Ulster Hospital,

Upper Newtownards Road, Dundonald, Belfast BT16 1RH, United Kingdom

"Disgusted with this place totally. Had abnormal ecg and doctor told me come here to A&E department. Packed out the door and no seats. Said to nurse i cant stand or even sit on a hard seat long as im recovering from a serious motorcycle accident losing many bones and brain bleeds plus crushed my left hand and fingers. I need a hip, knee and lost my femur bone also. Nurse told me stand or sit on floor for 12 hrs +. I cant even stand on crutches for an hour. Im at home 3 days later still cant get down heavy snowed in. Plus my wife cant drive in snow but they keep going on to get there knowing my mental health is ruined after crash. My anxiety is shattered but zero care from any of them. Id rather die in my home than go there ever again."

"Was in A&E earlier. Unbelievable how caring the nurses and doctors were. With the strains the NHS are under these people truly are heroes. Thank you."

"The Emergency department Reception staff who looked after us on the 10/1022 @ approx 2pm were excellent. Caring and compassionate. We can't thank you enough."

"My mum (84) who has MS and dementia was taken by ambulance from Downpatrick to the Ulster hospital today my mum lay in the ambulance in pain for 5 hours then they transferred her to another ambulance as they need the first ambulance for an emergency. At this stage mum was in pain and very confused my sister arrived by car and we took her home. Northern Irish politicians get your act together and sort this mess out. And by the way the ambulance crew were brilliant"

"See so many reviews blaming the staff for the waiting times and lack of service when infact they are doing well beyond the best they can. If you want to shout at someone try shouting at the politicians whom have promised to help the health service but have only helped themselves. Beyond a joke now. Nurses & workers can only do so much. Look to the top end and ask them the questions. Regardless of what sh1t the nurses have been through they always smile and ask if they can do anything to help or will help cheer you up. Honestly we would be lost without everyone in the hospital looking after us. Just imagine how it would look if the politicians took over instead. All left to die as they sit about sipping tea waiting on their next pay rise."