mR sHAFFER WAS a patient at Kedrun. He was not homeless, he was not mentally ill. I expect you to…read moresend his Medical records to his family at 321 N Catalina St, Burbank , California 91505. Mr Shaffer was very ill. In fact he had Stage 4 throat cancr while at your facility, Instead he was treated as a homeless bum. When it tbecame time for his discharge he was given a bus token and told to find his way home. This was after he was assured that he would receive a ride home form a person on the staff. you treated him terribly. Did not conduct a full physical exam and sent him off in aterrible area . Mr Shaffer may have had a chance at a laonger life were it not for you and your abysmal policy of non care. Patient dumping is I believe against the law. contact me at renlykaren1@gmail.com

It was a Sunday morning and I needed to see a doctor and my regular doctor is closed on Sundays, so…read morethere wasn't a lot of choice. I called up and got an appointment that morning, fortunately there had been a cancellation. They very helpfully told me over the phone it would be $90 (ouch, Sunday!) and also how much I would get back from Medicare (I was given the receipt and not offered the ability to have the refund processed on site like my GP does). They perhaps need a bell on the counter, because both ladies on reception are apparently vision impaired and don't see people waiting. The doctor I saw obviously didn't want to be there. At $90 for 5 minutes I think the doctor could at least feign not being so damn bored and wanting to be anywhere else but. Fortunately there's a pharmacy in the waiting room, and the lady working there was happy, friendly and helpful, pity the rest of the staff in the medical centre were the complete opposite. The two stars are for being open on a Sunday and the friendly pharmacist. Only come here as a last resort.

How often have you gone into your local Doctors surgery to be greeted by FREE wifi and iPads…read moreavailable for patient use while they wait? Doctors @ Teneriffe have upped the GP game. Being a "regular" patient there (it's 100 meters from my front door) I can book appointments online and request which doctor I would like to see. They have ample free parking space in an enclosed, secure carpark off the road which also has entry into the building. With a professional team of medical experts I feel very comfortable coming here with any medical concern. I have personally seen Dr Dora Lee, Dr Fiona McGrath and Dr Karenne Walde. All are very professional in their bedside manner and all of them record information about my visits in their internal patient records so the next person to see me has all of my background. They offer skin cancer analysis as well as travel medicine. I am so pleased it's my local GP and I can't see myself booking in anywhere else.

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I'm a medical student and I was a patient of Ian's from Feb 2017 until I moved back to the US at…read morethe end of the year. I've only been to a few chiropractors in the US but Ian is the best chiropractor I've ever been to. I recommended him to several of my medical school classmates who have also found him really helpful. What I got from my first visit when I was having the worst radiating back pain and spasms I'd ever experienced was a thorough assessment of my pain and body mechanics (not rushed like some places I've been to), really good explanations of what the pathology is, some adjustments that immediately alleviated some of the pain, and some tips and exercises for what to do at home. I worked in a Physio department for several years before medical school. In my experience Ian is not only a skilled practitioner but he's a great guy. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend him to anyone.

Service was great, fast and very friendly! I got a full body massage and it was great! I will be…read moreback!

It was all well, until one of the massage employees took me into a room and literally thought he…read morecould get away with sleeping while giving me a massage on the same spot for 5 minutes. I gave him another chance so i didn't say anything until he moved to my other shoulder and did the same. I knew when i heard his heavy breathing and no pressure and even motion to a point. I asked him if he was tired, he said "oh no" and i asked for another massage from a different person. And he told me "no. Relax" so i got up changed. I asked for a refund and they only gave me 58 of the 65 because the man said he gave me 10 minutes worth of money. Very unhappy. I am an American visiting Australia, and i can tell you, chi link isn't where it's at. My left shoulder is sore lol

I've been in this hospital quite a few times over the years (and several times recently), either to…read morevisit someone else or be a patient myself. The hospital has a new feel to it because it is, relatively - a good decade or so they rearranged and rebuilt the whole complex. I've been in the E.R. (or "triage") a few times (kidneys misbehavin') and it's never fun to be a patient in hospital. However, there are "good" visits where you're seen to quickly and treated well and there are agonizing drawn-out visits where they've run out of beds and you're in the foetal position in a chair. I've experienced both in this hospital in the last two years. If you're ill on a Friday or Saturday night, you won't be seen to in E.R. quickly unless you're in extreme danger as the ward is filled with drunk idiots who've harmed themselves, as well as a few drug addicts who have stumbled into police hands. Generally I find the nurses here to be nice and helpful and the doctors absent-mindedly come and go. Usually during each E.R. visit you can expect to see up to three different doctors, and you have to get them all up to speed on your condition when they first visit. I find this to be a general hospital trend, though (at least in Australia and North America). From a completely different perspective, the pharmacy and the downstairs cafe here rock. I've had the best scones with jam and cream of my life at this cafe and the coffee is excellent, the vibe of the place funky. The last time I was here I noticed the cafe was closed, so I hope they're not shutting it down in favour of the new-ish large food court upstairs (though that's not bad food, either.) Also, the chemist here sells the best local artistic jewellery I've seen in Brisbane. The earrings in the $10-$20 range are fantastic; each is uniquely hand-crafted and the beads/stones are beautiful. Yep, the RBWH is my favourite jewellery store.

As a patient with a cronic back issue I have the unenviable pleasure of having to attend to the ER…read moreon a regular basis. For the most part the staff are as helpful as they can be with someone with a chronic issue . Keeping in mind that this is a public hospital some of the nurses tend to treat chronic issues with disregard and disrespect. If you have the opportunity I would suggest going to another hospital as the RWBH has staff who can be rude and make you only feel worse then you did prior to coming in. A possible cause is it's proximity to the Valley night club district and they have seen their fare share of drug O/Ds and drunk lads passed out. My suggestion to any staff member in any occupation is that if you find that you can no longer do your job with respect and professionalism it's time to find a new career path.