Everything was good until June and then nothing, seems the same for most of us, ordered 27th of June and since Friday 28th of June been stuck on awaiting dispatch, contacted nearly every day with nothing done, been told its been escalated twice for urgent but don't think it did so don't know what to do now? Could ask for a refund but people don't seem to be getting that either, so I can say I'm very worried at this point 

Awful Hospital my friend went to have surgery. She showed her insurance medical card on 4 visits each time she was told NO need to show it we have you listed with that insurer.
On day of surgery she showed her card.
 Dont worry they told her it is  all agreed with the INSURANCE COMPANY just sign here.
She signed had the surgery. 
Turned out the hospital had made no arrangement with the Insurer and charged her for the full treatment instead of charging her  insurer.
Hospital now saying keeping her money as it is double what the insurer will pay. 
This hospital showing Absolute worst level of customer care. No manager has ever responded to her plea for help.
Hospital has  No concern for my friends mental health which has taken a very bad turn over this.
 I will hold the hospital accountable for anything bad that happens.

Awful system,just puts the pressures on A&E as that's where your told to go or phone 111.Getting an appointment nigh on impossible.
My wife's wrist was hurting and needed an appointment but using Anima was told to go to A&E so we went to Sevenoaks and waited a total of 4 hours,They were inundated by people who were sent there by using this unfit for purpose web site.Every seat was taken,great environment for catching anything that's going.
The staff were overun.People had to leave without being seen
All that was needed was a doctors appoinment and being referred to an X ray department with anappointment time.
Anima is not fit for purpose and good luck to anyone who manages to see their own doctor.

Only one bathroom so always a line that takes up time to wait, the staff is horrible and rude, especially one hispanic woman (I won't share name, but she works at Diamond Bar location as well). She was literally speaking loudly with another staff and cursing about something personal while people were testing.
Equipment is glitchy, slow and freezes which makes an already stressful experience so much worse! Lastly, many people come take tests here for different things so it's super distracting when they are fumbling with papers, binders and calculators for their tests which allow this while I was trying to read long paragraphs and concentrate for my test.  I think Prometrics should NOT be used as a vendor considering all the horrible experiences have reported over years now 

Hayley Warrilow and PALS and NHS Foundation are covering for the Maxillo Facial department at Torbay Hospital who yanked out an implant (by my chin when meant to be by the right-angle to the back of my jaw), without care and which has left my face in a state of disrepair - my cheek always looks swollen, having lost its elasticity, and my skin is hanging loose on my neck. They not only failed to provide follow-up procedures, so that my face wouldn't be left in this state, but omitted the details of the operation from my medical-notes so that it appeared as if the operation had never been. This same surgeon, while performing her medieval expertise, then (without permission) took my right-jaw down in weight by injecting it with a toxin (there is a scar where the injection was made).

This is following a jaw-break where their surgeon, Mr. Douglas, initially fitted the broken-jaw back together incorrectly  - it was misaligned and he then refused to carry out reparatory work, afterwards.

Many years later, an NHS-linked private surgeon called Dr. Nasser of Harley Street in London (despite letters with clear illustrations) went an placed medpor implants into two areas of my face which weren't anywhere near the areas in requirement of reconstruction. He has done immense damage.

There has been a huge cover-up of this matter by Torbay, as Ms Warrilow refuses to investigate. 

Cricketfield Surgery in Newton Abbot were also sheepish when approached about the matter and have since been obtuse regarding every element of healthcare, also obviously involved in the cover-up - the person more recently to carry on the pretence, is Amy Baker, and who is the practice manager at Cricketfield.

So, DO NOT go to Torbay Hospital for surgery to the face. You can pick which hospital to attend and there are others which might possibly do a better job. Exeter, also make excuses and so I wouldn't go there either - they didn't strike me as particularly professional. Many surgeons in the South West are failed private-surgeons and are not trained to a very high degree. Andrew McClennan didn't even turn up to any of the consultations; the model registrar Gabrielle Baniyulite politely palmed me away and Michael Esson simply avoided answering any questions which could point to criminal activity on the part of Torbay Hospital before persisting in contradicting himself.

Liars, paid-criminals - call them what you want. Don't go near Torbay and if at all possible avoid Cricketfield.

'Common' is not intelligence or status or education related or even speaking badly and swearing sometimes doesn't equate to being common; rather, it's a gutter way of treating people. You could be a member of royalty and be common. It's a rare, unfortunate trait in about one out of every five-hundred or so people and for some reason primary and secondary care at doctor and surgery level appear to be made up of such common types. Seriously, why would anyone bang pots and pans to honour rubbishy scum - they should have used lids to old metal trash-cans; would have been more to the point, contextually.

Such lowlifes. And these people actually want pay-rises and pats on the back. Socialists are evil weirdos, though (bring to mind Nazis and communists). Definitely these scumbags are anything but professional. I'll fetch some more names soon, and wing them up on here.

It is also the case, as has been circulating, that Hayley Warilow covers up cases where surgeons, namely female ones,  fondle patients when asleep during their operations.

I’m writing to share an extremely frustrating and disappointing experience with Dr. Davarpanah and Sutter Health that raises serious concerns about their approach to both patient care and billing practices. I went in for what was supposed to be a routine annual exam, only to find out that discussing personal health concerns—even related to existing conditions—is not allowed unless it’s billed as a separate office visit. Seriously? What’s the point of an annual exam if you’re not even allowed to talk about your health?
To make matters worse, I was charged nearly $400 because the doctor on her own decided to increase the dosage of a medication I was already taking. I never brought this up, and it certainly wasn’t based on any recent lab work. The decision was made using outdated blood tests from over a year and a half ago—even though my numbers have remained stable year after year. That’s not just arbitrary—it’s irresponsible.
This entire experience felt impersonal, unfair, and frankly, like a blatant money grab. It’s deeply troubling to see a healthcare system more focused on padding bills than providing thoughtful, patient-centered care. And forget not, Sutter Health is a nonprofit organization. Or should they be called only for profit by scamming the patients they are supposed to treat. If this is how they treat someone trying to proactively manage their health, I fear for how they handle more serious issues.

It’s now been nearly seven months. I’ve been bounced from department to department. I was told an “ethics committee” reviewed the case and stood by the charge. But no one ever contacted me for my side of the story. How can a review be fair when the patient is excluded entirely? The process has been completely opaque and lacking in accountability.
At this point, I feel morally obligated to speak out. In my opinion, Dr. Davarpanah’s actions were unethical, and my trust in both her and Sutter Health is gone. I strongly advise others to think carefully before entrusting their care to this provider or this healthcare system. I will not be returning.


I waited over 3 hours on none emergency number I gave up I'm probably dead by time this posted. Bye bye

These scammers will hound you, using multiple telephone numbers.  I block one, they call on another. Pretending to give me a yearly in-home visit for free. I am talking to the police to possibly set up an appointment so we can get some info on why they can't take no for an answer. 

Had the worse experience of any medical appointment I have ever had. 

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