Chorley and South Ribble Hospital

I took my relative to A&E a few weeks ago and because they have dementia, the reception staff told me they had put a clip on their board so they are not waiting as long which I think is a great idea.
Unfortunately this was not the case and we were sat for hours waiting and everyone who came in before us was seen before us. I don't understand the purpose of the dementia clip if it doesn't do anything.
My relative can not sit in A&E for hours without becoming distressed and this is exactly what happened.
Once they were seen the doctors were lovely.

I had a baby not so long ago and the service was incredible, the staff were so lovely with me and cared for me.

I was looked after by the cancer team and they were incredible. They supported me through my operation and the staff were so dedicated. I had all the details I needed after I left as well to ensure I knew who to contact.

I went for a blood test last week and walked through the main entrance, I was shocked to see the blood clinic wasn't there anymore. I asked someone who told me where it had now moved to and I tried to make my way there. I have a physical disability so walking all that way was not possible and there was no-one around to help me to get there. I ended up turning round and coming back out as I knew I wouldn't be able to make it there and back.

My experience of the Hazelwood Ward is excellent

I can't fault this hospital they are spotless. The food is excellent and it's the cleanest hospital I have ever seen. The staff are always lovely and I don't mind if I need to go back as I know I'll be going back to a good hospital.

I can't thank the A&E department enough my relative was passed around doctors and hospitals before they came to Chorley and they found he'd had multiple strokes and no-one had picked up on it. The care was brilliant.

I took my relative to the blood clinic in A&E a couple of weeks ago as they needed repeat bloods and we waiting 4 and a half hours for bloods. I don't think having bloods in an A&E department is good for repeat bloods and we don't understand why were were sent there and not to the blood clinic.

I went into Chorley A&E with a possible miscarriage and the doctor was very unprofessional and did not speak to me in an appropriate manner. I was left in a consultation room for long periods of time and did not feel I was investigated fully. I had to be transferred to Preston to investigate further but this took a while as there were no ambulances available to take me.

i went for a routine blood test at the clinic and the nurses were lovely, the clinic was quiet and we were in and out.