St James's University Hospital
Beckett Street, Leeds, England, LS9 7TF Also known as: Bexley wing
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St James's University Hospital
2025-09-17
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Written by a NHS patient 17th September 2025
I went to St James for an operation on the 16.9.25., honestly I was not looking forward to it, but all the staff I came into contact with really put me at ease. Fantastic experience I only had a cafiter fitted and will have it on for roughly 710 days but I can't thank all the staff who I went to at David Bevers until then onto the ward, even these staff were excellent made ne feel comfortable in a very upsetting time( for me) ....God bless them .
St James's University Hospital
2025-08-26
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Written by a NHS patient 26th August 2025
I have been taking my wife here for 5 1/2 weeks of intense radiotherapy and chemotherapy. The care here is gold standard. Everyone involved, from reception staff, through nursing, radiographers, consultants has been absolutely excellent, kind, caring, compassionate, helpful, competent.
Absolutely stellar treatment.
St James's University Hospital
2025-08-12
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Written by a NHS patient 12th August 2025
Not recommended
St James's University Hospital
2025-06-26
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Written by a NHS patient 26th June 2025
I was being treated on ward J91 at the Bexley Wing. I can truthfully say that the ward was really comfortable and relaxing. I found it was so organised and didn't find any faults with the place or the staff.I spent altogether about 2 weeks there and from the start was treated excellent by all the staff. I give it 10 out of 10 for the staff and the care & treatment i got whilst I was there.
St James's University Hospital
2025-05-26
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Written by a NHS patient 26th May 2025
I was at Bexley wing ,J91,Room 7.
From when I arrived until I was discharged, I was treated with the most caring staff and was made welcome from day one. To be honest at first I felt nervous to be there, but soon felt at ease thanks to the nurse's and carer's. A special thanks to Tom, because as soon as I walked into room 7,he straight introduced himself and made it clear that i could come to him anytime for anything i needed. Infact he helped me out by helping me with my application for a job within the hospital. I've been out a few days now but I am missing them all & some of the other patients that I made friends with. Also miss relaxing at the big windows looking out over Leeds, especially at night when it's all lit up.
If I'm ever in hospital again, I just hope it's on the 4th floor, j91, Bexley wing
St James's University Hospital
2025-05-23
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Written by a NHS patient 23rd May 2025
I arrived at ward j91 on 12th may and was discharged on 22nd. From the first day onwards, I was welcomed by the best staff you could ever have. They all have nice personality's and was always there for you when you needed them. The layout of the ward was also amazing. While I was there I met alot of friendly patients aswell, which I am going to sadly miss as well as the staff, because they were all just as good as family.
by : Martin Milligan.
St James's University Hospital
2024-12-12
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Written by a NHS patient 12th December 2024
Delayed treatment 2 and half hours for chemo today. My partner already had his bloods done the day before. Am not sure if it was down to poor management or staffing problems but seems to be the same experience each time we come here.
Reception are not informing people of delay, and get stroppy when asked. I am not impressed.
There is no customer service.
St James's University Hospital
2024-12-02
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Written by a NHS patient 2nd December 2024
I had a appointment at Wharfedale with the colrectal department.
The consultant was extremely rude and arrogant.
I had a hole in the bowel and was taken to another hospital
On the CT scan it showed free gas in my abdomen and pelvis. The hospital took advice and treated it conservatively.
I was on drips and had tubes to my stomach.
I was in hospital for eleven days.
When I saw Mr Sagar he said holes in the bowel don't heal themselves. Which denigrate the other hospital and me . I only went to see Mr Sagar because he had treated me before.
Mr Sagar doesn't need to worry he has no empathy and I will never want to see him again
St James's University Hospital
2024-11-29
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Written by a NHS patient 29th November 2024
I was in the colorectal ward (45) for 5 days. The chief problem here was nocturnal noise: no attempt to let sick patients sleep. The shouting, laughing and banging of doors went on all night. Neither I nor the other patients slept The ward acted as an acoustic chamber for noise. I got horrible sleep deprivation. Some nurses were extremely kind. On the rare occasion I asked for analgesia, it never arrived so I took my own paracetemol. The food and food service were brilliant. It is noticeably understaffed and most nurses try to be kind. I felt sorry for them but despite the constant cleaning of drip stands etc., the time when a stoma contaminated the loo floor, it took me ages to get someone to clean it. There seems little awareness of real hygiene needs. I wish the staff well but the general regime and sleeplessness left me with a dread of hospitals.
St James's University Hospital
2024-08-11
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Written by a private patient
Written by a private patient 11th August 2024
Great infrastructure good rates