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University College Hospital

235 Euston Rd, London NW1 2BU, United Kingdom

University College Hospital
University hospital
3.7
797 reviews
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GVG7+2C London, United Kingdom
+44 20 3456 7890
uclh.nhs.uk
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Emma Skinner
Emma Skinner279 days ago
Great staff and great hospital! Food is amazing and views from bedside are incredible. Care is excellent!
Jennifer
Jennifer340 days ago
I gave birth and had all the pregnancy appointments here. Honestly, I really had a bad time.
Most of the staff ignored me a lot and they were quite rude. Had a severe bruise on my arm after a nurse took my blood one time.
When I was forced to stay in the hospital to “monitor” my baby. No one wanted to keep an eye on my baby when I wanted to shower. I was sent to a different floor to get some hot water to drink , a nurse treated me like a thief and gave me boiling hot water and it burn my mouth.
The fourth day of staying in the hospital also the last day , I insisted to leave as I didn’t see any reason to stay and I was exhausted from giving birth and looking after the baby all by myself, hardly got any sleep, a midwife who looked like in charge there immediately changed her attitude and ignored me since then just because she couldn’t convince me to stay.
Only thank two midwives who helped me give birth at the birth center. So I gave one more star for them two.
The rest was a truly nightmare. And yes I’m aware that the nurses do a difficult job but that time the ward wasn’t even busy. If they act like this because they overwork and underpay , they shouldn’t take it out on me or any other patients.
Antonia Anastasiades
Antonia Anastasiades340 days ago
My daughter had her adenoids and tonsils removed here and I could say this is by far the best hospital . The staff and doctors are so professional. The hospital is super clean and the environment is so friendly. An Extended thanks to The lovely surgeon Henry Theodore Joseph in the child’s ENT department . Thanks for everything, you are super talented and I can see you take great care in your work. Thank you
Betty Pro
Betty Pro1 year ago
I waited in the emergency department for over 4 hours and a doctor will see me. I had a dislocated ankle…. I had a pain, no one was interested if I needed anything for pain. Arrogant people at the reception. People were called to the doctor who came later than me ... and when my daughter asked how much longer because my mother had a pain. The staff focused on my daughter not wearing a face mask ,not that it's hard for me, There should be empathy for people, not disrespect. Sad.
Darya Rubashna
Darya Rubashna1 year ago
The staff there is awesome and waiting time was minimal! I came in to a&e with a suspected rib fracture, in less than 2.5 hours they registered me in, nurse took notes of my symptoms, a doctor saw me, got the radiologist to run an X Ray, and gave the diagnosis. Was expecting long hours just to get visited.
TheAntitrollpatrol
TheAntitrollpatrol1 year ago
What a fantastic experience. From reception, to the nursing staff and the x-ray department, compassionate, QUICK and very friendly. For the first time in my life I've had a such a good experience with A&E.
N FJ
N FJ1 year ago
Nurses and Doctors did my fathers operation were fantastic. However, after that point it went down hill. My mother was told she would be called after my father finished having his operation which was due to finish around 2/3 pm. Nobody called by 7pm and we had to spend over an hour trying to get through to the correct department. Eventually we got through and someone said they would call back.

We went to visit my father the following day (late afternoon). He was told they needed to change his bandages in the morning. He kept asking when it will be changed and kept being told they’ll come back! He was covered in lots of dried blood.
After him chasing about 11 times, they finally changed the dressing around 10pm! It was supposed to be changed in the morning to stop infections occurring.

Whilst I get staff are currently underpaid, busy and most likely demotivated. There were some staff hanging around the nurses station not doing very much. When I did finally track down the nurse, they didn’t really know much about my father.

There are also no TV’s for patients to pay to watch TV/listen to the radio in the post operative recovery ward. It’s rather depressing to be honest.

I would not recommend this hospital and got my father out ASAP!
Emily Robinson
Emily Robinson2 years ago
Thanks so much for the booster jab volunteers to make the process so much easier. The waiting was well planned and the queue wasn’t that long either. Very organised and sanitary measures in place. The staff who vaccinated me was wearing gloves and masks etc. and also ensured that I felt calm before the jab. I was offered to wait for few minutes post jab which was again very kind. Even though I hot my appointment booked on Sunday, the jab was offered real quick as there wasn’t much waiting. Thanks to the ones in ward K to the pleasant experience
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