Reviews
Reviews
I have been in MFU recently twice and the second 31st April 2025. The staff were far better than my earlier appointment and I have healed superbly. I thank the staff very musch and cannot express how much gratitude I have.
Everyone was extremely kind and helpful on a very difficult time for me.
Staff on Chanctonbury ward were fabulous. Very kind and caring and able to put you at ease.
Having spent a lot of time over the last decade + … the whole humour from long spells ( including A&E in-patient ( twice !), acute in-patient care - and all points in between that and having out-patients appointments … feel very qualified to validate the answers given above. My only negative experience was the very terrifying first… back in November 2014., which did leave me with acute hospital-phobia then. But I was very scared ., so that’s hardly surprising. Since then - once admitted, have had nothing but 5- ⭐️ care., across the board.
My only gripe ( explains on-going resistance to attending hospital ) is when, as is all too often, required , the A&E wait. Expect il far from alone here ! Specifically, my condition means that sitting - even when well (!) is grossly uncomfortable., as is standing when that same condition brings me in for treatment . ( Know space is at a premium., but to have a space to lie down would make SUCH a massive difference )!
Not for the first time , this week, I’ve - rather stupidly - put off longer than necessary and , against GP & paramedic advice, going to A&E for just this very simple, practical reason. One inside, and able to recline … brilliant !
Stuff that were amazing
the hospital needs some work , little bit tatty otherwise good
i would like to thank all staff at a and e department and also in cariology where i had to have some test done
all the staff were very kind and helpful in both places and was impressed by the way i was treated with care and kindness
thank you to all staff
Excellent service.
The hospital is clean, efficient, etc. No probs. I have knocked one star off the 'treatment' rating, merely because I was told just before the operation that had I taken Prednisalone (and i do have an on-going prescription for the drug) the polyps in my nose would have shrunk and 'not been visible' (= not sufficiently big to excise?). Luckily I had not taken the drug in the relevant window before the op, but it was 'luck' rather than 'instruction' that led to this situation. But the rest of the pre-op assessment was very thorough and it built up one's confidence in the forthcoming op.
This is my second serious illness stay at Worthing hospital. This time is was an operation for breast cancer removal.
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The whole team caring for me were amazing and I felt completely comforted and reassured at every stage of the day.
It was a day procedure thankfully and everything went so smoothly.
I cannot thank everyone enough for the kindness and compassion I was shown.