cannot find fault with this hospital my partner and her parents have had many procedures here it is…read morespotlessly clean the staff are very professional and rooms are adequate and nicely decorated with televisions organisation is first class

I was born here! Not-too-many moons ago Daddy B brought Mummy B here through the thickest blanket…read moreof snow in years to deliver Katie B. It was a very quick labour, as my dad says: I've never had a lot of patience! Anyway, a few years ago I had to undergo quite a scary surgery on my throat and for some reason I sought comfort in the fact I was referred to St George's Hospital for the big op. I had an amazing surgeon, Mr Williamson, some brilliant (and one gorgeous) student interns and the most fantastic, hard-working and comforting nurses EVER on the wonderfully named Florence Nightingale ward. I was in for three days and had to share my ward with all men, not nice, but they thoughtfully put me by the window and kept my curtain closed so I could have my privacy. The ward was clean and although I really hated the food the nurses were usually happy to give me extra yoghurt to make up for it. Mr Williamson was a fabulous surgeon and although I lost my voice for six weeks it eventually came back and everything worked out well (some may consider that length of silence from me a blessing anyway). This hospital houses some amazing staff and the amount of crap the nurses have to endure daily and the hours they work in comparison to their pay is shameful. Especially when you look at how much other people are paid in jobs much less significant! Thank you to the nurses on the Florence Nightingale ward for giving me comfort and looking after me so well during the most frightening time of my life.

My baby great grandson was born at St Georges. He was 26 weeks, very premature, and has just…read morecelebrated his third birthday. Many thanks to the dedicated staff who made this possible. The family are so grateful that he had the best chance to survive. I am sure that everywhere these days is suffering the NHS problems. Many thanks to the unit Wendy Bailey, great grandmother to baby Tyler.

Large hospital with A&E which, as with any hospital, can be hit and miss on waiting times…read more Also known as Mayday which was its name prior to changing. Been in and out of this hospital for a variety of reasons and have put me and mine right so cannot knock it. Although, you do have to pay for parking which can be in the expensive side. Nearest train station is around 20 minutes walk away.

As medical centres goes I have to admit this is the best one I've been to! Probably bias as I've…read morebeen a patient here most my life but I've never had a problem! I've always managed to get an appointment if not with my doctor then with a doctor within the centre. And the staff from reception/admin to the nurse up to the doctors are friendly and basically do not treat you as a number but takes the time to give you the best service they can! This is an NHS medical centre and will take new patients within their area.

My lovely neighbours recently gave birth to their second daughter here; sadly shortly afterwards…read moreshe had a very high fever and had to spend time, as an inpatient, in the Paediatric Department. It was very distressing for them to see their tiny baby so unwell and having to be subjected to blood tests and drips, at such a tender age. Happily she is now safely back at home; the situation was made easier for them because of the great care they received - they couldn't speak highly enough about the excellent staff who seemed to understand, and anticipate, everything they were going through. It's tough when hospitals in the UK get such bad press resulting in patients and visitors feeling even more anxious about levels of service or potentially worrying infections. So it's worth giving credit when one has a good experience. When I visited here, although I found it to be quite old-fashioned and had quite a long wait, the staff were pleasant and I was quite impressed (although not necessarily a guaranteed solution) at the obligatory gel hand-cleaning dispensers that had to be used before setting-foot beyond reception. I was happy and relieved to hear such heart-warming comments from my neighbours during such a distressing time.

If you want to die just come here. Almost died twice because they were so incompetent. I had to get…read morean ambulance twice. Doctors are extremely rude and won't give you the time of day. There are only two doctors and a few nurses that were good. Other than that, this place is a cemetary.

The absolute worst food ever. Toast burnt to a crisp. Given a menu but never received what was…read moreordered. All the food that was offered was absolutely horrible.

such an important facility locally because of my driving job i go there at least 3 times a day the…read moresite is massive and they specialise in so many areas of mental health and specialist care services have had problems with some staff not patients who seem to have an attetude problem the staff who are good are very hardworking and dedicated

The charge for microsuction is completely unreasonable - it was more than the total cost of the…read moreconsultation! The equipment was used for only a few minutes. It's very disappointing that such costs were not advised to me in advance. If i was aware I would have had this treatment undertaken at Specsavers for £70. My total cost... almost £600! AVOID at all costs.

Excellent care, considerate staff and clean facilities. I should maybe have a season ticket for…read morethis place - so even when you're feeling the worst, they treat you the best.