"Disabled visitors need help!"

Anything else?

I was born in this Hospital, and have used it all my life, so i am going to be a bit protective over it! My Mother has COPD, and had to go to Ambulatory care a few weeks ago, apparently this is a trial that they were doing, I couldn't complain about the care at all. Quick, Friendly, Knowledgeable, and if it was done in the MAU, i am sure it would of been more than one day! i have no issues or cause to complain about the care, and the service of staff, My gripe is with Disabled Parking, and Wheelchairs. My Mother spent 3 days in Stanhoe ward last week, it is so difficult to get a disabled space at peak times. Then when you do get one, there is no wheelchair to take Mother for some "fresh air" I know they cost a lot of money, but surely the ones where you put a pound in the slot to release are a good move? I know you have a few now, but if you increased the amount, then had a chair return system, like a trolley park in the car park, its a no brainer! Porters could look 2/3 times a day and return the chairs to base. Apart from that, keep up the good work!