King George Hospital
Barley Lane, Ilford, Essex, IG3 8YBContact details and Patient Advice and Liaison Service (PALS)
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Review titled Great Practice
Rated 5 stars out of 5
by Mandy - Posted on 03 September 2024
Visited A and E this morning I had excellent care from all staff, the doctor gave outstanding care thank you.
Visited Accident and emergency services on September 2024
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Review titled Excellent care
Rated 5 stars out of 5
by Jack - Posted on 09 August 2024
All staff - auxilliary, nursing and medical - were invariably attentive, professional and so very caring despite being so very, very busy. Thank you. The whole area was spotlessy clean and great effort was put in to ensure that we were comfortable. .
Visited Accident and emergency services on August 2024
Review titled King George Hospital
Replied on 23 August 2024
Thank you so much for your kind words. It is wonderful to hear you have had such a positive experience. I will ensure that your feedback is passed onto the team so that they know what a fantastic job they are doing, we do try and put our patients first in everything we do. Thank you for taking the time to leave your feedback and as this is very important to us.
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Review titled Excellent Staff
Rated 5 stars out of 5
by Amna - Posted on 01 August 2024
I attended A&E today, It was amazing to see things getting better at King George Hospital. Dr at A&E was an angel, a brilliant doctor, She looked after me very well, Nurses are very professional as well, I am highly satisfied with the service I received. Well Done King George Hospital. Thanks NHS
Visited Accident and emergency services on August 2024
Review titled King George Hospital
Replied on 30 August 2024
Thank you so much for your kind words. It is wonderful to hear you have had such a positive experience. I will ensure that your feedback is passed onto the team so that they know what a fantastic job they are doing, we do try and put our patients first in everything we do. Thank you for taking the time to leave your feedback and as this is very important to us. Kind Regards Ruth Green, Clinical Group Director of Nursing, Frailty, Acute Medicine and Emergency (FAME)
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Review titled Great practice
Rated 5 stars out of 5
by Tamer Badawi - Posted on 14 August 2024
I have operated on 13/08/2024 in king George hospital, removing lump from back, the staff very lovely , excellent nurses pre operation and during the operation , many thanks for the surgery and for all who were this day
Visited Don't know on August 2024
Review titled King George Hospital
Replied on 30 August 2024
Thank you so much for your kind words. It is wonderful to hear you have had such a positive experience. I will ensure that your feedback is passed onto the team so that they know what a fantastic job they are doing, we do try and put our patients first in everything we do. Thank you for taking the time to leave your feedback and as this is very important to us. Kind Regards Liam Edwards, Director of Nursing for Surgery, Anaesthetics and Critical Care Surgery.
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Review titled Amazing Dr
Rated 5 stars out of 5
by Elizabeth Wolfendale - Posted on 03 July 2024
My son partially amputated his finger today and broke it in 2 places. He is only 11. DrMarklew took one look at my sons finger insisted he was given pain relief immediately and advised us to go with him. He dealt with my son the best he could, rushed him through for an x-ray. He came with us and stayed with my son the entire time. He was calling Broomfield Hospital to get through to the plastic surgeons. He kept me up to date with everything he was doing and what was happening with my son. My son is now having emergency surgery tomorrow morning. He did not leave my son's side. He was absolutely amazing! He was kind and caring. He went over and beyond. This review just isn't enough. I wish I could do more to ensure this Dr is praised for what he did for my son today. There is doing your job and then there's going over and beyond. Dr of the year award in my opinion goes to DrMarklew. My son said he is now his friend and he will never ever forget him. Thank you so much!
Visited Accident and emergency services on July 2024
Review titled King George Hospital
Replied on 09 August 2024
Thank you so much for your kind words. It is wonderful to hear you have had such a positive experience. I will ensure that your feedback is passed onto the team so that they know what a fantastic job they are doing, we do try and put our patients first in everything we do. Thank you for taking the time to leave your feedback and as this is very important to us. Kind Regards Ruth Green, Clinical Group Director of Nursing, Fraility, Acute Medicine and Emergency (FAME)
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Review titled Useless and pathetic service
Rated 1 star out of 5
by Tina Begum - Posted on 31 July 2024
I arrived at 12:30 pm after being referred to the hospital by my gp. The doctors saw me once at 3:30 pm then left me for an hour before sending me to cdu, where I've been waiting since 4:30 pm. It's now 9:06 pm, and I still haven't seen a doctor. The service is pathetic and poor—how can they expect me to wait this long? I have a newborn and a one-year-old at home, and I've been away from them for hours This service is absolutely pathetic and unacceptable. How can they expect patients to wait this long? I have a newborn and a one-year-old at home, and I have been away from them for hours. This level of care is disgraceful. I strongly advise against coming here if you need timely medical attention.
