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4 out of 5 stars

Based on 1031 reviews

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Donald Rogers

September 8, 2026

5 out of 5 stars

Ecellent
Operation to replace Pacemaker was carried out with great professionalism and humour. Despite me omitting to leave off my blood thinners tablets for the two days before the operation the team overcame this difficulty. Back home I could not trace this instruction in any of the literature I had reveived. If the nurse who rang two weeks prior to the operation mentioned it I failed to take account of it. Perhaps in future it could be included in the written advice. My thanks to all the team, pa ... tricularly the Consultant.
Kind regards, Donald Rogers
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Anonymous User

September 8, 2026

2 out of 5 stars

Department: Dermatology

Awful dismissive
The most uncomfortable experience in dermatology. The doctor didn't introduce himself, spoke to me like I was stupid and dismissed my concerns. He also spent long periods just staring at me after I spoke making me feel very uncomfortable and looked down on. I got no answers, just dismissed and made to feel like I was wasting his time. Horrible.
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Anonymous User

August 21, 2026

1 out of 5 stars

Atrocious
I arrived at the hospital having been referred by my Dr, I arrived at 17:00, having been told over the next 8 hours of waiting that I was next and that the surgeon then got called to surgery the next excuse was he was doing ward rounds, this is disgusting, I have an hours drive home and then will need to be up in 5 hrs time for work, if I leave then I am discharging myself and will need to see my GP again, all this and an extortionate parking fee 🤬
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Anonymous User

August 5, 2026

1 out of 5 stars

Department: Accident And Emergency Services

Disgusting
My grandson had a nasty fall from his bike while on holiday at Kelling Heath. We arrived at cromer hospital at 7.30 only to be told they wouldn’t see him. Obviously too close to the 7.45 closing time I couldn’t see anyone else around apart from the receptionist and one other male behind the desk. They couldn’t have been more uncaring if they tried. My grandson was badly shaken up. Had nasty cuts to his face knee and elbow. We were just told to go to NNUH who I must say were brilliant altho ... ugh very very busy Surely if a hospital has a closing time of 7.45 they should see patients until that time. They need to show more compassion especially when young children injured and desperate for help
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Anonymous User

July 24, 2026

1 out of 5 stars

Disabled people can't communicate with NNUH
The Norfolk and Norwich can't really deal with disabled people. I think that a lot of older people like me are giving up on services because they can't access them digitally. My only option is to call up the hospital, but I can't speak to a person, there is only the option to leave a message on an answering machine. Because I have a stammer, I can't use the answering machine, and when I told the hospital this, they said that they were terribly sorry but they couldn't help me, so now I have no wa ... y of contacting them. I feel that services think that I am disposable now that I'm over 80.
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Anonymous User - Collected By Engagement Team

July 9, 2026

4 out of 5 stars

Department: Pharmacy

Amazingly quick
It was amazingly quick today. My husband's oncology nurse told me to come and pick up after 11am and it was ready. The person was very helpful and told me about the side-effects of the medicine. I'll give them four stars as nobody's perfect.
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Anonymous User - Collected By Engagement Team

July 9, 2026

4 out of 5 stars

Department: Pharmacy

Small waiting room
They're polite but not overly quick. The waiting room is very small for the size of the hospital, and compared to other hospital pharmacies. I'm also not convinced it works to have one pharmacy serving both inpatients and outpatients.
I actually came a few days ago and was told it would be 45 minutes which you know really means at least an hour. I chose to leave and come back today, and it took about 10 minutes.
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Anonymous User - Collected By Engagement Team

July 9, 2026

4 out of 5 stars

Department: Pharmacy

Friendly and helpful staff
The first couple of times during last year I was told the wait would be about 30-35 minutes, and I've been told the same today. It's understandable given the number of prescriptions they have to deal with. The items have mostly been correct although one time the amount wasn't right but I noticed on the day and they changed it. The staff have been friendly and helpful.
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Anonymous User - Collected By Engagement Team

July 9, 2026

4 out of 5 stars

Department: Pharmacy

Quite a long wait
We waited for about an hour and were told it would be 40-45 minutes. It's quite a long time and would be quicker to get it from my local GP. Last time I was here the consultant's instructions had gone horribly wrong and I had to trail round the hospital to get it sorted out, then I was told it would be another two hours. It was a Saturday before Christmas and the staff here were really rude. I asked for it to be sent to my GP but I was told that would take at least 48 hours which, because of ban ... k holidays, would have meant I'd not get it until New Year's Eve.
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Anonymous User - Collected By Engagement Team

July 9, 2026

5 out of 5 stars

Department: Pharmacy

Hardly time to sit down
The prescription hasn't come down yet from the consultant I saw in a clinic this morning but they're going to keep checking their screens and let me know when it comes in. I was here two weeks ago and it was ready in two minutes. I wasn't expecting that, I hardly had time to sit down!