1/5 Andrea G. 5 years ago on Google
The
administration
at
Ross
Hall
is
completely
shambolic.
I
had
a
surgery
scheduled
for
28
August
2018,
which
was
then
pushed
to
10
September
2018
by
the
surgeon.
Sometimes
that
happens.
I
go
in
for
my
pre-op
appointment,
no
problems.
I
went
on
10
Sept
for
my
surgery,
arrived
at
6:00
am,
went
in
through
admissions,
got
to
my
room,
got
on
my
gown,
then
was
told
that
the
equipment
needed
for
the
operation
hadn't
been
ordered.
Rescheduled
surgery
again
to
15
October,
2018.
I
then
had
to
do
another
pre-op
appointment.
I
have
just
attended
my
2nd
pre-op,
bloods
taken,
etc.
and
while
I
was
still
there
I
was
told
that
my
appointment
was
made
too
early,
that
bloods
were
only
good
for
6
days,
and
I
was
there
14
days
prior
to
my
surgery.
Now
I
have
to
go
back
again
for
yet
another
pre-op
appointment
(and
I
live
an
hour
away
from
the
hospital)
I
called
the
hospital
several
times
to
find
out
why
this
had
happened,
and
was
placed
on
hold
on
three
different
occasions,
with
nobody
ever
getting
on
the
phone
to
discuss
my
situation.
I
ended
up
hanging
up
all
three
times.
If
it
weren't
for
me
wanting
to
be
operated
on
by
this
particular
surgeon
I
would
definitely
cancel
my
operation
for
15
October.
If
the
hospital
is
this
disorganised
in
the
administration
side
of
things,
it
gives
me
absolutely
no
confidence
that
they
even
know
that
the
hell
they're
doing
in
any
other
aspect
of
running
this
hospital.
Their
slogan
is
"Serious
about
health,
Passionate
about
care"...that
is
a
joke.
Get
serious
about
your
administration!
It's
bad
enough
that
patients
are
having
to
go
in
for
surgery,
with
all
the
stress
that
that
creates,
but
now
having
to
worry
if
the
hospital
is
going
to
make
mistakes
makes
the
stress
levels
several
times
greater.