St Vincent S Hospital Sydney — Hospital in Darlinghurst

Reviews of St Vincent S Hospital Sydney

• Seth

  Added 2015.11.10

  Cannot speak highly enough about the staff in the emergency department. Incredibly efficient and compassionate.
• Abigail

  Added 2015.03.11

  Off-street, public parking available. Bus stop for 389 service from the CBD is two minutes walk from the main entrance.
• Timothy

  Added 2014.05.14

  Best ED experience I have had, the care by both nurses and doctors was exceptional. Very grateful for their help
• Lucas

  Added 2014.03.21

  My partner was recently in ward 10 south for 3 weeks and the staff were wonderful. They went above and beyond the call of duty particularly Meg, Nell.....all of them. I'm sorry I can't remember all their names. Wish I'd thought to write them all down. You know who you are. :-) We'd also like to say that the food was excellent. A huge difference from what hospitals used to be in our young days. Thank you all you lovely people.
• Brandon

  Added 2014.01.07

  Spent a few days admitted to the Coronary Care Unit (CCU) and was impressed by the knowledge and expertise of the world class specialists who provide state-of-the-art patient care.
• Zachary

  Added 2014.01.02

  Note how private hospital reviews on top hiding public hospital reviews below. Do triage nurses only help patients with a lot of wages? Well it seems millennial self entitled women do & that was the case last night when I came in with excruciating pain about 11/10 & was told to get back to the waiting room from this very uncaring & aloof triage nurse. I heard many horror stories from patients in there of others being there for 5 to 6 hours waiting with only about 2 doctors working there. Seems liberal govt are sabotaging Medicare indirectly after all! Finally I told her that I had called the hospital before & was told I should be seeing a doctor immediately if i was in excruciating pain. I didn’t mind waiting a bit but this young woman would have had me waiting for ages in excruciating pain as I can read from other reviews of “pull your head in” & other invalidating remarks. Double standard: they get easily offended yet like to offend. She cried to the other male nurses for sympathy & has some of them wrapped around her finger as was evident she’s done this manipulative behaviour before. Finally a young male nurse comes with 2 security guards & says I have to be escorted to a doctor because she is female & I may be violent with her too. I couldn’t believe how he put it so naturally I told him “I had every right to be angry with that particular triage nurse & wasn’t swearing or being rude” & then he said I didn’t have any right & said my speech was violent! {# USA snowflakes need safe space because they cant handle truth or free speech, enjoy Milo in Dec}. I explained to him that just because I was angry with one entitled aloof triage nurse didn’t mean I would do that to everyone else in the hospital. However young hero boy’s intention was to try & shame me with 2 security guards who seemed slightly amused by the whole deal & I explained to them the situation & they looked embarrassed & said sorry mate we are just doing what we are told. At the end of the night when male hero/cuck boyfriend of triage nurse had poisoned the minds of the guards they were a bit colder with me when exiting as was the other male triage buddy of that guy too who was initially nice to me. Regardless the male doctor & the lady who did the exam was very good & professional unlike the girl that shouldn’t have a job as a triage nurse if she can’t handle some upset from a male who is in excruciating pain, that’s what she’s paid for otherwise be sacked from the hospital & go back to playing with your mobile & updating your facebook pages dear. Sadly many men come to rescue entitled women like that. movie ‘observe & report’ At least blond felt some violation but a triage nurse who is supposed to handle upsets in emergency & a patient being upset that he should see a doctor immediately has no excuse for tears or blaming or shaming the patient. Ergo mild anger being in huge pain without being rude doesn’t warrant her feeling entitled to cry & shame an older male. When I was young, I respected elders but these days with entitled women in the zeitgeist of music with irresponsibility like Taylor Swifts “look what you made me do” type of programming for these young people has turned them all into whiny self entitled selfish & uncaring creeps. I am saddened to think that these people are our future carers when we get older & if you are poor or a pensioner & have to rely on these people it will be a very cruel place in the future with manipulative people not caring about others if they aren’t paid a lot of money like a private hospital. Don’t be so greedy & do your damn job is what I should have said! I’m sorry that I even bothered to initially apologize to her for her being upset at me saying i was in pain & needed to see the doctor in a loud voice. Sadly that young entitled woman will not get fired but will probably rise to the ranks because of her emotional manipulation to gullible young males.
• Wyatt

  Added 2013.05.27

  Efficient, responsive and professional Emergency Unit staff. Literally, life-savers.
• Caleb

  Added 2013.05.24

  My husband received absolute top notch care and I am so grateful. Thank you to all of the staff at St Vincents!