Glasgow Royal Infirmary at 84 Castle Street in Glasgow, Scotland

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  I was early for an orthopaedic appointment stood at the reception waiting for the woman at the key board to respond or even say she will be with me in a minute and when she did very offhand not a nice manner at all I don’t know why people like this do jobs that you deal with the public.i then returned after 5pm to book in totally different lady at desk and she was very pleasant I would give that lady 5 stars the 1 is for crabbit chops.
  by Bubble Beak

  August 07, 2017
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  Staff were amazing but there was only 1heart machine in the whole assessment unit and my mother in law was in there for 9 hour's before getting moved to a ward staff made it more easier with the care they gave her
  by Eileen Donnelly

  June 16, 2017
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  My wife has a variety of medical conditions that require regular monitoring and as such we have had cause to visit many of the hospitals in Glasgow. I can state with absolute certainty that this was the worst. First, we couldn't find where we needed to be and the staff were no help. One directed us to one end of the hospital, while another directed us to the other end. Turns out, the second staff member was closest, but it still took us forty-five minutes to find the right place. Second, despite telling the staff that my wife was not comfortable going in to see the doctor alone and advising them that I am her full time carer, I was forbidden from accompanying her in to see the doctor. Once inside she was asked to change into a gown. There was no screen to change behind and while she was in the middle of undressing the doctor got up, walked out and left the door wide open. My wife was forced to dash behind the door as two other patients walked past. Third, after the appointment we went to the cashier's office to claim our travel expenses, as we have at every other hospital in Glasgow. There we were told that they do not pay travel expenses, but they could provide us with a form we could complete and send off. However, before they would give us a form the cashier insisted on asking my wife a series of questions regarding her appointment, including information that no one other than a doctor needs to know. When I challenged them, the cashier called for security and had me escorted outside so she could continue grilling my wife and ridiculing her when she was uncomfortable with the questions. In the end my wife came out in tears and told me that the cashier had refused to hand over a form. I tried to go back in to get the form, but the cashier called security again and we were escorted out of the hospital. Upon complaining, we were told that it never happened and the cashier insisted we were given a form. I will never set foot in the hospital again. If I'm struck by a car on their doorstep, I will insisted upon being taken elsewhere. An appalling place staffed by appalling, uncaring people.
  by Rob Hayes

  June 12, 2017

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