North Manchester General Hospital Emergency Room

Arun Jo Mark 

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3 weeks ago

North Manchester General Hospital (NMGH) is a large NHS hospital in Crumpsall, Manchester, run by the Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust. It provides emergency, surgical, maternity, and outpatient care and has a specialist infectious disease unit. The hospital is currently undergoing a significant redevelopment to create a modern health and care campus. 

Ann Kennedy 

on Google

2 months ago

Been to North manchester hospital and the reception staff on today were very surly in tone to me and other patients. The nurses don't say hello or talk to you and if you ask them a question they seem to not want to engage in a answer to any questions From the moment I went into the building I felt like they are just treating every patient as a problem. There is no care at all. There wasn't enough seating in some areas so elderly people were stood up in waiting areas. When I finally seen a doctor she was very polite and profe... read more

Iqra Bajwa 

on Google

4 months ago

We were referred here by NHS 111. They asked us to go to A&E and we don't have to wait that much because we were refered by 111. When we came to A&E children, we have been waiting here for 4 hours. Most of the patients who came after us, were seen by doctors and we still waiting. When I asked about our turn, they said there are still couple of patients before us. While there were only three patients in waiting room including us. Thats means we would be seen at LAST. Wooowwww. Totally UNFAIR. Sham on NHS for this.