Hillmorton Hospital

"kind nurses, doctors and staff, good facilities"

"I love my roblox gf from here she looks like the roblox"

"My first report was mostly positive from an experience where my friend was admitted to the inpatient service, the nurses were helpful and friendly, only gripe was lack of communication with family and no attempt of psychological therapy(see paragraph at bottom, may be due to lack of health staff). She is a lot better now thanks.. My later second report is very positive and is for myself going to the outpatient unit. Both the psychiatrist and nurse were awesome, well trained and spent a lot of time listening to my concerns. I like to personally thank the psychiarist Dougal and the nurse Heather, it's a tough job trying to figure out how to treat mental health but you guys did well. I'm back to normal these days and grateful I had the chance for care. Sadly due to under funding and lack of psychiatrists/nurses many people in need get rejected unless the complexity or severity of their case warrants it. I can only hope one-day this changes as GPs are limited in their scope of understanding with mental illness. We need to continue to put pressure on the government for an effective increase in funding."

"Absolutely don’t give a dam about there patients! February 2016 till November 2017 My mother took my father in there over 5 times for suicidal attempts (serious attempts) and they sent him away every single time saying he’s low to no risk! Which was so wrong we lived with him and knew everything that was going on but yet they wouldn’t believe my mother that was screaming out for help! Very disappointing he has left my mother with 4 kids all on our own. We have to live every day knowing he’s gone but only if this stupid hospital helped maybe he still would be here today!"

"I felt nothing but support when admitted into this hospital. Originally coming in under the Mental Health Act the staff worked tirelessly to help me get to a place where we would all be comfortable with me being taken off the Act and be a voluntary patient. I believe I have very specific views on life and my 'illness' and for the most part they were understood and respected (with the change over in nurses, not all of them understand who you are from a few notes alone) The staff were considerate, on my first night on the ward my partner was allowed to stay in my room with me - which goes a very long way. Also, there are quite a few characters in hospital but I was constantly being asked whether i felt safe, and comfortable.. Even as an outpatient I'm still receiving the help I need. I think the nurses of this establishment need to be praised more for their hard work and general kind nature toward the patients and staff alike."