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Aberdeen Royal Infirmary

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Aberdeen Royal Infirmary
Address: Foresterhill Health Campus, Foresterhill Rd, Aberdeen AB25 2ZN, UK
Phone: 0345 456 6000
State: Aberdeen City
City: Aberdeen
Zip Code: AB25 2ZN

opening times

Monday: Open 24 hours
Tuesday: Open 24 hours
Wednesday: Open 24 hours
Thursday: Open 24 hours
Friday: Open 24 hours
Saturday: Open 24 hours
Sunday: Open 24 hours

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I had an outpatient appointment at one department and also had to return equipment to a department at the opposite end and level of the hospital.nThere are diversions in place within the hospital itself so could have caused issues but was met at reception by a lovely gentleman volunteer who showed me exactly where to go.nMy appointment was on time and specialist was absolutely brilliant.nCafe is much better than it used to be..great choices good coffee. Can be very busy at times.nThe multistory carpark was a nightmare..despite having a blue badge ended up being on the 12th floor with my friend driving..this is largely due to folk who can't seem to drive..Park properly or who wait for ages to get a space holding the rest of the carpark queue up
Aberdeen Royal Infirmary has consistently received praise for its dedicated and compassionate staff. Many patients have noted how incredibly helpful and polite the medical professionals are. The team works hard to make patients feel at ease, ensuring that every individual is treated with care and respect. The staff's genuine efforts to provide comfort, alongside their commitment to delivering the best possible care, contribute to a positive experience for those seeking treatment. It's clear that the focus is on both healing and supporting the well-being of patients in every way they can.
Yesterday, 27th Dec at 2.45 am, i arrived in A&E unwell, shattered, and with a severe abdominal pain. A very helpful receptionist greeted me.nI was seen within the hour and the process of waiting for a doctor was explained. Pain killers were administered. It was a busy day immediately after Christmas.At c 9AM I was called through, had further usual tests, and the Doctor examined me, provided further pain relief. As I waited for a scan I was seen frequently by nurses ensuring I was comfortable, and again checked by the Doctor.nThe scan was undertaken swiftly and very professionally. They were clearly very busy.nAfterwards the Consultant and Doctor visited me and advised I had a gallstone and should consult with my GP, at home, 400 miles south. Antibiotics, pain killers and advice on alleviating the cause of pain was given, with a discharge paper for my GP.nA lot of cogs were involved in this very well oiled machine, that functioned well and allowed me to return home free of the pain and discomfort well advised as to how I should proceed.nThank you to all involved in A&E on a night you would far rather have been at home, for an excellent service. I am so very grand apologise i can't recall your names.. John Lea
My visit on 1/12/25 to the rather ominously titled Ward 101 was a revelation in health care. In the three hours I was there, I received a thorough investigation of all relevant features of my condition, delivered with friendliness, efficiency and skill. Communication was highly expert - they listened carefully to me, and explained their own views with clarity and completeness. Everyone, from cleaner to consultant, showed a commitment to the highest of health care values. Congratulations and many thanks to all.
Today's nurser who assessed my 4 years old son seem know better than a doctor concerns,tried to explain to me that this place only for broken bones and bleeding heads,I find it very rude.nAfter I showed my and doctor concerns ongoing antibiotics from Thursday and sleepless nights with my son since Wednesday nurses concerns was or he's passing urine?I said yes once a day and they said he's still capable of swallowing saliva so there is nothing to worry about??I couldn't believe that nurse can allow small kid not to eat for 5 days amd say that is totally normall and hem stopping breathing when trying to sleep also normal as tonsils are swelling u guys are need to go back to college really.
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