The frontage of this new(ish) hospital is fairly impressive and you can tell that it's a lovely,…read moreairy, and more importantly clean building. My appointment was with the haematology department which is downstairs in the main building. I found the signage to be adequate and was able to locate the department without getting lost. I had quite a journey to get to the hospital (2 hours) and arrived half an hour early. Despite this I was seen promptly and was back in my car before I should have even been there. The doctor I dealt with was friendly and explained everything to me and listened attentively to my concerns, which is more than could be said for my GP! I had to return the next day and again found the experience to be a stress free one. Parking is pay and display but it's fairly reasonably priced and there are plenty of parking spaces.

I gave birth to my daughter here a year ago and the staff were amazing. Mymidwife even stayed with…read moreme on her break which was lovely. The rooms were lovely and well equipped with a sofa bed for relatives aswell. The food was really nice and I was made to feel very comfortable. The rooms were really clean and it even had an en-suite which was great that I didn't have to share a bathroom. I felt like I was in safe hands which was reassuring.

The stunning grounds and architecture are what make this campus breathtaking. Seeped in history…read moreeverything you find out just makes you want to know more. It started when Mrs Elizabeth Crichton wanted to build the best Lunatic Asylum in Europe using her late husbands money and it seems she got pretty close. In its time free and paying patients were admitted with paying patients having a seemingly great quality of life For 15 shillings ($1.25) a year, a private sleeping room, iron bed, and animal soup were provided. Those who paid £17.50 ($30.00) a year were given a parlor, bathroom, meals with wine and dessert every day, and grouse in season. Each patient had one keeper and the use of a carriage or horse every day. (quoted from PsychiatryOnline.org) These days many of the buildings have a different function and new buildings have emerged developing the site further but the grounds are still maintained to an amazing standard. She originally wanted to create a university but her plans were scuppered. Recently those plans came to life and the campus is now home to students of Glasgow University. The Crichton Memorial Church in the grounds is a stunning building offering a perfect venue for a dream wedding.

attended accupuncture here today, and i was pleasantly surprised with the building. Its situated on…read morea main road so you can reach it off the main roundabouts, you dont need to go through dumfries. The staff were lovely, and Kirsty who did the accupuncture, was great at explaining how it works ets.

Horrendous experience with the medical centre, Complete lack of understanding about my condition…read more,Cluster headaches also known as suicide headaches , 1 doctor out of three in same week helped the condition only for a third to undo the help he gave me . Complete lack of empathy. Forced now to change my practice to get some consistency with the doctor I attend initially as they don't seem to keep a consistent team of doctors in the practice.

The Health Centre has recently been modernised and refurbished as part of the Asda and Tesco…read moreexpansion project. The centre houses a number of different practices and is really clean and modern in decor and outlook. They have recently installed computers to allow you to check in without queueing to speak to the receptionist and the computer system works really well. Waiting times are usually short and the practice nurse is friendly and considerateif you have to go to a doctors may as well be this one!

I was rushed into cross house hospital, I was under miss Yeap and her teams care. I can't thank…read moreher enough, her skills and knowledge where out of this world. She made me feel much better in a traumatic situation. She was very to the point and told me exactly everything that was going to happen next and took her time to explain it all. Honestly can't thank miss Yeap enough for everything she did for me and to ward 4b for their great care, the staff do a brilliant job in there.

I have posted this same review on another review site where they took out the name of the nurse I…read morewas trying to name and shame. My gran was in ward 2b of Crosshouse hospital with a broken hip. Although the hip was healing fine gran had other complications which they seemed ill-equipped to deal with. We found the staff to be uncaring, unprofessional, uninterested and downright unsympathetic to my grans needs. If you asked for help with something they were too busy, but they seemed to have time to congregate and talk about what they were doing at the weekend. My gran was very poorly and did not receive the care she deserved, she has since sadly died. I had a kind of rosy picture of what nursing was like but the nurses in that ward seemed just to be pen pushers, too busy with paperwork and not enough time looking after the sick. I found the staff very obnoxious, the nurses and the auxiliaries, with one nurse in particular called Kathryn who seemed full of her own importance and would give incorrect information on the phone saying things like my gran had a good night, is fine this morning etc. but when my mum went in she found that gran had had the opposite kind of night. It is just so unacceptable that relatives are told this rubbish and totally unacceptable to treat patients in this way. I am so sad at my gran's treatment in ward 2b. it has been a terrible time for our family that my grans last days were so awful for her.

Great new hospital, parking is a bit of an issue, but they are currently extending the carpark to…read moreease this issue and no worse than any other hospital. Good facilities, great staff

This hospital is one of the cleanest in the country - not a bad thing to know in the current…read moreclimate of superbugs - and they do great chips! The staff here do an amazing job and are warm, friendly and well informed. The higher up the ladder you go the more ignorance you encounter but that seems to always be the way. Waiting times are short, the quality of care is great and they are moving towards a more holistic approach to treatment these days. There are no words of praise high enough for the members of the team at Cresswell Maternity department. The wards are immaculate and their assistance invaluable. Extra parking is being added to ease the current parking problems. In the meantime Out Patients can use the dental car park - just collect a token from the desk as you'll need one to exit.

Excellent level of health care when I moved to this practice I couldn't believe the improvement in…read morecare I received compared to my previous doctors