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15 years ago
Good modern large GP surgery with parking to the rear. Usually you can get attended to fairly quickly. Out of hours phone number is 01226 762257 read more
Penistone Group Practice - Hospitals Near Me - Sheffield, XSY
19 High Street
Penistone
Sheffield S36 6BR
United Kingdom
01226 762257
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A car parking nightmare! Good Hospital with a pleasant cafe.read more
I went in with a friend as her caretaker in emergency. It was amazing to see how organized an NHS…read moreplace was. Don't take me wrong but usually those are a mess. The staff was very warm and caring, I just can't forget their attention and level of care to all needs of everyone in ER's. You all are go girls. Keep it up.
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One of the patients left in her bed for hours before seeing a nurse
Big fan of this hospital, and as I've been here numerous times in my life, it's got a special place…read morein my heart. My experience have all been with the Minor Injuries unit (broken toes, sprained ankles etc) and they've always dealt with me quickly and easily. I was last here last week with a sore foot I'd got while running. In the space of less than an hour I was seen by a nurse, x-rayed, sent back to the nurse and told what was wrong with me - because it's a way out of Leeds, you always get such quick service and treatment, and the nurses are always very competent and professional I find. It's a much less stress free occasion than the A & E of the hospitals in the centre of Leeds, so I'd always choose it over those. Splendid.
My stay at otley hospital this Wednesday 15th June was 1st class. The staff on ward 3 were fabulous…read moreas were all the operating/theatre staff. I was cared for 100% and my family and myself were more than impressed with the friendliness of the nurses on the ward. Spotless clean facilities, comfy bed and excellent treatment, Thank you so much to each and every one of you, you are all worth your weight in gold.xx
I collapsed outside the hospital, screaming in pain and unable to stand. Three paramedics stood…read morebeside me smoking cigarettes and would not acknowledge me until they were flagged down- after which they rolled there eyes and angrily threw their cigarettes away. I was berated by staff for taking codeine (which I had been prescribed). I waited an entire day in extreme abdominal pain. Every couple of hours a nurse would come over, prod me in the stomach and ask if it hurts, which it clearly did and then told me I needed a scan. Eventually I had the scan at two o'clock the next morning. I had arrived at the hospital at 8am. Everytime I enquired about my situation the nurses would roll there eyes and sigh loudly. I get that the NHS is underfunded and that long waits are to be expected but belittling and ignoring patients who are in pain and scared Is disgraceful. If I'm ever in need of a hospital again I will absolutely take the risk of travelling further away and going to the Royal Hallamshire as I would not put my health into the hands of Northern General again.
I was rushed to the trauma unit and two nurses cut off my saturated clothes first. The nurses were…read morevery caring and gentle. All staff very pleasant, friendly and professional. No bitchiness or name calling was in my ear shot.No one seemed stressed or under pressure and plenty of staff at all times. When I used my buzzer it was answered promptly. Very clean, tidy hospital with everything in order. The nurses checked on me often and I can honestly say there was not one person there who I thought was incompetent or lacked skills in their profession. The physiotherapists worked well as a team and did everything to help me. A big thank you to the orthopaedic team at this hospital. You should be proud.
I broke my wrist. The quality of care was amazing. The whole experience felt like more of an…read moreadventure than a traumatic event. I've left the hospital, after surgery, feeling like I've had a a fun day out! BIG UP HARROGATE HOSPITAL
I'm sorry Harrogate Hospital, that I didn't appreciate you more when I lived here. I took the NHS…read morefor granted until I moved to America and realised that not everyone has it this good. Harrogate Hospital is clean and well-run. The ER wait is usually very minimal and the staff are very informative and helpful. The nurses who did my blood work were very friendly and nice. I've never had a bad experience here. My friends who've given birth here have had nothing but good things to say about their experiences, too. Although I hope I won't have to come back here (obviously!) if I ever needed medical treatment, I'd feel secure going to Harrogate Hospital.
Poorly unorganised, next to no staff at all. Kick people out of their bed to be moved to the covid…read moreward when they don't have covid just because someone else needed the bed she was in. It's just terrible. I would NOT go to this hospital for anything. I'd rather travel the 20/30 minutes to leeds and go to LGI If there was no star rating I'd put that
Following another visit, it turns out free WiFi is available. See my tip for details on how to…read moreaccess it.
From booking in at theatre admission dept to undergoing Surgery for my perforated ear repair,all…read morethe Staff were just perfect,they are Angels who care so all I can say to everyone is a BIG THANK YOU,for all your hard work.I travelled over 30 miles for my treatment,choosing DRI over my local hospital because my hospital would not do the Surgery because of my age etc,THANK YOU ALL FROM THE BOTTOM OF MY HEART.Five stars are not enough for DRI.Brilliant caring,dedicated Nurses and Consultants.Once again a BIG THANK YOU. Colin .
