St Mary's Hospital

Had to attend St Marys hospital today.. the treatment was second to none. I would of. Not got any better if i had paid for private health care... staff/doctors/cleaners so polite and caring.. we all love a rant about the NHS. But when we are ill the stystem is in place to support us... thank you for making my son so much better big up NHS

Very nice and clean hospital, very efficient.

I have just read the very specific review written by a patient who either was, or at least felt, very badly treated. That is a sad situation; however, I would only like to add that his/her opinion that 'some' of the glowing reviews offered were not genuine seems to show a misunderstanding of the process; and if that patient misunderstands such a system I cannot help wondering if he/she also misunderstands many other things. awh

St Mary's is a difficult place to negotiate, especially on the first few visits. It is a warren, grown almost randomly within the physical structures but not particularly organically: many parts seem add-ons as they are needed. However, that is just the buildings. I have always, in many visits over the last four years, found every member of staff, at every level I have encountered them, to be utterly committed to the welfare and support of patients and visitors. They are fully understanding, invariably kind and scrupulously helpful at all times. St Mary's is a powerful advertisement for the NHS; though, because of the nature of the buildings, you would never offer the hospital as a visual advert. A radio broadcast would do the job, I am sure. Frankly, I would far rather have a ramshackle building with glowing staff than a spanking new hospital with half-baked employees. I want to tell the whole world about the marvellous qualities of St Mary's - and, indeed, I always do tell anyone who asks as well as lots of people who don't.

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