Royal Blackburn Hospital

Went with a chest infection. They lost his support boots. They took the dressing off for his foot ulcer and then sent the bandage home to me. He walked around Royal Blackburn Hospital without his boots. I couldn't come to the hospital because I was unwell but the sister didn't give me much information about him. When discharged he had to wait for his prescriptions all day but I already had them at home.
The food was very good. The staff looked after him but there were some problems as above. I would recommend it but it would be low down on my list.

Husband needed insulin but I ended up having to give it to him as staff were not doing it, one of the nurses was really nice, very polite and tried to help even though she was really busy, the other nurse shouldn't have been a nurse. The patients were spaced out and there didn't seem to be enough staff - trust the 2 nurses. It was horribly dirty to the point where I took pictures. The building was old which is fine but it felt more like an asylum. The medicines were late as well. The nurse said one day that they don't know anything about autism so struggled treating her husband. There was a lack of privacy and conflicting information from different nurses.

The service has been excellent. Received lots of attention from the staff. The worst part was the food, particularly with the lack of choice.

Went in with pancreatitis. I was in a passageway until 4 am. Staff only partially caring, the staff didn't have time for you. Took some bowel syrup and was on the toilet all day. They said it was due to an infection so discharged me. I said I was still too ill but they still discharged me. I was ill for another two weeks at home. It felt like they were trying to get rid of me. I haven't got a good impression and don't want to go there again and definitely wouldn't take the syrup they gave me for bowels.

It was a nice trip to get my knee sorted.
It was a good experience

Doctors are brilliant but the hospital lets itself down at the weekend as not enough doctors - bank staff less familiar and small problems take ages to solve always visibly cleaning. Parking can be difficult . Consultant is absolutely fantasic.

Disabled parking is too far away from entrance.

Had a freckle on eye which was found from an optician appointment, come for check ups at Royal Blackburn Hospital to monitor it, my experience has been fine.I feel informed about my condition.

Been messed around by both Royal Blackburn and Royal Preston Hospitals and my diagnosis had been messed up. Currently dealing with CQC and Ombudsman.

The treatment was a bit slow in terms of getting a diagnosis - lots of tests. Apart from changing their minds it was good for information. The majority of the staff were excellent but an odd one was not good - saying things that were unsettling like "you shouldn't be here". The cleanliness is dependent upon which cleaner is there - cloths used in bathrooms and then elsewhere. The food was not very exciting - I think it should be better quality. There was some queuing in the ambulance but I didn't wait long, around 20 minutes.