Reviews
Reviews
My wife was treated for breast cancer
And the treatment was faultless
From the x-rays to the operation
I have been a patient at AE twice
07/12/25 was my second time in AE
Reception were so helpful
The nurse who examined me was so good
The doctor was so caring and good and the examined me with great skill and care
The maxifacil doctor was equally careful and concurred with each other , so I was given antibiotics and sent home relieved and so greatful to st Richard's staff
Thank you all for my treatment
Bill Gillespie
I have adversely criticised the care received, separately, by two members of my family at this hospital in the past five years. It was inadequate, addressing symptoms and not cause.
However, very recently, my wife suffered sudden onset of severe, excruciating, pain in her abdomen. I'm very pleased to say that all aspects of the care she received were excellent. NHS 111 triaged, recognised severity and initiated ambulance. The ambulance crew evaluated quickly, provided care and blue-lighted to ED where she was immediately admitted, scanned and transferred to Acute Assessment Unit. The following morning she had corrective surgery for a blocked small bowel (fatal without treatment). Nursing care has been first class and she is recovering well. I'm very happy to report what was a faultless execution of emergency treatment by NHS & St Richard's Hospital. In particular Ambulance, ED, AAU, Surgeons & Chichester Ward.
Thank you.
We went to the Urgent Treatment Centre at SRH after speaking with 111. My husband was seen there by
Dr William Wetherell. Dr Wetherell was thorough and informed us of what the issues might be. We are grateful to him for his care and attention. My husband was prescribed medication and is now doing well. If visits to hospital can ever be OK, this was such a visit. Thanks Dr Wetherell!
I have been treated by the cardiology dept for two years. The Consultants were highly professional and knowledgable as were the Heart Failure Clinic staff. Especially Shelley Stearn.
I recently had a CRT implant as a day case patient. I was looked after brilliantly by Dr Nick Childs and all of the nursing team led by Kate who is the ultimate professional and a credit to her profession. I should also mention Fatima who looked after me throughout my stay.
It would be a total waste of a wonderful team and a great asset to close this service down and possibly merge it with Worthing or Brighton. At a time when the NHS receives so much bad press why not preserve this highly successful unit.
I’ve been so impressed with this hospital but in particular the whole of the cardiology outpatient team. Excellent consultant care and beautifully cared for by the whole nursing team in that department. I really hope the proposed merger with Worthing and Brighton doesn’t go ahead. Chichester would be losing a wonderful cardiology team
cant put into words how amazing everyone has been i gave birth to my baby st 35 weeks and he became quite unwell so he had to be moved to the nicu and the staff have been amazing they have helped me so much and have taken care of my baby so well and have made me feel so comfortable during this hard time i was so worried about my baby being up there but i haven’t felt concerned the whole time
I had to go to the X-ray department this afternoon for a knee X-ray and explained to a very lovely young man called Ron. He was so kind and made me feel at ease immediately. Thank you so much. I was so worried about coming on my own but once in the department felt great.
Very good
An excellent choice for a private patient on the Chichester ward
Attended Emergency Department for head injury caused by trip & fall, headbutting the paving. The treatment I received, from triage examination to CT scan of head & neck, was good, thorough and well- executed.The staff were caring & professional and I've nothing but praise for them. However, the whole process took 6 hours. I appreciate that is probably quick by current NHS standards, given the chronic underfunding of the past, staff shortages & inadequate facilities, but it was nontheless frustrating for it to take so long and not to be kept informed unless I asked. Before attending SRH, I went to Bognor Hospital Minor Injury unit only to be turned away because it doesn't have any scanners. There's a mobile scanning trailer parked at Chichester University a mere half mile away!! Why not park it at Bognor Hospital and USE IT?!!!
As is usual across the NHS, patients were on gurneys, in two corridors. How much longer does this afront to decency in 2025 have to continue before the Govt bites the bullet, actually unblocks healthcare AND MAKES IT WORK.
PS. The NHS also needs to work smarter; no more 8am-6pm 5 days a week GPs & "Minor Injuries Clinics". People need treatment 7 days a week and more community based availability will take the pressures off Emergency Depts.