UHB Solihull Hospital

The ophthalmology service is excellent. I avoid all other hospitals if I can and always request Solihull because it is so lovely here and I know where I'm going when I get here. Due to my macular degeneration I am partially sighted so knowing my way around really helps.

I had my follow on care for my cancer operation here. I'm very happy with the care I have received. I was able to request this hospital specifically and I come in every 6 months to monitor things.

I was not waiting long for my appointment to come through.

Whilst attending the minor injuries unit they told me I was having a heart attack. The care they were able to give me was good and they advised that I make my own way to Heartlands as it would be quicker than an ambulance.

I visit the ophthalmology department at Solihull Hospital regularly for eye injections. Everything has been excellent here. Staff, consultants, doctors and nurses are all great.

My experience of the physiotherapy team at Solihull Hospital has been very good.

I have had knee and hip replacement surgery at Solihull Hospital. The surgeries went well and my recovery time spent as a in-patient was good. The service provided by staff at Solihull was very good and I am happy with the care I received.

I was referred to the sleep apnea clinic at Solihull Hospital by the Queen Elizabeth Hospital but after not hearing from anyone at Solihull Hospital I attended and spoke to a receptionist. They told me that there was no sleep apnea clinic at Solihull Hospital. I told them there was and showed them the letter I had received from the Queen Elizabeth Hospital. I was then given a direct telephone number to call for an appointment because I am on the waiting list and have been waiting some time already.

The cardiac care I received here was good following heart failure but I've now been discharged early and have to go back through my GP to be referred back.

My carpal tunnel surgery went very well and I'm happy with the care I received.