referral. Meanwhile the brain tumour is getting bigger and the symptoms worse.
Wonder if I'll be seen before I die? Pals refuses to communicate with me, as does complaints dept.