Best places: University hospitals in Canary Wharf, United Kingdom

😠 Absolutely impossible to get anyone from the urology outpatients dept to answer the 'phone so that I can change an appointment. I have literally tried for hours' over days' and no-one picks up. Even their own reception services can't get them to the answer the phone.

😠 I gave birth 2nd time at UCLH and this had been the worst experience ever! It happened during the covid restriction in 2021 and I was eventually taken in for emergency c section after not dilating enough. Labour ward staff were amazing but as soon as I was put in the post maternity ward the midwife’...

👍👍 Really cool beds with blue blankets took my blood pressure and she said it was low so I had coffee would have liked a sticker but it's ok was a bit cold

😠 A field clinic in a run down third world country is better staffed than this place. If you have the option of any A&E in London, avoid this hospital by all means. It's understaffed, with A&E wait times of over 10hours. The lone on-call GP at the URGENT care reception is averaging one patient per 28m...

😠 Why are all the receptionists and some nurses so rude at hospitals!.. They need to go on refresher courses on how to work with people and manners!. I do wonder how people get these jobs!. I visited the hospital recently and I wasn’t sure where I was going, so I saw a nurse just standing around on h...

😠 After having my partner gave birth tuesday 2nd august via c section we were told she needs to stay in until thursday due to high blood pressure and risk of clotting. When the baby Dr was taking blood from my soon he was squeezing his hand so tight to force blood out that he has bruised his hand. Not...

😠 Firstly our whole experience before we departed was actually 5 star. Staff were AMAZING In particular the guy in the x-ray department was wonderful. However, unfortunately Phil on desk 4/fracture desk was extremely rude and in a job that he must despise quite frankly. After visiting children's A&E,...

😠 My daughter started to have a fever at 8pm, we called 111 who attended us at home and they kept watching for another two hours. After a continuous vomiting that started at 12pm, we decided to bring her to the hospital. we received the first service at 2am and now it is 7:30 am and the doctor still...