Moorfields Anmeldelser 85

I had cataracts about 2 yrs ago and since the end of 2025 could not see properly hence opticians referred me for yag laser as was bad in both eyes. St. George’s moorfields could not see me for at least 6 months for laser which takes about 6mins. I was getting headaches using magnifying glass and still having trouble seeing and was very depressed. Just on a state pension I had to take out a credit card to have this done privately which I found disgusting. I have just received letter for appointment in 4 was time and then would still have to wait for treatment!!!!

Our son, who is Autistic with ADHD, intellectual disability, and anxiety was seen today by Dr Ameenat Solebo (Lola) and Merve Aydemir at Moorfields, City Road, London. Considering our son hates change and really struggles ordinarily in unfamiliar settings and has diagnosed selective mutism, he was able to cope beyond any of our expectations. Their demeanour with him was incredible. Our son has been seeing specialists for his vision for over half his life, he has only ever been able to communicate by pointing at picture images, there are many of his school staff and professionals involved with his care who have never heard him speak. Today he was able to sound out letters and vocalise responses to Merve. She didn't pressure him, she gently encouraged and praised him. We were able to get scans and pressure tests done as well as a full examination.
Thank you so much for the excellent level of care.

"I had a fantastic experience during my recent appointment. The entire staff was wonderful and took great care of me.

A special shout-out to the amazing Pam, who conducted my 3-hour Electrophysiology exam. She is an incredible person and an outstanding professional. I couldn't have asked for better care!"

Voluntary nurse worker anne was so lovely supported my mum .all the way to her eye surgery.holding her hand in surgery.carming mum.thank you so much for your support and kindness.

Sadly very very disappointing. Was expecting so much from this hospital. Adnexal appointment a complete waste of time. They just don't realise or care how this kind of injury can affect you mentally or physically. Will never be able to leave my house without Hugh sunglasses again because of how deformed I look but they just weren't sympathetic. The exam was thorough and professional but I felt patronised and judged. They said there was something that could be done but they wanted me to remain under the care of a local doctor who was lovely but didn't understand the sheer fear of being seen like this either. They couldn't wait to discharge me and prescribed drops which you had to wait an hour to collect. Gave up waiting as had a three hour trip home. Was told to go private by GP and did, fall injury, made the problem 10 times worse. Sewn up outer eyes, drooping lids, lids turning outwards. Spend around £10000 in the end to look deformed. So after following nhs advice I now look 10 tomes worse and will live my life isolated and alone forever. The nhs just doesn't care about some people when they ll go to the ends of the earth for others. I'm the unlucky one. If I hadn't taken the well meaning advice of my GP maybe I wouldn't be up all night rubbing my eyes, desperate for sleep and so embarrassed I stand at my front door trembling when someone knocks the door. I am socially impaired and autistic, with this I feel like my life is completely over, not that I had much of one anyway but at least I could look in the mirror. Not any more.

There is always a problem getting a follow up appointment, even if the hospital request an appointment for a specified time period. My 88 years old mother is due to have a follow up appointment in 6 weeks time. Today when I contacted the hospital I was told the appointment could be in another 7 months time or longer.

Truly abysmal service from what is supposed to be the best eye hospital in the world. I have serious concerns over my single sight monofocal cataract surgery outcome. 3 separate serious injuries were caused entirely by poor surgery. It has taken weeks to diagnose and now my sight is WORSE than before the surgery and deteriorating. Do not put your trust in what apparently is a simple surgery carried out by proficient surgeons in this hospital as clearly the junior surgeons are not sufficiently experienced to carry out even simple cataract surgery. Contact me for the name of the surgeon to avoid at all costs.

I am writing this review to highlight concerns about patient rights and informed consent during my treatment at Moorfields Hospital (Old Street).
One of the most important principles in healthcare is that patients should be able to make informed decisions about their treatment. In my case, I did not feel that I was given sufficient balanced information or adequate time to consider alternatives before being advised to undergo eye surgery. I was told that without the procedure I could risk losing my sight, which created significant fear and urgency. While I understand that doctors must explain risks, I personally felt under pressure rather than supported in making a calm, fully informed choice.
After the procedure, I experienced ongoing symptoms and had questions about the nature of the incision and the necessity of certain post-operative treatments, including eye drops and laser-based interventions. I would have appreciated clearer explanations regarding the purpose, risks, and expected outcomes of these treatments.
I was also approached on several occasions about participating in experience or research-related activities. While teaching and research are valuable in medical settings, consent for such involvement should feel entirely voluntary and free from pressure. In my situation, I did not always feel fully comfortable.
My intention in sharing this is not to discourage treatment, but to stress the importance of:
Clear and balanced explanations of risks, benefits, and alternatives
Sufficient time to consider surgery without feeling rushed
Transparent communication about post-operative treatments
Fully voluntary and informed consent for research involvement
Patients should feel respected, heard, and empowered throughout their care. I hope this feedback encourages stronger communication practices and reinforces the importance of informed consent at every stage of treatment.

