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"X-Ray Appointment"

Update on my x-ray appointment.Had to go Redruth 4days later (earliest appointmentment).Would of been 7days at Falmouth.Then told another 5-6 days for results!.14 days off work on sick pay before i know whots wrong/any tretment can start.If its physio i guess another 7days for that appointment.I won't hesitate in future if iv'e a suspected fracture/break i'll go straight to A&E Treliske.Beyond unacceprable-appaling.Truely shocking.As i stated before xray card was marked urgent & only 1 person in waiting room when i arrived at falmouth?!.

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Response from Falmouth Hospital 7 years ago
Falmouth Hospital
Submitted on 21/11/2016 at 07:25
Published on nhs.uk on 22/11/2016 at 01:31


Whenever possible we will try to see patients referred for x-ray at community hospital locations by their GP on a drop-in basis.

This does depend on pre-booked appointments and the number of patients being referred as emergencies where the hospital additionally has a minor injury unit.

We would recommend patients call ahead so that we can advise on where they will be able to access the earliest appointment.

"We are sorry you are unhappy with the service you've received.

We are unable to comment specifically on individual appointments but if you would like to contact us please email rcht.pals@nhs.net.

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