Excellent pelvic floor physiotherapists. I've had issues with pelvic pain, hip pain and my lower…read moreback the most of the last decade. It wasn't until I had my pelvic floor assessed properly was I able to get an accurate idea of what was going wrong. Despite doing Kegels for all these years I was actually doing them wrong. The physios at Advantage are so friendly and really know what they are doing. So glad I went to see them, they really went the extra mile to make sure I was comfortable and understood what they were saying.

This hospital was the worst place i have ever been to, a year ago my daughter bronwen was admitted…read morewith heart problems, she was on life support for a short time as well...one dr called Dr siri not sure if that is the correct spelling but she wanted to pull the plug on my daughter..the battle with her and staff was on..a year has passed and my daughter is doing great...Dr siri you should be ashamed of yourself. And sacked.

Absolutely love this hospital. The service is great and doctors are extremely competent and…read moreknowledgeable. Prince Charles has once of the best cardiothoracic departments in Australia. Although the hospital is relatively small compared to RBWH and PA, it still does the job.

I've been going to this doctor's surgery since childhood and I can genuinely say that they're some…read moreof the best GP's I've ever seen. Let me give you a couple of examples. Although Brissie born and bred, I've lived in London until recently. Some years ago, I started to get a horrible rash for no apparent reason. It totally bewildered the GPs in London - one of whom sat there looking up a medical book trying to figure it out. Which didn't exactly fill me with confidence in his ability. After a slight freak out - after all, I was covered in an unsightly rash that nobody had a clue how to get rid of - I rang my Mum in Brisbane from London and she called Dr Harvey (from this very medical centre) to tell him what I'd told her on the phone. He was able to easily diagnose what it was from what I'd told Mum, and then advised what non-prescription ointment I should get from the chemist in London. I followed his instructions, and 2 days later, bye bye nasty rash. That's how good these doctors are! Most recently I went here with another complaint that the doctors in London were also perplexed by. Again, the doctor I saw here from this practice gave me an immediate (and correct) diagnosis and treatment. After 4 years of battling this particular health problem in the UK, all it took was 15 minutes in this Brisbane surgery to walk out knowing what it was and exactly how to fix it. So if you're new to Brisbane and live on the Southside, these are the GPs du jour.

Sweet remedial massage relief! At 8:15 on a Saturday morning I was desperate to have someone pummel…read moremy MacBack - it was at breaking point. Holding my breath, I called this James Street outfit in the vain hope they may have an appointment available at such short notice. "Yes, we have 9:30am available?" "I'll take it!" Arriving a touch earlier to fill in new client forms (they even ask what level of conversation you like during your treatment!), I was on the massage table right on 9:30 and instantly Ashley began to work her magic. Over 60mins my painfully stressed muscles and back melted into relaxed jelly. Tension was gone and I could walk without niggling pain in my lower back. For the short notice, HiCaps on site and result-orientated treatment - I love you health place. I also respected the advice to maximise my treatments with at home stretches and foam roller exercises.

I was recommended to Health Place for my chronic neck and hip pain by my brother after he…read moreexperienced really effective treatment from the therapists at James St. After a handful of routine visits, my pain was completely relieved. Nowadays, I just go in every couple of months for a quick knead and jab to keep everything in check. Ask for Leilani, she is the best... but they're all amaze!

If you are a believer of alternative therapy, believe me, Jiang is a miracle worker. With…read moreacupuncture and Chinese herbs as her specialty, she relieved me of my consistent sinus problems years ago. Now at 31 weeks of my pregnancy, I started seeing her again last month due to dizziness and general fatigue. The acupuncture is brilliant and whilst the chinese herbs are optional, Jiang customises the herbs according to your ailment. I have heard from friends who have gone to Jiang in the hope of conceiving. Whilst I have no first hand experience in this, I have had friends who swear by it. Keep an open mind and give her a shot. It's worth the while!

I've been in this hospital quite a few times over the years (and several times recently), either to…read morevisit someone else or be a patient myself. The hospital has a new feel to it because it is, relatively - a good decade or so they rearranged and rebuilt the whole complex. I've been in the E.R. (or "triage") a few times (kidneys misbehavin') and it's never fun to be a patient in hospital. However, there are "good" visits where you're seen to quickly and treated well and there are agonizing drawn-out visits where they've run out of beds and you're in the foetal position in a chair. I've experienced both in this hospital in the last two years. If you're ill on a Friday or Saturday night, you won't be seen to in E.R. quickly unless you're in extreme danger as the ward is filled with drunk idiots who've harmed themselves, as well as a few drug addicts who have stumbled into police hands. Generally I find the nurses here to be nice and helpful and the doctors absent-mindedly come and go. Usually during each E.R. visit you can expect to see up to three different doctors, and you have to get them all up to speed on your condition when they first visit. I find this to be a general hospital trend, though (at least in Australia and North America). From a completely different perspective, the pharmacy and the downstairs cafe here rock. I've had the best scones with jam and cream of my life at this cafe and the coffee is excellent, the vibe of the place funky. The last time I was here I noticed the cafe was closed, so I hope they're not shutting it down in favour of the new-ish large food court upstairs (though that's not bad food, either.) Also, the chemist here sells the best local artistic jewellery I've seen in Brisbane. The earrings in the $10-$20 range are fantastic; each is uniquely hand-crafted and the beads/stones are beautiful. Yep, the RBWH is my favourite jewellery store.

As a patient with a cronic back issue I have the unenviable pleasure of having to attend to the ER…read moreon a regular basis. For the most part the staff are as helpful as they can be with someone with a chronic issue . Keeping in mind that this is a public hospital some of the nurses tend to treat chronic issues with disregard and disrespect. If you have the opportunity I would suggest going to another hospital as the RWBH has staff who can be rude and make you only feel worse then you did prior to coming in. A possible cause is it's proximity to the Valley night club district and they have seen their fare share of drug O/Ds and drunk lads passed out. My suggestion to any staff member in any occupation is that if you find that you can no longer do your job with respect and professionalism it's time to find a new career path.

Pathology collection centre. Drop off your samples for collection or come and have your blood tests…read moredone. Nice waiting room, friendly nurses who can be friendly and gentle with a needle... Air conditioning is awesome on a hot day!

The Staff in emergency and on the ward are the best, the accounts team are the rudest people I have…read moreever spoken to. The management of the hospital is appalling and for a not for profit organisation they are only focused on MONEY not the patient. They charge to make high profits and are focused on turn over of beds putting unnessary pressure on the poor staff that do a fantastic job. They always have an excuse for the high charges and take no responsibility. The parking is horrendous and over priced.

Forget nurses eating. Ward 4e Ni Jo and Suzanne are uncaring. Complained about one as Mum is 96…read more Other nurse came in slammed medicine cabinet in front of doctor. Doctor left and my Mum wanted to eat her hot breakfast i just bought her as her breakfast got cold. Nurse came in and I asked to do her tablets as she has with yoghurt and then will not want jot breakfast. No cannot do so my Mum will not eat due to Jo