Ayr Hospital - Ayr, Queensland

Sharon S.

What an absolutely fantastic hospital. Accidently sliced my calf and required sutures.

Friendly staff prompt efficient service.

Thankyou and very much appreciated

Sharon Stanton

Paul K.

Filled out the paper work sat down and was called in within 20 minutes. The tests and diagnosis was extremely thorough chest X-rays bloods etc, which led to being admitted late in the afternoon. From that time onwards I was cared for by very devoted, caring, and professional people.
I would like to thank everyone I came in contact with from reception staff, doctors, nurses, cleaning and kitchen staff.
Thier service was extremely professional and caring.

Chris H.

Staff were so supportive as I come off a motorcycle and was experiencing pain. A+

Peter W.

I have just been released from Ayr hospital this morning after a couple of days, i have a very rare disease called Dercums disease which is a very complicated and untreatable condition, i also have a laundry list of co-morbidities which makes diagnosis of other things extremely difficult as it is a fully systemic disease that can and does mimic anything from a heart attack to kidney stones and beyond, and the pain is the worst pain you can imagine, however the emergency room doctors left no stone unturned to make sure that the symptoms i was presenting with were not something other than Dercum's, i must praise and thank every single person i came into contact with during my few stays in hospital, from the head doctor to the cleaners are the most caring wonderful people i have ever came into contact with, their caring and their dedication to their patients is first class and the very best, from the Doctors and Nurses who went above and beyond trying to understand and treat me for a disease that most have never heard of, let alone seen before, to everyone who works at the Ayr Hospital i and my partner thank you from the bottom of our hearts for your wonderful care and attention given to me. I hate going to Hospital but if i must, let it be a Hospital as good as AYR Hospital.

Tam M.

Thank you to everyone who cared for my son during his 24hrs in hospital, i could not fault the professionalism and care from all involved. I cant begin to express my gratitude. My son thought of it as a holiday, loved you all and said thanks so much😊

wr F.

I arrived at the Ayr hospital in a ambulance be-course my i was in excruciating pain in my abdominal and chest. in the er in the Ayr hospital there done a few x rays.
the staff already had the suspicion it is kidney-stones, next day there done a CT scans but remember there done x rays a night before.
OK the doc told me i got a stone from about 6.5 mm and she straight put me on liquid infusion.all what this incompetent doctor looked at it was the stone. she overlooked total the x rays who showed clearly a huge amount of fluid in my lung. now after hours and a few liter if pumping fluid in my body i was not able to lay down or breeze the pain and the breezing was unbearable . why of course all the liquid building up in my bode especially in my lung . next morning i released myself from the hospital care for me it was clear there is something horrible wrong and the medical staff was to incompetent to see it. there disregard the x ray image of my lung totally a competent person would realize the huge amount of fluid building up in my lunge . after i release my self from the hospital care i went a few days later to a local GP .He just downloaded the images there where taken in the Ayr hospital and after a few seconds he realized the fluid build up in my lung. Same x ray image the Ayr Hospital Doctor used and could not read proper or did not wanted to . he started straight the right treatment with getting the fluid out of my Body over a injection and tablets .same night i could finally sleep and breeze normal. All what i can say is i nearly drowned on my own liquid in my lung be course of a incompetent doctor at the Ayr Hospital. remember i got the x- ray images to show and i got the medical file what treatment there done at the Hospital

Kaylene R.

Recently my father was admitted to palliative care at the Ayr hospital. I couldn't fault the care my father was given. Even to the end he was shown the utmost respect, all the care and respect that was shown was greatfully appreciated. Thank you to all the staff involved.

Bree

Absolutely disgraceful towards an elderly patient confined to a wheelchair, he had such frail arms and could barely move the wheelchair along. (his destination would have literally taken an hour by himself) All the staff members KNEW he was struggling and so many simply waved to him as they passed by. Had a non local person not been there to help he would surely have been there quite a while struggling. One incredibly obese nurse said for him to "hurry up" in a joking manner. So instead of any of these lazy people helping a patient out which wouldn't have taken long. He has to rely on strangers helping him out. Get your act together. I imagined myself in his position and felt quite depressed. How sickening.