Surely this is the most helpful building we could enter in doncaster? ive been in a couple of times…read moremyself and have always been back on my feet in a week luckily :) the staff are fanatastic, miracle workers and keep doncaster in good health. The nurses cannot do enough for patients and are very caring. there are a couple of stores inside the hospitals to buy newspapers/magazines etc which is always a life saver being in hospital. theres a cafe too. the hospital itself is huge like most hospitals are and can be quite easy to get lost in it but the staff are sure to point you in the right direction. also, visiting times are set but the nurses seem to be pretty flexible if you are quiet :-)
I am really worried that this is going to turn into some sort of political rant but I guess i just…read morehave to say what I have to say. Firstly, as a retail outlet (I can't believe I'm saying that) St James', and particularly Gledhow wing, is well over priced. On entering I am reminded of an airport departure lounge and, in common with these, the retailers are aware that they are serving a captive audience and quite obviously have no problem in profiting from peoples misfortune. I'm sure that these shiny new retail units are making lots of money for someone and it's good to know that, somewhere, there are happy people. More worrying was the comment of the assistant in one of these retail units when I commented on the excessive profits. I won't repeat his words but his comment on who profits was clearly racist. As a hospital (yes they still have room for that sort of stuff) I was left feeling saddened and extremely worried. I ha ve been visiting St James' daily for the past three weeks and these are my overall impressions: I have the up-most respect for most of the individuals who provide nursing and support care but, as a qualified nurse, I worried that many staff seem under trained for the role they find themselves in and they are obviously very stressed. It is unacceptable to 'forget' a patients medication, neglect hygiene needs or protect patients from harm. Staffing levels are low and patient care suffers because of this. Recently I spent a night on the assessment ward where there were several patients in the corridor due to lack of space some of whom had been waiting 12 hours for a bed (and some of these patients were planned admissions, asked to come in because a bed was ready for them). Don't even get me started on the cost of parking........
After my recent stay in hospital.. I just want to say how amazing your staff are, from the cleaners…read moreall the way up the to the doctors. You did everything you could to help our situation and I just want to thankyou for that. So anyone who's worried about going to hospital don't you're in good hands I promise x
Free wifi at St James's Hospital Leeds, #respect
I have been to this hospital a couple of times, due to generally being very clumsy and giving…read moremyself one or two knocks. When I had to go for an x-ray after a spectacularly clumsy moment involving my practically tripping over myself, the radiologist who saw to me was an absolute star. I was in a fair bit of pain and she was really gentle and reassuring, helping to tie the gown at my back and escorting me into the x-ray department. It can be a little daunting with all the huge expensive looking machines looming over you so I was very glad to have the presence of a lovely radiographer. The hospital in general is thankful very clean and the staff is always happy to help. My only issue is the car parking tat is extremely expensive but I know this has nothing to do with the hospital itself.
Brilliant little hospital within a short bus ride from the town centre. Highly recommend the…read morerheumatology and the dermatology depts. All staff are helpful and extremely friendly, the coffee shop is a good stop with lovely food, however, if necessary you can go up to the 2nd floor restaurant where you can get a range of proper tasty meals.
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This was my doctor's surgery all my life before moving out of the area. Unfortunately (for us, not…read morehim!) the family doctor retired from here a few years back, and I haven't really found a suitable replacement. I suppose that will happen if you're a non-hypocohondriac and therefore don't really get the chance to build the same rapport with another. You need to call early for an appointment - they are always full to capacity. And it is sensible to set off early to secure a parking space. Within the last couple of years, the pharmacy inside has become a Boots branch and they have introduced a computerised check-in system. The waiting room has always been a fairly pleasant place, with obvious care and attention put into the noticeboards around the edges. Who said you need magazines for interesting reading material? Although these are usually available too!
This purpose built doctors surgery is great. It has two generously sized waiting rooms and plenty…read moreof room for wheelchairs, prams and buggies. There's a lot of doctors and also a facility to see a nurse practitioner instead of a doctor where appropriate, meaning you don't need to wait as long for an aoppointment. They also offer a telephone consultation service which helps to free up doctors appointments. They provide various other services such as physiotherapy and smoking cessation to name but two. The reception staff are friendly too, which is unusual for doctors' surgeries! The only downside is that the car park for the surgery is far too small and getting parked near the surgery is a nightmare.
Really nice modern health centre. Has a few different GP surgeries in it (Dr Medley, Conway and…read moreSpencer, Eightlands Surgery and Victoria Health Practice). Only downside is the car park gets really full on a morning, and none of the GP surgeries here offer online booking.
This is a friendly doctors surgery where you will receive lots of help from receptionists and…read moredoctors to make sure your health is in good shape. Placed in the middle of Stalybridge town centre, this surgery has many doctors always working here all hours in order for you to visit when you can. It is convenient to get to as there is a bus station right outside where buses come from Manchester and Hyde and Uppermill! They have a Diabetes Clinic as well as those important immunisations for children. The surgery covers all Stalybridge and further so local residents are encouraged to register with them.
Always been a good-to-great surgery. Sometimes the wait is a bit long for an appointment but they…read moremake a great effort when it comes to morning 9 am calls for their walk-ins.
Absolute nightmare to get an appointment here. You need to be first in queue at 8 o clock if you…read morewant an appointment that day. However the doctors are really great and have been very supportive through any illness ive had.
I've recently moved to this doctors surgery and I'm glad I have. The reception staff are absolutely…read morelovely as are the doctors and nurses and you are able to dial into an automated system to book an appointment out of hours. It is a bit like waiting in a delicatessen queue once you get in there as you have to wait for your number to be called. But the system is fairly effective and hassle-free when you aren't feeling well. The pharmacy across the road is also handy.
If you have to go to the doctor's then you may as well go to a pleasant one and this could be it…read more A modern, spacious reception with the now usual digital display and TV showing looped health related material alongside a good range of information leaflets means that you may well diagnose yourself before seeing the doctor thus saving the NHS lots of money. There is an adjoining pharmacy and a good range of specialised support people and sessions. The only downside is the parking which is inadequate for a practice as busy as this. It would be unfair to finish without mentioning that the receptionist on my last visit was pleasant and helpful and had a large supply of patience (not your typical doctors receptionist at all)