Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital

Claire 

on Google

2 days ago

On the morning of Monday, 4th August at 7:00 am, following a night of sudden and severe vertigo accompanied by persistent vomiting, I presented to the Emergency Department at Charlie’s. The symptoms had begun the night before and continued into the early hours of the morning. After a lengthy wait in ED, I was seen for initial investigations, including an ECG, blood tests, and cannula insertion. I was then returned to the waiting room for several more hours before a bed finally became available in the Observation Ward. Despit... read more

Kim “Thomo” Thompson 

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2 days ago

I went to Charlie’s on the 7th August 2025 with very uncomfortable lower back pain spanning 5 weeks from an injury. The symptoms were neuronal and starting to concern me mentally. I checked in and waited three hours as it was busy (to be expected) eventually getting seen at about 3pm (problem isn’t a a shortage of hospitals or staff, simply too many people coming into the country). Off topic. The receptionists were lovely, the nurses lovely and the young English doctor who saw me was a true gentleman unfortunately I didn’t g... read more

C Wright 

on Google

3 days ago

Couldn't diagnose Hansen disease in a leper colony! I just want to know why so many of Perths public and private immunologists and dermatologists are so invested in convincing autoimmune patients that they really have allergies, prescribing antihistamines repeatedly despite feedback that not effective, while having a bet each way by prescribing the fairly useless hydroxychloriquine for autoimmunity, with real risks of permanent damage to hearing and eyesight, and when it's clear something more effective needed prescribe Pred... read more

Jess Kirkham 

on Google

a week ago

Beyond disgusted with how my grandma was treated during her time here. Three days in the hospital without food, a shower or even someone to take her to the bathroom. They didn’t even call me, her emergency contact and her phone was dead- no one helped her find a charger. Left alone in an office room for 12 hours, with no one coming to check on her. She could barely walk and was sent home in a taxi. Will be filing a formal complaint, the absolute neglect of duty of care is disgraceful. 

Emerald 

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2 weeks ago

I was left to wait while I vomited, fainted and screamed in severe abdominal pain for 8 hours straight. I was never checked on by anyone. Nurses were chatting and laughing amongst themselves the whole time. I knew something was very wrong, and I thought I honestly thought I was going to die from neglect. When I was finally seen, I was accused of being a "drug seeker" (I do not take drugs). I was seen by a dr a few hours later, and he said my pain was "psychosomatic", "in my head" and that "nothing was medically wrong with me... read more