1/5 Jeff W. 3 years ago on Google
This
was
once
a
fantastic
private
clinic.
Unfortunately,
higher
management/directors
are
only
focussed
on
'Cost
Cutting'
and
producing
huge
profits
for
shareholders.
I
was
told
after
discharge
via
telephone,
that
I
was
suppsedly
informed
(during
the
intake
process)
to
provide
my
own
mask
to
prevent
Covid19.
This
was
incorrect.
If
you
want
to
massively
increase
your
risk
of
catching
Covid,
plan
an
inpatient
stay
at
Wyndham
private
clinic.
No
hand
sanitiser
is
avaliable
to
patients.
The
reason
given,
was
that
patients
would
drink
the
Hand
Sanitiser
(I
was
not
in
the
Alcohol
&
Other
Drugs
rehabilitation
unit,
where
any
such
high
risk
patient
should
be).
No
masks
were
initially
provided
to
patients
during
the
height
of
Stage
4
restrictions.
Then
patients
were
lectured,
like
primary
school
children,
about
wearing
surgical
masks.
These
masks
weren't
even
provided
until
this
point
and
were
then
scarcely
provided,
intermittently
and
badly
handled/contacted.
No
cleaning
was
carried
out
during
the
day,
after
the
initial
mornings
'spring
clean'
of
personal
bathrooms.
High
contact
areas,
such
as
sinks,
benches,
tables
in
communal
areas,
elevator
buttons,
inside
the
actual
elevators
and
communal
fridge
doors
were
filthy
and
never
recleaned
(as
in
Hospital
Covid
plan
guidelines).
You
could
see
dirty
fingerprints
and
stains
on
all
of
these
high
contact
areas,
all
day..
Everything
lacking
in
Covid19
protection,
came
down
to
Cost
cutting
initiatives
by
Higher
management..
The
Nurses,
Catering
crew,
cleaners
and
Nursing
unit
managers
are
amazing,
but
are
massively
overworked,
understaffed
and
underpaid..
The
dining
areas
were
kept
immaculately
clean
(by
kitchen
staff)
and
the
catering
staff
do
an
amazing
job,
providing
top
class
food
on
a
minimum
budget.
Unfortunately,
to
visit
the
dining
area
you
had
to
use
the
uncleaned
elevator
and
control
buttons.
Higher
Management
will
not
communicate
with
patients,
even
after
following
the
usual
3
step
communication
process.
Complaints
are
ignored
and
never
addressed.
The
directors
of
this
clinic
need
to
seriously
consider
'Health
and
the
risk
of
ill
health
and
death
to
patients'
over
'Wealth
for
Shareholders'.
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