Ingham Health Services - Ingham, Queensland

Ingham Health Services, located at Address: 2-16 Mcilwraith St, Ingham QLD 4850, Australia, is a reputable general hospital. The hospital can be reached by phone at 747203000 and their website is health.qld.gov.au. This institution offers a range of services and facilities, including on-site services, wheelchair-accessible car park, wheelchair-accessible entrance, wheelchair-accessible toilet, toilet, credit cards, and NFC mobile payments.

The hospital has received 27 reviews on Google My Business, with an average rating of 2.8/5. Patients have expressed their appreciation for the skilled staff, particularly midwife Kelly Geddes, who has been praised for her dedication and expertise in ensuring the well-being of her patients. Ingham Health Services has been recognized for providing a safe and reliable healthcare experience.

👍 Reviews of Ingham Health Services

Rebecca M.

5/5

After having my 1st daughter and now going to have my 2nd daughter, I wouldn’t of went back to Ingham hospital without our midwife Kelly Geddes. She is very thoughtful about our wellbeing and puts our babies heath ahead of her own. I have always been made to feel safe and well looked after. She is an excellent midwife who knows what she is doing. You know with pregnancy anything can go wrong but I have complete faith and trust in Kelly Geddes. I don’t think the midwife’s get the credit they deserve. She is a great assets to the Ingham Hospital.

Amber L.

5/5

The midwives are such amazing ladies. Specifically Jodie & Kelly. I had my first bub at Ingham hospital & couldn't have asked for a better team to be by my side 💚

Karen

1/5

Ring a doorbell outside and wait!! Was then asked via a drive thru speaker “can I help you with something”...ummm maybe an emergency. Told be with you soon, so what am I supposed to do in the meantime?….stand outside a freaking door watching 2 nurses talk amongst themselves 5 meters away all while blood is running down my leg and I can barely stand? Seriously!!

Megan E.

1/5

If I could give less than 1 star I would. VERY few of the nurses are lovely. The rest could not care less. This is the only emergency room where you have to first ask permission to even get in the door. NOTHING is an emergency at this hospital. When my mother presented with a migrain the nurse Shelly was speaking extremely loudly, when i asked if she could lower her voice i was told "Probably not." She continued to be extremely rude and loud (not ideal when suffering migraine). After an hour of waiting i asked if it would be much longer before anybody saw my mother to be told "it will be awhile yet, we only have 2 drs." There was ONE other patient in the so called, 'emergency' department, who was sitting on a bed talking to the nurses, 4 nurses walking around, and at least one dr sitting at a computer. We promptly left and went to our GP who was able to see mum and give her pain relief immediately. Ingham hospital is an absolute joke. If you have an actual immergency i suggest driving to literally ANY other hospital.

Tammi B.

4/5

Excellent staff and cleanliness.
Thank you to the team.
Need more staff to meet patient numbers.

K C.

1/5

Disappointed with attention to detail during recent visit to Emergency Dept on 1/1/24. I had to repeat my issue to 3 different "nurses", the 3rd time I asked had she referred to my chart as I had told 2 previous "nurses" of my issue. I was told that those 2 "nurses" had gone off shift. So what, read my chart.
Very disappointing effort by these "front line workers"

Peter R.

5/5

I had to visit the Ingham Hospital Emergency Department on Saturday night. I could see the staff there were very busy with other issues. They looked after me as soon as they could & answered any queries I had as quickly as they could. Was put into the ward for overnight observation & was looked after there as promptly & as well as possible.

David W.

1/5

I believed I had a blood clot as I have had them before and know how they present. Went to the ED at Ingham Hospital and waited two and a half hours to be seen. Not a big deal but when the female doctor (Sarah) came in she just said, without any examination, that I did not have a blood clot because I was on blood thinners. She did not even examine me. She could tell I was not satisfied with her conduct and arrogantly said "what do you expect us to do" I said I wanted an ultrasound but she said coldly "we don't have any ultrasound here." Being a Saturday I thought she meant on weekends, so I asked if I could get one on Monday". She condescendingly replied they never do ultrasounds at the hospital. She then wrote a referral to a private imaging centre. I am on a pension and wanted to know if they bulked billed. Her terse reply "ring them up and ask them". I would have received better treatment from a witch doctor. At least I would have gotten a song and ritual dance out of him.