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Royal Hospital For Neuro-disability

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Royal Hospital For Neuro-disability
Address: West Hill, London SW15 3SW, UK
Phone: 020 8780 4500
State: Greater London
City: London
Zip Code: SW15 3SW

opening times

Monday: 9:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Tuesday: 9:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Wednesday: 9:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Thursday: 9:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Friday: 9:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Saturday: 9:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Sunday: 9:00 AM – 8:00 PM

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Reviews
The care my husband has received has been incredible. The Staff all respect him and treat him with dignity. They always make an effort to talk to me and tell me anything new in his progress or if he has been poorly. Test and hospital appts made quickly when he has a blip. Lovely relaxing gardens to go for a walk and daily activities. Physio,occupational and speech therapy Staff have been so caring and Geoff the Vicar always has a joke. Nothing but praise from our family.
My mum had a massive stroke 16 Dec 2006. Her heart stopped several times and the resus team managed to get her back after 30 -40 mins. Mum was in intensive care for weeks and weeks, very swollen all over and a tracheotomy helping her to breath. My mum, Linda was transferred to another hospital in Woolwich to change the tracheostomy which they couldn’t do at her own hospital in Newham. Mum was transferred back again to Newham. But after several weeks we could tell she was responding to our voices and she could let us know she was “in there.” One day on a visit a Locum Dr told me that mum had stopped breathing for 10 mins as her tracheotomy had got blocked in the night, one of the nurses resuscitated her despite a DNR over mum’s bed, as a result she received further brain damage and mum wasn’t really responding to us at all after that, I never blamed that nurse, just sad at the circumstances that it happened. Mum then was assigned a named nurse who was very good. Weeks later the hospital transferred mum to The Royal Neurological Hospital in Putney. My brothers and I were happy mum was going where she could get more specialised care. The hospital was lovely, the staff were wonderful, the other patients in my mum’s ward were terrific. The garden was beautiful and I’d sit out there to eat lunch as I didn’t want to eat in front of mum, that I felt would’ve been cruel. Mum was well looked after and all her needs were met. The staff were amazing with us and really cared for us too. Several time’s I raced down to London from Leicester as mum was gravely ill and time and time again she pulled through, strong lady, my mum was! During this time my mum’s sister Carol died as a result of a heart attack and it was a terrible time for our family, my poor mum never knew! After a few more months it was evident what the outcome for my mum would be but you still cling to hope. Every weekend I spent with my mum was a gift. I was 5 month pregnant with my third child and the driving 3 hrs to mum and back home was exhausting but you just do it for the people you love. Then came the phone call while I was at work that I needed to go to her and this time I knew instinctively this was very serious. Mum was moved to another hospital to deal with the infection as Putney wasn’t geared for that type of care. Mum was extremely poorly and we were told that she wasn’t coming back from this infection. The Drs made her comfortable as they had discussed with us and we made the decision to finally let her go. I can’t tell you how much the love and care we received from the staff at the The Royal Neurological Hospital, Putney meant to me and my family, it was everything to us. Mum passed away peacefully on 13 May 2008. I had my daughter 23 Aug 2008, Tanzi Linda Carol. Thank you to everyone who looked after Linda Chambers at the RNH Putney
I visited a friend at this place recently who is not really well. I have been visiting him in hospital where he was recovering well. He since moved to Putney and I have seen no progress it looks like he is deteriating and getting worse, the medial treatment he is getting is awful. He is not being cared of. I have visited him a few times and also visit to see issues happening and the team not taking any notice of him. I do not recommend sending your loved ones here. Your loved one will not be cared neither will they be given the right treatment for what they need. They would rather stay in hospital. At least they get cared there at basic minimum care. Always check with people who send they’re loved ones here first before referring your loved ones here
Worst hospital do not put yr loved ones I this hospital. Only that was nice was the male receptionist. Carers are keen good. Do not look after the patients all laughingnand joking instead if looking after thd patients. My family member developed skin damage on his buttocks due to the staff not carrying for our loved one he was many times lying in his wet bed and clothes.nnWorst hospital to be in. Doctors were not good at all could not even understand when asked about our loved one.nnIncompetent
I want to say that this hospital truly think only of the patients needs and I will forever respect that. They took such great care of my dad and he was looked after and washed and looked just so lovely every day...proud of you guys. Everybody should be proud
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