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About: Royal Hospital For Neuro-disability

How this place survives is purely all about money & funding! You may meet everyone when you 1st arrive, then after .. It's all guesswork. Staff dont have a clue, how therapists even made it through university amazes me. The left hand doesn't know from the right! My saddest concern is due to the brain damage patients have, it's all to easy for staff to ignore these patients as they can't answer back. They're not interested in the welfare of patients, they ignore all human rights and if you want answers, forget it, staff lie & blame each other. The "hospital" needs better management, staff that are interested in their job & not a pay packet, that includes the consultant whom you will never see. They get the patients ready for bed by 4:30pm, unless they're able to talk & feed themselves, they're the lucky ones. Our family relative was left to sit in a soiled pad,never checked upon, wrong medication, left dehydrated & worst of all, they never knew of the health problems they suffer, that was written in their notes! Never have I or any friends ever experienced such a cover up shambles of a so called Hospital. Reason it's private can only be to get away with the extortionate costs with less care & concern for its brain injury patients. I agree with other reviews & also wished I had visited and spoke with other relatives to get a true insight on the RHN. An animal gets better care.

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Response from Royal Hospital For Neuro-disability 9 years ago
Royal Hospital For Neuro-disability
Submitted on 18/02/2015 at 16:51
Published on nhs.uk on 19/02/2015 at 00:00


We take all feedback very seriously and have a clear policy and process in place to manage complaints, ensuring we can appropriately respond and learn. For more information about this please ask on the ward. Alternatively, if you would prefer to speak to someone outside of the ward, please discuss any concerns with the Patient Safety and Experience Officer who can be reached on 020 8780 4500 ext. 5264. It is difficult to address individual issues without the matter being raised directly with us. If you would like to discuss the matter further, we would welcome the opportunity to speak with you about it. Best wishes Royal hospital for Neuro-disability

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