Brookfields Hospital

The care I received at Brookfields was wonderful. I found them very caring and kind. They helped me to walk again with consistent exercises checking each day my progress. Thank you very much.

I was under the impression that this was a hospital where people went to be rehabilitated following accidents/injuries. I am incredibly disappointed to find that 9 days later, my mother, following a broken hip and two weeks in Addenbrookes, has only had 2.5 hours of physio. She spends 23 hours a day in bed or sitting in a chair in solitary confinement with no company until the limited visiting hours come along. Some of the staff are kind and friendly. The meals are cold when they arrive so even that isn't something to look forward to. Although the place is kept clean and comfortable…

I have MS and have mixed views of Brookfields Hospital. Addenbrooke’s physiotherapist advised me to go there to get back to walking a little after an attack of sever sepsis. I had one session in the gym and i think 2 10 minutes with the untrained, but experienced, assistants on the ward. I have yo admit to bed blocking for the last few days of my 1 week stay but by anystNdards this was not proper physio support. I was licky i had my own wheelchair and could mobilize with that but the other people eith me were mot so lucky. While i can slam the physio support the ward carers worked patie…

Last review declined and advised to call PALS but they have not responded to my email. The rehab here is not non existent, out 5 weeks, one physio session has been beneficial other just ask carers if patient has been mobile. Now they are pushing my Mum to go home without basics in place. We asked for advice re other options. They said we would have a meeting but it never happened. It was pointless accepting this rehab place after hospital as rehab has been mostly non existent.