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Main Hospital
The Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital (NNUH) carries out outpatient appointments day procedures and inpatient admissions. Patients are predominantly from Norfolk and north Suffolk although some patients are referred from further afield especially to access specialist services.
Reviews Summary
4 out of 5 stars
Based on 778 reviews
Review data
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5 star reviews
- 54%
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4 star reviews
- 22%
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3 star reviews
- 8%
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2 star reviews
- 5%
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1 star reviews
- 11%
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Recent reviews
I had a radical prostatectomy and the follow-up care has been incredible from the registrar, consultant and my own GP. I have regular phone calls. I was also amazed that they told me it would be eight weeks until my surgery and it happened pretty much bang on the day.
I had a small bleed on my brain. It was a Saturday night and I got through A&E quickly. I had a scan and stayed three nights. The nurses were lovely and asked my son all about my usual behaviour.
I went to a&e 3 times because l was suffering from anxiety and depression and having suicidal thoughts 111 sent me there because of my safety each time they gave me a quick chat and showed me to the hospital entrance on the last occasion they just asked if I had the money to get home. But where do I go when I need help
... about to feel impending doom". It was horrific and incredibly painful. Being a nurse, I'm sure it's a gastro problem but as soon as they hear chest pains they insist on investigating that. I'm always cleared and discharged but I still experience the pains. I don't want to ask about it now as it's pointless. I can't fault the thoroughness of the investigations but it's when they discharge you, there's no follow-up.
I had an aggressive cancer and received two types of immunotherapy. The nurses and oncologist, Dr. Grey, were wonderful and sympathetic. In the middle of treatments I became unwell and had to be admitted but they responded quickly and were excellent. The oncologist checked on me on the ward and called me daily afterwards. So compassionate and understanding.
I had a scan with a physio after being referred by my GP last October and they recommended I see the pain clinic. I'm still waiting and I've been told it won't be until March 2026! I'm taking ibuprofen which I shouldn't be as I'm on blood thinners but I can't cope without it. I'm struggling every day.
Our family has had to use lots of different departments of the hospital from Maternity through to SDEC and they've all been brilliant, always.
Once you've had an appointment with your consultant you can self-refer through PIFU if you have the same issue again within six months. And I always do! It's not because they haven't resolved it, it just flares up.
Cardio are very good. I feel well-monitored and they respond quickly to queries about medication from my pharmacy.
I went to A & E and I thought the service was very good. I was dealt with quickly and given an appointment to return the next day for an operation.
Reviews Summary
4 out of 5 stars
Based on 778 reviews
Review data
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5 star reviews
- 54%
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4 star reviews
- 22%
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3 star reviews
- 8%
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2 star reviews
- 5%
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1 star reviews
- 11%
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