University College Hospital : A&E

Falankuk (Falankuk) 

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3 days ago

Autonomic Unit (UCLH): For three decades, I've been consistently denied access to the NHS despite suffering from a severe and rare degenerative disorder that triggers cardiac arrest. Initially evaluated by an expert Prof Christopher Mathias at the Autonomic Unit in University College London Hospital (UCLH) back in 1996, a critical misdiagnosis prevented me from being referred to other consultants. Consequently, despite residing permanently in the UK, I've had to seek healthcare abroad. This disorder necessitates a specialise... read more

Nina Kireeva 

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4 days ago

We lost our faith in the early pregnancy’s staff as liars cos we demanded for providing urine’s results and photocopies of ultrasound but they tried to change their mind and explanation about no needed blood tests and no telling about my daughter-in-law’s urine results cos we are DEAF patients. I’m mother of two DEAF sons and experienced with my pregnancies in Russia is highly professional in this that London University is very not performing at the same level of professionalism and dedication in communication with deaf pati... read more

carthago delenda 

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4 days ago

Having been to UCLH’s A & E several times now to accompany my 90 year-old mother, I can write with some experience that it has reached abysmal levels (last visit June 2025). With all due caveats that services are overstretched, it the normalisation of certain conditions and behaviours that is abhorrent. The Majors waiting room is absurdly small, the size you might expect in a small provincial hospital and not in London. Consequently, they ban the presence of any patients’ relatives there, in my mother’s case this results in ... read more

Natalie Virág 

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5 days ago

I came here today in urgent need of support and psychiatric care, and the experience was shocking. There were no clear signs to the actual psychiatric ward, and I had to ask multiple times (at least five) before anyone even considered letting me speak to a psychiatrist. The nurses seemed more interested in socialising with each other than actually supporting patients in crisis. I waited over four hours and was never seen by a doctor. The lack of compassion, professionalism, and urgency was appalling. This hospital desperatel... read more

Edward Thompson 

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a week ago

Spectacular photos taken from this multistorey building in Euston London