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B B. 5 years ago • From Google

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Bad

Terrible healthcare with zero compassion and support

Disgusting barely scratches the surface. If possible, I'd award zero stars. Getting an emergency appointment requires endless phone calls, with a receptionist acting as gatekeeper to your health concerns. After 3pm, obtaining test results becomes a Herculean task, often met with dismissive attitudes. The system for uploading results moves at a glacial pace. A private hospital sent documents on Monday, yet by Thursday, conflicting information from reception left me in limbo, finally confirming the documents' presence. Since January, I've sought specialist referrals, only to be repeatedly dismissed. They attribute everything to anxiety or minor infections, suggesting I might never discover the root cause. Forced to pursue private specialists and self-fund scans, I'm still entangled in their bureaucratic web, requiring GP review of results they're reluctant to thoroughly examine. Multiple times, the surgery closes for staff training—sometimes half a day—during an already challenging period to access healthcare. Their availability is laughable: closed Monday to Friday, bank holidays, for office work. After three months, I've received minimal care, seeing only an advance nurse practitioner once, not a single actual doctor. My experience reflects a systemic failure. They seemingly write off younger patients, assuming nothing serious could be wrong. Their casual dismissal of potential serious conditions—claiming blood tests rule out cancer—is dangerously naive. This approach threatens lives through negligence and indifference. The deteriorating mental health of patients is unsurprising given such treatment. I feel completely abandoned, my health concerns minimized and ignored. This practice urgently needs reformation before more lives are needlessly compromised.

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