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University Hospital Aintree
2020-05-14
Person
1
5
0
Written by a carer
Written by a carer 14th May 2020
My mother was put on the payeays scheme I was finally allowed up to her to hold her hand while she died she was Starr I g and dehydrated and was hallucinating I got her home and my go out who agreed my mum was NOT dying she has been home 4 days and is now being treated in the royal with medication and food and water I would never ever agree to my family member going into this hospital I was lied to from day one
University Hospital Aintree
2019-10-12
Person
4
5
0
Written by a patient
Written by a patient 12th October 2019
"A&E staff very professional and included me in decisions made and explained the next stages of transfer to the Walton Centre. MRI completed within two hours of arriving and results available to doctors/consultants. Handing over to Walton Centre very efficient and staff know exactly who and what to expect. Ward and bay staff very welcoming, caring, considerate, compassionate and professional. Having been accessed with a few possibilities of what was wrong, made comfortable and very well looked after and reassured. Second doctor/consultant - I received mixed messages from and decisions not explained. I got the feeling he just wanted to get me into surgery without ever considering me. I would wish for patients to be shown scans/MRI images to talk through the prognosis being given. Finally saw another consultant who wanted me to go to surgery two days later without any real discussion or interaction. I refused and requested the consultant who had looked after me previously. Thank God my request was granted to my relief. I saw a wonderful physio who lifted my spirits and gave me hope I would recover fully, eventually. We went through all exercises I had been doing at home, he gave me more exercises and showed me how to adapt them with spinal injury. Specialist nurses very understanding and caring especially when others do not have time to answer your questions. Specialist nurse answered many questions and worries I had. She was very kind and reassuring. Thank you for the hug! Thank you to all the nursing staff and everyone on floor 1 who supported me. I now must attend clinic and talk about a major spinal operation I will have to have in the very near future. I will report back with additional feedback when completely well. Thank you for the NHS, consultants, doctors, nurses, specialist staff and for all those who work at Aintree"
University Hospital Aintree
2019-10-04
Person
5
5
0
Written by a patient
Written by a patient 4th October 2019
The care I received from Dr Laura SEO A/E was amazing so caring compassionate professional I felt in good hands right away. After being admitted to AMU then to ward 25 floor 9 Bay 5 the great care was continued. I would like to thank them as I felt safe and cared for all the time. Keith, Anne, Anne , Sarah tag team who work so well together Yvonne, Trixie, Roy they all endeavour to keep patients morale up. You are amazing and you have invisible wings. I was a patient from the 19/9/19 to 23/9/19.
University Hospital Aintree
2019-07-24
Person
5
5
0
Written by a patient
Written by a patient 24th July 2019
Apart from waiting for 5 hours in the waiting room till going down for my surgery everythink eles was great staff lovely and careing .felt like i was in great hands for my surgery.
University Hospital Aintree
2019-07-19
Person
5
5
0
Written by a patient
Written by a patient 19th July 2019
Super efficiency by all staff members. Very well run hospital carn’t praise it high enough. Would have no hesitation in returning or recommending.
University Hospital Aintree
2019-04-19
Person
5
5
0
Written by a patient
Written by a patient 19th April 2019
My care was second to none well done everyone who works at this location, you all work so hard under extreme pressure, From the bottom to the top.
University Hospital Aintree
2018-07-03
Person
1
5
0
Written by a carer
Written by a carer 3rd July 2018
EYE DEPARTMENT (ophthalmologist)
My mum has lost half her sight due to a stroke and suffers with wet macular degeneration which can make you blind if you do not get the injections in your eye ball.
We went to the hospital on a Saturday because my mums sight was going and they told us to come back on Thursday, we come back on a Thursday but the nurses where unable to find a vein in my mums arm to inject the dye in my mums arm and told us to come back in 12 days.
We come back today and Nurse injected a dye and found a leakage in both eyes and told us to come back in 16 days when she can have an injection in one of her eyes and a week after that in the other eye.
By that time my mum will be almost totally blind, she needs treatment now.
How many other people are going blind because they are not acting quickly enough ?
Its like we are a third world country.
University Hospital Aintree
2018-01-25
Person
5
5
0
Written by a patient
Written by a patient 25th January 2018
I visited Aintree women’s out patients department today. From start to finish I received marvellous care, the receptionist was very helpful with a smile for everyone, the HCAs friendly the Nurse Clinician I saw was very nice very informative, she maintained my dignity all the way through my treatment I was very pleased with the care I was given I could highly recommend the whole team thankyou for a 1st class service. X