Gold Coast University Hospital Emergency Room

Rahul Arora 

on Google

a week ago

I don’t usually write reviews, but this experience was so hurtful I had to. I arrived at 10pm with a fever and sore throat for 5 days, my temp kept spiking to 39.5–40 even after Pain Killers and antibiotics. I was shivering, in pain, desperate for help but no one even checked on me. I left at 5am worse than I arrived. Two couples who were there before me ended up leaving too because no one cared. Staff were too busy laughing and chatting with each other, and honestly there seemed to be more security guards than doctors. I kn... read more

L Ramos 

on Google

a week ago

Got there 7pm and left 2am. All they did was give me panadol. The whole time I was waiting for a chest XRay and a blood test. The 2 nurses that looked after me in the beginning couldn’t even find a vain and sent me to the waiting room again. I couldn’t handle to stay anymore and left. Very disappointing the way they treat the emergency services 

Sam B 

on Google

2 weeks ago

My daughter went to emergency last night with a suspected fractured arm. She had an x-ray and was told by an Indian Dr that there was no fracture. The girl that did her x-ray was a student & seemed to have no one supervising her. There was a lot of laughing going on. My daughter’s diagnosis was query tendonitis. The Dr asked her if she was really in that much pain! Today we followed up with the Redlands Satellite hospital who were amazing! It turns out that my daughter has 2 fractures, one on her wrist & one on her elbow. Sh... read more

Sarah “FF” H 

on Google

a month ago

Emergency means at least a 5 hours wait on not a very busy day. Lots of young staff that have no idea what to do and give you a feeling that you were forgotten. The parking cost is insane and wending machine is a necessity considering the wait. Everything has been thought through for the people already struggling from the injuries that brought them to the hospital.