Dealing with nursing staff is always rewarding and they do their very best in adversity but they…read moreare continually underpaid and undermined by a vicious senior management team that routinely deceive, and a political class who have abandoned the service and gaslight electors. It's obvious too just looking around the unit we were in that the deadly cutbacks are incredibly savage. As we left in the lift from level 9 an elderly lady, barely able to stand got in at level 5. She had a small carry case and a walking stick. She was tearful telling us that she had been kept in, prepared for surgery and shortly before she was to be operated on it was pulled as they 'needed a specialist'. Apart from the obvious questions and sheer waste of a scarce valuable resource how could this be allowed to happen to vunerable people but it's a story we hear all too often. She had no idea when she will be called back so she'll have to continue to live in acute pain seemingly until the 12th of never.

Ok so probably weird me doing a review of a hospital but I have been here for a few days and I just…read morehad to say how amazing the staff who work here are!! So helpful and friendly and cannot do enough for you. I would obviously not go out of my way to be here but I'm glad I'm at this hospital out of them all. The food leaves a little to be desired lol But I recommend the jelly and ice cream ;) haha

My mum Carmel Chua who was terminally ill was a patient here from the Middle of January 15 to the…read more23rd February 15, I would like to congratulate all the nurses, nurses aides, cleaning staff, doctors and the catering staff especially who all went out of their way to help myself (her son Keith ) and the rest of the family during this very difficult and traumatic time. My mum loved the chats with all the staff and had great fun in the early weeks before the illness took hold. I would like to thank all the staff who showed great humanity and dignity to my mum Carmel. Thanks to all of you from the bottom of my heart, regards Keith Grouse, Gorey, county Wexford, Ireland.

Update on how this hospital is a joke. 2023 and they seem to be going backwards. Nurses crying…read moreAbout being run off their feet. Well that's a lie. I never seen anyone of them even walking at a fast pace. Doctors with big egos who know it all yet diagnose you wrong about 3 times before sending you to a better hospital for proper care. People awaiting around is hallways on beds for days on end with nothing being done whilst the doctors appear to be working part time. Bloody joke. The minister for health would want to get his finger out of his ass and sort this out. Its bad management from the top down and its gone on too long now. Doctors should also be held accountable for misdiagnosing patients. If i could give them zero stars i would. Useless service

This hospital is an absolute disgrace of major attitude from nurses and ER. I was a gay married…read moreman who's husband was in this hospital from quite sometime and they simply ignored him whenever he wanted something and wanted to ask them a question. He even yelled out to help him but the continued to ignore him. It was mid week he had to go down to Galway to get his 4th stent put in. He passed away that morning because they couldn't get him down to Galway on time. He didn't make it to the table. Its ashame that they treated him very poorly and as 3rd class because he wasn't from Ireland. I do not recommend this hospital.

Today I visited the minor injuries unit at Bangor Hospital as I have had an extremely sore elbow…read morefor a few weeks. I really don't like hospitals and only went because I was in agony! I arrived at the hospital at about 4pm, went to the reception and the lady there took my details and told me to wait in the waiting area. There were only a few people about and only one other couple in the waiting area. I found myself reading the notices around the walls while I was waiting. The waiting room was clean and there was a few toys in the corner for kids. After about 20 minutes and just after the other lady was called a nurse called my name and I followed her into the cubicle in the treatment area. I got my examination and a diagnosis of my injury and that was me, all within less than an hour. Painless- hopefully my arm will be too soon!!! As the name suggests this hospital is able to treat minor injuries and has the ability to X-Ray but more serious conditions should go straight to emergency dept. at Ulster Hospital Dundonald.

I had a very bad throut and the stuff they gave me is amazing but had to wait 4 hours for a 30ml…read morespray

They looked after my daughter a number of years ago and they where excellent! The staff not just…read morelooked after my child but me and my wife, loads of parking availible and there is a garage and a few food places 2 mins walk away l, only issue if the hospital would need a Wee but if an update as starting to show its age!

Quaint wee district hospital with no A&E. Brought wee one in for an appointment. Great to see no…read morecar parking charges!!! Friendly staff.

