The Cheltenham Nuffield Hospital
Hatherley Lane, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, England, GL51 6SYAverage ratings
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The encouragement given by the staff is second to none. At all time I was given praise about my progress which helped no end.
I underwent surgery 5 weeks ago at the Cheltenham Nuffield, which required a 3 night stay. Nobody looks forward to surgery or a hospital stay, but I can’t fault the treatment I received. The consultant, anaesthetists and nurses all provided exemplary care and made my experience as positive as it could possibly be.
The hospital staff were all very caring and helpful throughout my experience, from preoperation sessions to aftercare. The nursing staff were especially helpful, even sorting out a minor discomfort issue during the night following my procedure. Their attention to detail was very good giving me confidence that everything was being dealt with properly.
The only problem I had was with the constipation afterwards. I'm aware of the side effects of the painkillers I had for my operation, but, a better way of dealing with this would be a big plus.
Easy parking, polite reception staff.
Excellent care pre- and post-operatively.
On the 21st June I was admitted to The Nuffield Cheltenham for spinal surgery..
From admission through to leaving after my very successful operation..Every single one of the staff made me feel cared for and went out of their way to make me comfortable and reassured at all times..Nothing was too much trouble..They really are wonderful people in every department from reception, ward staff, theatre staff and The wonderful surgeon Mr Rathnam Sundaram..I highly recommend this great hospital and staff.
This hospital has high standards and kind caring staff. I think as we come out of Covid they were rather over the top in keeping my elderly husband out when I visited my Consultant. The man who 'pays the bill' likes to also be informed. This applying to those double vacinated some time ago.
Everything otherwise was very good, but the food could have been served from a hot cabinet ensuring it arrived with the patient more hot than a little warm. A cup of tea was best avoided as was coffee, neither being the sort someone would find acceptable in a restaurant.
A calm, well organised reception are was echoed throughout the hospital. The staff all seemed very happy to be working there. They were friendly, responsive and reassuring. I was comfortable and the quiet of the ward was really welcome.
The medical care and respect I received were terrific. Whether my condition necessitated the continual monitoring that interrupted sleep and rest I'm not sure. The ward was quite noisy and the staff continually left the door open so I was exposed to more noise that necessary. I discharged early and my after care was superb. I was confident that my after care was their highest priority.