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.

Been my GP since the day I was born (literally). I obviously see a different doctor now as the…read moreoriginal GP retired many years ago. Always wonderful service, wouldn't dream of going anywhere else.

This hospital was the worst place i have ever been to, a year ago my daughter bronwen was admitted…read morewith heart problems, she was on life support for a short time as well...one dr called Dr siri not sure if that is the correct spelling but she wanted to pull the plug on my daughter..the battle with her and staff was on..a year has passed and my daughter is doing great...Dr siri you should be ashamed of yourself. And sacked.

Absolutely love this hospital. The service is great and doctors are extremely competent and…read moreknowledgeable. Prince Charles has once of the best cardiothoracic departments in Australia. Although the hospital is relatively small compared to RBWH and PA, it still does the job.

Sometimes I feel really passionate about writing reviews for companies similar to QML. They're not…read morethe type of thing that get written reviews very often, but sometimes it's the type of thing you need to know about. My doctor asked me to get my blood tested around 8am, so I headed to the QML in Nundah around then. It was nice and quiet, I was the only person in there, I was in and out within 15 minutes. Yes, yes. This is how it should be - but is it really like that often? Usually I have to wait among screaming kids and too noisy daytime television shows. But it was peaceful, fast, and the lady who took my blood was pretty friendly (look not as good as the lady I had at Chermside QML but she was exceptional). This QML is also in the same complex as Nundah Medical Centre. Also an orthodontist if that's what you need. It opens at 6am weekdays and is also open Saturdays. Oh, and before I forget to mention - the needle was great. Well, as great as a needle can be. Hardly felt a thing. I always fear the needle coming out. There's this weird feeling that makes me nauseous when a needle comes out. But none of that this time! Didn't feel a thing! Well done, Nundah QML. Well done indeed.