Local hospital for me, with an A and E unit (even though it does close at 11pm due to number of…read moredrunken accidents thay used to have to deal with)

I had occasion to go to this NHS hospital yesterday to accompany someone else who needs weekly…read moretreatment to alleviate excruciating pain from a long-term disorder. When I attend the NHS now, two things hit my mind instantly, what would we do without this fabulous institution and why are the nursing & ancillary staff paid so very little for the life-enhancing work that they do daily. For those who think it socialism it's not; at its simplest level it's a sensible economic and societal policy to have a fit, healthy workforce and society. No one asks you for a credit card when you need treatment or what your worth. Introducing profit to medicine will instantly go to what should always be protected - the fundamental trust at the heart of the relationship between doctor and patient - and destroy it. Only a few months ago our nurses had to take to the streets just to get a paltry pay rise promised yet unpaid by politicians for years. Today, with Covid 19, these wonderful human beings put their lives on the line day and daily with a smile. Wow. Those politicians, who voted down their long overdue, paltry pay rise just a few months ago, now heap them with praise. They have the temerity, and the gall, to praise and to applaud them on Thursday nights as has become our way to say thank you to the best of us, yet many of these rancid hypocrites voted not to increase their pay. In fact one UK prime minister believed there was no such thing as society. The outworking of Covid 19 disproves this for the palpable nonsense it was. Most emetic of all is that these politicians enjoy considerable pay increases year on year. Of course, they rig it by appointing a panel of 'safe hands' actually interdependent, not independent people - and they say their pay & pension increases are decided independently, but they neglect to say that they can always say no, which isn't a word they have ever used when grabbing as much dosh as they can get their ferociously greedy mitts on. They neglect to say that when these 'interdependent' bodies also recommended pay increases for low paid public sector employees the same MP's did say no. And back to Covid 19 and a health service that was already wilfully starved of resources and intentionally driven to its knees by politicians - the staff can't get testing nor adequate protective clothing yet early on in the crisis the politicians awarded themselves £10,000 each to assist their having to work from home. There's about 650 of the greedy bastards. It takes no time ever, no matter what the event, for our self - serving political class to whet their insatiable greed for our money. The world is not enough for these people. So let's hope, as we come out of this, that they applaud less and pay more to the best of us and put themselves last just once. For the first time.

Hya I had breast surgery this week under Mr Simpsons excellent team! I received the best care…read morepossible from my arrival time to being discharged. I couldn't believe their kindness dedication and great teamwork delivering first class care. Nothing was too much trouble for the doctors, nurses , healthcares, and the housekeepers. The doctors and nurses helped me feel well cared for and reasured as I was very anxious before my operation. I have had breast care in other hospitals in England and in comparison your hospitals care and staff dedication is excellent all round Thank you! I won't ever forget my positive experience under your great team, Rowena Dunham-Vance

nurses. No stars for mental liason. Cruel treatment. Written complaint sent in. Tried to contact…read morenursing sister on duty and main reception blocked me. Still blocked. This lady is not keeping quite. I had a UTI and mental crisis. Should have gone to a vet. Antrim area I have sent in a recorded delivery complaint. No answer or phone call. Why am I speaking out. How many have been treated in the abhorrent way that mental liason behaved. Never ever will get over it. Antrim area. Do something so that others are not treated in the way I was. 5mins to destroy any confidence of reaching out for help. Has anyone else been treated badly via some of the mental liason team? Not all. Just a few rotten apples! Discipline them please sister or did you just say I will not bother? Well let me tell you a little secret. I in 2/3 can reach a dark place. Then what would you do? Reach out for something that exists but destroys you with their downright lies. Do not go to mental liason team in Antrim area. Do so at your peril. I will never forgive them. If they hurt you a know they have done wrong they havent even a spec of decency to apologize. As for other care in the community I experience 5 stars. Why are these so called professionals allowed to get away with such awful treatment to us who pay their wages? So blocked by reception. Traumatized by lies. I will be demanding my medical notes. At 76 it's no more unfair consultations. I