I recently had a cataracts op and a new lens put in my right eye in December and the care and treatment were outstanding.
I have been a patient at Moorfields for 25 years with glaucoma and have never had any negative experiences with anything to do with this hospital.
It is widely recognised as one of the best eye hospitals in the world and I personally feel that the care and treatment that I have received completely back this hospitals reputation up.

Treatment and tests at Stratford and City excellent. A voice mail call today to cancel my next appointment in 3 days with promise
of appointment tomorrow but no times given. Call back promised within the hour but nothing forthcoming. It is impossible to reach them by phone, they never have an "agent" available. I also sent a text but no reply yet.

A/E Check In Nice lady They Check My Eye Left Which Was injected on 15th Jan 26. By Thyreapy unit 3rd floor hurried inexperienced Nuses inject my blood vessle bust was blood shot in Pain for few day's)
The A/E Dr Were Great He Rearsure me it will Clear ,Steal in pain,Was Only At The Hospital for 2hrs Great Service
Thanks😂

very bad experience doctors breach of duty did not take my eye surgery serious at bedford hospital my name usha kumari was told your retana tear will heel by its self this is normal dont worry about it

I have recently had cataract surgery at moorfields elder unit in St Georges Tooting.
It has been hugely successful for me and I am extremly greatful.It is a very busy unit and I felt I was dealt with fairness and politness along the journey to the day of the surgery.
I would like to thank those whose care I was under consultant Mr S Bhermi ,Dr. P.Withrington,Nurse Lilly, and all the team there who helped along the way.
Thank You
Stephen Glee

I just hd to write to thank Monohor in Optometry for taking my call.
I lost my contact lenses last week (both of them) and having to use 2 yr old lenses with my cataracts and glaucoma.
He was very thorough in his questioning before reordering for me.
Extremely impressed!

Excellent hospital with exceptional staff, both specialists and administrators. I have attended clinic 4 for many years.
It is let down, however, by the Booking service - outsourced, perhaps - where I have endured since Dec 2023, Mary George Eliku under Brenda Howard supervision, countless deferred appointments; cancellation; referral to wrong departments. This situation is ongoing.
Maria Wendall, Pals, has proved useless when approached which begs the question, who are these people acting for.

My son has been attending here for 8 years but they have never ever noticed my son is colour blind, he has failed all peripheral vision tests for years and still doesn’t have a diagnosis he is partially sighted in one eye and when I visited last I asked what’s next? She said nothing….. just tell him to turn his head more when he crosses the road!? Welcome to the nhs!

I am having treatment at Moorfields city road for some years now.
April 2024 had a corner Graf the surgery was excellent on my right eye but took tell March 2025 for all the stitches to come out.
Then they said I will need cataract surgery now but I June they now say my eye pressure is too high and put me on drops and tablets and for 2 weeks the pressure went down from 32 to 21.
This is my problem that was just 2 weeks put now they say it’s still to high so on 25 July 2025 I am having Insertion of aqueous shunt and Scleral graft surgery.
I think this is unnecessary surgery I have look online and there are a lot of side effects and on going complications but they won’t do the cataract first I have 1 in 60 sight in both eyes and if I had the cataract done I will have my sight back then if the pressure goes up then do the other surgery I am trying to save the NHS some money but they won’t give me the choice not happy about this.

Moorfields at Ealing Hospital is a busy but efficient clinic and staffed by specialists.

I accompanied a relative there in June. He was seen by Dr Ameeta Kumar who was exceptionally professional, thorough and clear and concise in her explanation of the problem and possible treatments. She has outstanding interpersonal skills.

I would recommend both the service and the clinicians.

Excellent service. The initial appointment making process after GP referral was painful and protracted but once at the clinic the service was faultless and now on annual recall so no need to request appointment via GP.

I was attending Moorfields City Road for a course of eye injections as treatment for a macular occlusion. Overall I received 4 injections, the first one being perfect but, unfortunately, the pain and distress levels increased dramatically over the following 3. This reached a point during injection 4 where it seemed more like I was in a medieval torture chamber rather than a supposedly modern hospital. The pain and distress caused me to decide immediately that I will no longer seek treatment at Moorfields. I will obtain a referral to another hospital and discuss options there.
Moorfields is a dreadful place and my strong advice is not to go there.