Visited Accident and emergency services on July 2024
Review titled King George Hospital
Replied on 30 August 2024
Thank you for taking the time to make us aware of your experience, I am so sorry to hear the concerns that you have raised. I would urge you to contact our Patient, Advice and Liaison Service on 01708 435 454 or by email, bhrut.pals@nhs.net, so that we can address the concerns that you have raised directly with you and try to resolve these. Once again, thank you for taking the time to make us aware of your experience. Kind Regards Ruth Green, Clinical Group Director of Nursing, Frailty, Acute Medicine and Emergency (FAME)
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Review titled Professional & friendly
Rated 5 stars out of 5
by Barry - Posted on 17 July 2024
Had an MRI 17/7/2024 -all staff were great,they kept me informed of everything happening answering enquiries.The equipment seemed to be modern ,the environment slick and span .I was very pleased.Signage to aid getting from entrance to MRI could be better,still staff spoken to for directions were most helpful.
Visited Diagnostic Physiological Measurement on July 2024
Review titled King George Hospital
Replied on 06 September 2024
Thank you so much for your kind words. It is wonderful to hear you have had such a positive experience. I will ensure that your feedback is passed onto the team so that they know what a fantastic job they are doing, we do try and put our patients first in everything we do. Thank you for taking the time to leave your feedback as this is very important to us. Kind Regards PALS & Complaints Team BHRUT.
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Review titled Horrible service
by Mohammad Kaushar - Posted on 05 June 2024
I went in the A&E yesterday at 9pm. I have waited the entire night for a doctor but no one was there to attend me. In that room, two mentally unstable person was with us who kept shouting and screaming the entire night. They were slanging everyone. The entire environment was chaotic and all of us who were already sick became more sick because of the chaotic environment. I am a diabetic patient and have requested for dinner and breakfast but didn’t get any food/drink. How do you expect a patient to be waiting in there for 15 to 20 hours without any food??? After a whole night without any sleep and food as a diabetic patient, I felt even more sick by going to the hospital. Then in the morning I could not tolerate it anymore and so left the hospital by giving a withdrawal notice. If this continues like this, we patients will be not willing to go hospitals anymore and better die at home without getting any medical treatments at least we will get some love and care from our family rather be in the hospital.
Visited Accident and emergency services on June 2024
Review titled King George Hospital
Replied on 14 June 2024
Thank you for taking the time to make us aware of your experience, I am so sorry to hear the concerns that you have raised. I would urge you to contact our Patient, Advice and Liaison Service on 01708 435 454 or by email, bhrut.pals@nhs.net, so that we can address the concerns that you have raised directly with you and try to resolve these. Once again, thank you for taking the time to make us aware of your experience.
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Review titled Friendly staff
Rated 5 stars out of 5
by Gilly Querfurth - Posted on 26 June 2024
I visited the breast clinic today and i was very impressed with the service. All the staff, Drs, nurses, mammographers etc were very friendly and helped reassure me. The clinic was very efficient, i was told it would take 5 hrs but i was finished in less than 3. i am a nurse in a large hospital and patients are often waiting hours to see the Dr and are frustrated but I have always had a good experience at King George's Hospital and will recommend it to others.
Visited Breast cancer services on June 2024
Review titled King George Hospital
Replied on 23 August 2024
Thank you so much for your kind words. It is wonderful to hear you have had such a positive experience. I will ensure that your feedback is passed onto the team so that they know what a fantastic job they are doing, we do try and put our patients first in everything we do. Thank you for taking the time to leave your feedback and as this is very important to us. Kind Regards Liam Edwards, Director of Nursing for Surgery, Anaesthetics and Critical Care Surgery.
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Review titled Helpful Staff at King George
Rated 1 star out of 5
by Anonymous - Posted on 17 June 2024
Helpful a&e staff in cdu & Majors, the reception staff were helpful and polite Very very long waiting times in Majors, very sick people and patients on trollies in corridors. Patients sent home with appendix undiagnosed and then returning with burst appendix. The diagnostic process is very very slow, it’s almost like each test cost, so they only do the tests they deem necessary and each test is determined by the result of the earlier test which isn’t always a way to rule out illness. For example, stomach pain, bloods and ultrasound, wait for result and then next investigation step but no, bloods 1st wait 3 hours for result then examination, then sent to majors, wait for ct and then 8 hours for results, in this time the Appendix burst and caused complications. Bloods and a scan would have determined most of what was needed Very very busy environment, not sure why beds have been replaced with reclining broken chairs for sick patients, obviously you would have to be very sick to be in cdu, just causing patients more suffering and pain. No curtains for privacy or dignity. Each chair is arm’s length from the the next so there’s just no privacy when managing pain. They need to put the beds and curtains back. This new set up doesn’t make any sense In cdu the staff on shift on 12.06.2024 were great. Sister m.l and her team were really really good and the night staff. D hcsw was lovely. Sometimes the service is busy and staff can’t deliver the service properly due to this but it’s the attitude that also matters. It’s important to have the right attitude and m.l and her team achieved this
Visited Accident and emergency services on June 2024
Review titled King George Hospital
Replied on 09 August 2024
Thank you for taking the time to make us aware of your experience, I am so sorry to hear the concerns that you have raised. I would urge you to contact our Patient, Advice and Liaison Service on 01708 435 454 or by email, bhrut.pals@nhs.net, so that we can address the concerns that you have raised directly with you and try to resolve these. Once again, thank you for taking the time to make us aware of your experience. Kind Regards Ruth Green, Clinical Group Director of Nursing, Fraility, Acute Medicine and Emergency (FAME)
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