Papworth's reputation speaks for itself. The services and staff are second to none. The Trust…read moreregularly gets deserved recognition for its treatment of staff as well as patients. Papworth hospital has a homely feel and is in a teeny tiny village. It is a very old hospital so everything is on one level and there are many portacabins still housing some departments. There is only one canteen so you won't find Costa coffee ruling the roost here as in many other hospitals now. It's worth visitors noting that mobile phone signal can be patchy across the site.

Staff are amazing not sure if they get told that enough.read more

After recently spending weeks visiting Addenbrookes Rosie hospital I have spent an absolute fortune…read moreon parking. My wife was in for 3 weeks before she had the baby, and then the baby was in special care for 3 weeks after. To begin with the staff amde out that my wife would be able to come home within days, so i didnt buy a longer term car park ticket, which would have saved me a fortune. I wouldnt mind but the hospital dont get the money from the car park anyway. The staff at the hospital were great. obviously over worked, but they were doing a great job and were incredibly busy. A couple of times there were mistakes with the medication which the more oblivious patient would not have noticed. The service in the Special Care Baby Unit was awesome. The staff tehre really care about what they are doing and do their best to put you at ease. A bad experience, made easier with the care of the great staff.

I had an extremely distressing experience during my birth care and felt unsupported, dismissed, and…read morepoorly treated by the midwife involved. During labour/postpartum, the midwife KAY repeatedly spoke to me in a rude and dismissive manner. I did not feel listened to when I expressed concerns, pain, or asked questions. At a time when I was vulnerable and needed compassionate care, I instead felt judged and ignored. One particular issue that upset me was being told to push when my body wasn't ready which resulted in me having a 3C tear. This made me feel anxious, humiliated, and unsafe during what should have been one of the most important moments of my life. I understand that maternity wards can be busy and stressful, but professionalism, empathy, and respectful communication should still be maintained at all times. My experience fell far below the standard of care I expected. The emotional impact of this experience has stayed with me well after the birth. I hope this feedback is taken seriously so that no other mother is made to feel the same way. I would appreciate this complaint being reviewed and addressed appropriately. As I feel 17 months late the aftercare has been shocking from The Rosie Hospital.

New Private hospital to the north of the city. Efficient, helpful receptionists. Light and arity…read morereception area. Facilities include x-ray and MRi scanner. Have only experienced day care but the whole procedure was efficient and on time. No waiting around for hours on end. Free hot drinks in reception area and other areas of hospital and fresh sandwiches available from vending machine. Made hospital visits a pleasure !!

My partner recently went in for an operation at the Lea hospital…read more He was well looked after whilst he was there, but the aftercare was very poor, infact there wasn't any