Very quick and efficient. Friendly professional staff.

All the people involved in my stay at the hospital were great. Friendly, put me at ease and very professional. I was impressed .

I was very impressed by the Wycombe General hospital, it was beautifully clean and the staff were kind and helpful. A big plus was that the food was good with and excellent choice. Thank you

Excellent, no problems at all

Excellent reception and attitude of staff. My only concern was limited facilities for accompanying people. No availability of refreshments

Physiotherapy Teams session and arrangements for post op home equipment prior to admittance were very helpful. All of the hospital team I encountered were pleasant, helpful and professional - a great comfort when one is somewhat (very) nervous. The ward environment was perfect for me neither crammed nor isolated and visiting hours were very generous. I am progressing quite well at home thanks to to skill of the surgeon and his team and all the nursing, physiotherapy and support staff.

Private procedure carried out in a NHS hospital. Everything was as good as you could expect particularly the friendliness and caring of both the nurses and consultant. Excellent!

Medically my experience was good.... however organisationally wycombe hospital was disappointing - poor signs, different department names and only one working lift made actually finding the right ward a bit of a nightmare - I have written to Jo Carswell about my experience

Very positive experience on th le while the nurses especially the female one were absolutely lovely specially Margaret and the Eastern European lady who greeted me upon arrival Only downside was 5 hour wait for the pharmacy ! Why is this

I had a partial right knee replacement in early October 2023 at Chiltern Hospitaland in December the bearing detached.I saw my consultant Mr Bhupinder Mann prior to Christmas and revision surgery was required. The Chiltern hospital was having their operating theatres refurbished in January 2024 so I had to be accommodated elsewhere. I was given a choice which boiled down to Wycombe. It got rather confused then as I presumed it was The Shelbourne and despite Circle Group owning it that because it was on the Wycombe Hospital footprint that Bucks Healthcare NHS Trust was overseeing the management. I even entered via the main doors next to the Shelbourne. My health insurer were happy to approve the procedure, the consultant and the anaesthetist and believed it was the Shelbourne. It was a shock when I found out my mistake and my health insurer declined the high hospital costs. It was finally sorted out last weekend when they finally paid in full to the trust. As for my stay I was perfectly happy. The food was good, the room was occupied by two other men beside myself and the staff were friendly,professional polite and could not be faulted. I remained until the Monday ( having had the surgery on the Saturday) and whilst I initially was given support and guidance by the physiotherapists I was re,indeed by a physio that I needed to make an appointment for more physio before I left the hospital, as I was leaving I reminded the physiotherapist that I needed the appointment time. I am also an NHS consumer. He stated that as I was a private patient that NHS physio appointments could not be given to private patients. I would have to arrange my own. I presume he was correct but what would have been the case if I had “reverted” to NHS for physio and requested an appointment on the NHS? This is in no way meant as a complaint or criticism of anyone merely curiosity. So I can say that I got the feeling that there was a degree of uncertainty ( thinking back on it) by the staff and it well be as I thought I was under a different system that the uncertainty was caused by myself not quite understanding of the private public in relation to Wycombe Hospital. The operation appears to be a success, the care could not be faulted and I would be quite happy ( fingers crossed that I don’t have to be) to be treated there again if needed.