The second time I have visited Ward 101 at ARI (the one you are sent to by your GP for urgent follow-up). First time was to accompany a family member, this time it was myself. In both cases I have been extremely impressed by the staff in terms of friendliness, expertise, efficiency, speed and results. Good to know you can depend on this level of quality. read more

Well this is where I went when I had cancer and they saved my life so only one rating that it can be! Love you Ward 17 and the nurses that care of everyone!! :) Jd = Very happy man read more

I have now had three stents implanted in my heart arteries at ward 401, two whilst having heart attacks and one planned, the care and total professionalism shown by all staff indeed saved my life, I will forever be indebted to them all. Sometimes thank you is not enough. I wish them all well. read more

I was admitted to Aberdeen Royal Infirmary Ward 42 as a day patient for a small operation on the 17th October. I have to write to say how attentive, caring and empathetic all the medical and attending staff were. It made my stay in hospital very comforting and reassuring. The anaesthesia medical staff put me at ease and I could see I was in competent hands before and after the operation. Another staff nurse attended to me in recovery and alleviated my pain which I was very grateful to her for. Unfortunately in my post operative state I could not read her name badge ! Once I returned to the ward, staff nurse Louisa Pirie looked after me until I was discharged and I have to say a very special thanks to her, she was so kind and caring. I hope that this commendation can be passed on to the staff concerned as people can be very quick to complain but not so quick to compliment and it is so important that they know that they do a wondeful job. Regards I was admitted to Aberdeen Royal Infirmary Ward 42 as a day patient for a small operation on the 17th October. I have to write to say how attentive, caring and empathetic all the medical and attending staff were. It made my stay in hospital very comforting and reassuring. The anaesthesia medical staff put me at ease and I could see I was in competent hands before and after the operation. Another staff nurse attended to me in recovery and alleviated my pain which I was very grateful to her for. Unfortunately in my post operative state I could not read her name badge ! Once I returned to the ward, staff nurse Louisa Pirie looked after me until I was discharged and I have to say a very special thanks to her, she was so kind and caring. I hope that this commendation can be passed on to the staff concerned as people can be very quick to complain but not so quick to compliment and it is so important that they know that they do a wondeful job. Regards I was admitted to Aberdeen Royal Infirmary Ward 42 as a day patient for a small operation on the 17th October. I have to write to say how attentive, caring and empathetic all the medical and attending staff were. It made my stay in hospital very comforting and reassuring. The anaesthesia medical staff put me at ease and I could see I was in competent hands before and after the operation. Another staff nurse attended to me in recovery and alleviated my pain which I was very grateful to her for. Unfortunately in my post operative state I could not read her name badge ! Once I returned to the ward, staff nurse Louisa Pirie looked after me until I was discharged and I have to say a very special thanks to her, she was so kind and caring. I hope that this commendation can be passed on to the staff concerned as people can be very quick to complain but not so quick to compliment and it is so important that they know that they do a wondeful job. Regards Caroline Lalkhan Click here to Reply or Forward Click here to Reply or Forward read more