A travesty of treatment for my mother-in-law. As an American with private healthcare, the NHS of…read morethe UK pales in the extreme. Even in comparison to the treatment of my father in a similar circumstance under Medicare, again the lack and shortfall of care, the severe example of no compassion that played out in the last 48 hours of her life, was simply tragic. I sure hope and pray I do not get sick as I attend the funeral as I want to avoid this institution at all costs!

I think they do well with the limited resources the NHS allow nowadays. However the corridor floor…read morewas pretty grubby. the toilet in the eye unit was far from clean, well the pan was fine but there was old used loo roll on the floor & bin was full. the staff on reception were so busy they couldn't stop to breath. my medical treatment was excellent though & that's what counts. I had to see a specialist here today a few months after i wrote this review. the care i received was excellent and the staff i met jolly and helpful. however the toilets in reception were still not up to standard. the disabled one and a cubicle in the ladies were out of order. Out patients 2 and the pharmacy were lovely and clean. There is even a tv in the pharmacy now to pass the time. It is a good hospital but the cleanliness in the loos worry me especially as they have had MRSA outbreaks.

St Peter's Hospital, Chertsey is part of the Ashford & St Peter's hospital trust…read more St Peter's is a huge hospital covering the Chertsey, Woking, Weybridge and Staines areas. It's incredibly close to the M25 and as such see much RTA action in its A&E department. All of the major types of medical specialisms are dealt with here either on an in-patient or an out-patient basis. As well as being a general hospital St Peter's is known for some of its specialities in particular its neo-natal unit. This unit is not without controversy and the standard of maternity care was, for several years, classed as very poor. Having used these services I can say that pre-natal care is very good but post-natal care for the mother is poor. The neo-natal unit, however, maintains a strong reputation. The A&E department is always busy and thankfully is split into a regular department and a paediatric department making it a good place for children. Parking at the hospital can be a nightmare as there are never enough spaces. Allow at least 30 minutes before any appointment to get parked and, if possible, go with someone else so that if you don't get a space at least you can be dropped off! You have to pay for parking and season tickets are available. The Friends of St Peter's perform a very good service and staff in general are friendly and reasonably efficient. It's certainly no worse than the majority of NHS hospitals.

The best thing about this hospital is the friendly staff. There is an elderly gent at the top of…read morethe escalator chatting to everyone to make sure they know where they are going. The lady in the cafe is always smiling and the reception staff are very helpful. Well done workers at St Peters :-)

Royal Surrey County Hospital, located in Guildford, is the district general hospital for the…read moreregion. While it specializes in outpatient care, it has almost 600 beds and one of the most successful A&E departments in the country (by that I mean low mortality rates). A lot of the outpatient care here caters for cancer patients. Located right next to Surrey University, the hospital offers training and practice opportunities to some of the students, but also benefits from latest medical research and has some of the most progressive treatments available currently on offer. Constructed sometime in the 70's the hospital building isnt very easy to navigate but it's not big so this usually isnt a problem.

This hospital is located within a short walk of Guildford station and there is some short stay…read moreparking in the surrounding roads. The GUM clinic offers confidential testing for all sexually transmitted infections, including chlamydia, gonnorhea, HIV, and syphillis. The staff put you at ease whilst being professional and are very knowledgeable. Appointments are available but they also offer walk in clinics on Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings. Emergency contraception is also available here and if you need any treatment/medication it is all free (including a small supply of condoms)

This is a tiny hospital in comparison to most, it has a car park which is expensive so bring plenty…read moreof change and it can be a nightmare finding a space at times. When you get in there, everything is signed posted so easy to find. I thought the staff was nice and friendly. The only time I went in, I got dealt with very quick but was annoyed to find my friend had been informed of the details. So someone at the hospital had told her so watch out as confidentiality is not great there and they did not do anything about my complaint. They keep closing departments down in this hospital so might find sooner or later it closes for good, the nearest hospital after this is much better but of course 20 minutes further.

I Attended the Cystoscopy op Clinic room 1 day Surgery on the 14th November 2014,To have a Stent…read moreremoved, From The time,that I arrived.The Staff could not do Enough for me, Very Professional,very understanding, It was a pleasure meeting Hospital Staff,that really do care, I would just like to say,Thank you, I wish all Hospitals,could be like Heatherwood, Many Many Thanks,,, Francis Dowse,

this is a quite new health center & it was my first visit here. it is a very modern centre & seems…read moreto be very efficient. i received excellent care during the procedure i had to have. staff were warm & caring. only bad thing i could find is that there is no where to get a cup of tea etc-not even a vending machine.

Private hospital that does NHS work, would recommend getting referred here rather than one of the…read moremajor hospitals, lower waiting times & better service all round. All staff are very professional, caring and informative.