Nuffield Orthopaedic Centre

No complaints about the medical staff at all. We met a Doctor that gave us a first-class consultation and explanation of my wife's condition. At the time of visiting (March 2022) there was still a lot of Covid precautions in place.
My main frustrations was with the car park. I'd driven up 70 odd miles from Portsmouth managed to make good time in the traffic to get there early for the appointment then spent almost 30 minutes trying to find a parking place. I could only park in the bays with the white lines as all of the yellow lined bays were for staff. I did several laps of the ”Main Car Park" stalking unsuspecting motorists hoping they were leaving. As they weren't I reluctantly tried some off street parking and then walking the rest of the way but understandably all of the streets nearby are parking permit only. The parking machine was pay and display and needed either coins, card, or contactless payment in advance and then you guess how long you think you're going to be. So in summary Doctor Good Parking Bad.

World class doesn't really cut it. I never thought a serious operation and stay in a hospital could ever be this good. This place must have some of the best care givers I've encountered & this is my third OP in three year's at different hospitals including a prestigious private hospital that did my second op. The level of care for their patients & passion for their jobs as well as skill and knowledge is unbelievable. Other hospitals should all learn from this place. I struggle to believe this is NHS and not private. I travelled over 120 miles for this Op and it would of been worth traveling around the world to have had my surgery at this hospital now given the experiences I have had here. If your nervous about coming here DO NOT BE. They go above and beyond in the line of duty and have some of the nicest people I've ever met working here who go more then the extra mile. If I HAD to find a problem it would be the food they can afford to provide patients but that's because I consume things like expensive innocent smoothies and am a fussy eater anyway as well as suffering sickness from antibiotics and surgery some how I've only been sick once in this week since my major lower leg flap and adjustable frame surgery where they had to remove 70mm of dead or infected bone. The surgeons listen, the nurses listen and more importantly you can tell they care deeply about their pateints and the health servive they provide, it's just amazing. Obviously there is variation and some staff are clearly better then others but that's the nature of humanity and even their worst staff are better then some hospitals best.
Bravo to this place. I didn't think places like this really existed. They should be very proud to be a part of this team that works incredibly hard. Even their agency staff are of the same general quality. That being excellent or even above if there is such a rating. I stayed here for X weeks and X Days in 2022 and would highly recommended these guys if your in need of the best of the best not just in England. But probably the world.

As time has gone by and I have spent more days and nights here I have come across a minor issue with nurses being delayed with providing pain medication and having to wait for up to an hour to receive said pain relief. This is most prevelant with the night staff but I did not feel the need to give bad reviews as the worry about receiving a bad review was more then enough to spark a noticed change the two times this happened in the time I was here. No hospital is perfect and for me to have only experienced this issue twice is still incredibly impressive. I would still rate this hospital it's staff and care as exceptional. There are many reasons why these nurses could of been delayed and they did get me my pain relief within an hour and fifteen minutes of waking me to do observations. Overall this is still an incredibly good hospital the NHS should be proud of.

Being a 'frequent flyer' as it were with my admissions and illnesses, this by far my favourite hospital. Small enough to be friendly and not intimidating. All the staff are professional and kind, hospital clean and tidy and a coffee shop patients can use!

Just completed my ACL operation 6 weeks after tearing it, and the staff here made me feel relaxed for my first ever operation. They are amazing and special mention to Sebstiana nurse and Dr Taher. Both fantastic people and amazing at their jobs. I wish i could come back but i hope not for obvious reasons!

Disabled toilet is disabled, no room to put yr chair to side of loo to tfr across due to bin and high riser frame sat in the space and smells of pee. Eat well restaurant, gd food but coffee tastes like burnt water, disgusting!! Can't even get lardy cake from League of Friends anymore as they have 'changed supplier', it's all fancy baguettes and iced doughnuts, much preferred the soft fresh baps with fresh made fillings, it's just not the same since covid it appears. 😒😒😒😒

Modern facilities and friendly nurses but the doctors at the rheumatologist department are awful. They were dismissive and patronising at times with my spouse, difficult to get follow up and thorough tests.

First time that my son has been referred to the Nuffield for a wheelchair fitting. Fabulous staff, caring and very professional. Thanks to Linda and Tori plus the other staff members for such a wonderful experience for Neil. Their professionalism should be recognised.
THANK YOU.

Been under the care of Dr Javaid for a few years now and nothing is to much trouble for him, despite I should imagine having a lot of patients to see. Overall every time I have had to go to the orthopaedic centre or have a Telemed everyone has been really helpful and happy - Thank you.