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Ambulance Services

Lister Hospital Emergency Department

Lister Hospital Emergency Department is a leading medical facility located in Stevenage, England. The hospital provides top-notch ambulance services and is equipped to handle emergency situations of all kinds. With a team of highly trained medical professionals, Lister Hospital Emergency Department is committed to providing the best possible care to patients in need. Whether it's a minor injury or a life-threatening condition, the hospital is equipped to handle any situation with the utmost care and attention.

Introduction to Lister Hospital Emergency Department

Lister Hospital Emergency Department has been providing top-notch emergency medical services for over 40 years. Their goal is to provide quality care to patients in their time of need. What sets this hospital apart is their state-of-the-art equipment and highly trained staff.

Services & products

Lister Hospital Emergency Department offers a wide range of services including ambulance services, emergency medical care, and critical care. They have a team of experienced doctors and nurses who can offer quick and efficient care to patients in need.

Location

Lister Hospital Emergency Department is located in Stevenage, England. The area is known for its beautiful parks and gardens. The hospital is in the East Hall Block of Lister Hospital and is easily accessible by public transportation. The closest public transportation options are Stevenage Rail Station (1.2 miles), Stevenage Bus Station (1.4 miles), and Stevenage Old Town (1.5 miles).

Benefits

Lister Hospital Emergency Department is a great choice for emergency medical care because of their experienced staff and modern equipment. They also have a reputation for providing quality care to their patients.

Good to know

Patients should be aware that Lister Hospital Emergency Department is only equipped to handle emergency situations. For non-emergency situations, patients should go to their primary care physician or a walk-in clinic.

Reviews

Customers have praised Lister Hospital Emergency Department for their friendly and efficient staff. Many have appreciated the quick response time and quality care they received during their emergency medical situations.

Amenities

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    24-hour availability
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    paramedic staff
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    advanced life support
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    wheelchair accessibility
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    stretcher accessibility
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    cardiac care
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    oxygen supply
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    medical equipment
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    emergency response
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    trauma care
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    critical care
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    emergency transport
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    iv therapy
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    on-site diagnostics

FAQ

What is the average response time for your ambulance services in emergency situations?

Our average response time for ambulance services is approximately 8 minutes in emergency situations.

What level of training do your paramedics and emergency medical technicians have?

Our paramedics and emergency medical technicians are highly trained and certified to provide advanced life support services. They receive ongoing training and education to stay up-to-date with the latest medical techniques and technologies.

Do you accept insurance for ambulance services, and if so, which providers?

Yes, we do accept insurance for ambulance services. We work with a wide range of insurance providers, including but not limited to, Bupa, AXA PPP, Aviva, Vitality and Cigna.

What types of equipment and medical supplies are available on your ambulances?

Our ambulances are equipped with a wide range of medical supplies and equipment, including advanced cardiac life support equipment, defibrillators, oxygen, and various medications. We also have stretchers, backboards, and other equipment to safely transport patients.

Are your ambulance services available 24/7, and what areas do you cover?

Yes, our ambulance services are available 24/7 and we cover a wide area in Stevenage and surrounding areas. We prioritize emergency situations and respond as quickly as possible to ensure patients receive the care they need in a timely manner.

Reviews

  • Navneet Patel

    Worse ever service Came 4pm and just got the blood taken Still waiting at 11:55 pm to see the doctor Unorganised service provided by so called professionals staffs Still they strike for more money

    26-05-2023

  • Lesley Bodman

    I was here from 2 pm on Friday until 6.00 am on Saturday when I was admitted. The place was madly busy - the staff were superb and amazingly patient, but there just aren't enough of them, nor were there enough treatment rooms or porters. Some blood tests having to be taken to Addenbrookes and then having to wait for results. Only one A&E to cover an unacceptably large area. One of the doctors took a patient to xray - great use of her time and expertise! Nurses had to wander around the packed and noisy waiting room calling peoples' names and waiting for them - why no communications system as GP surgeries have? Entitled adults whining to nurses that they had been there 2 hours and trying to jump the queue. One woman said she was so appalled at the wait that she was taking her daughter home - why was she there in the first place then? Why are the Tories telling us they are increasing the numbers of doctors being trained while at the same time some universities have cut the number of places? Why do nursing students no longer get a bursary and why do junior doctors have to pay thousands of pounds to study and sit extra exams to increase their expertise? This situation is not the fault of the staff - remember this when you vote in the next government! Stop whinging! Take a hot drink and something to eat and something to do - everyone is aware of the waiting times!

    08-05-2023

  • Nela Vlad

    Unacceptable waiting time! I just return with my 5 yo from A&E after aprox 7h of waiting and still nobody could see us.

    29-04-2023

  • S G

    Went in with complications from a brain tumour. Initial waiting time wasn't bad - about half an hour. Quite poor care after that. . Several times I asked the doctor and whatever nurses I could find as I wandered the corridor, and even the receptionist, for pain killers but none came. Was mocked by some nurses for only asking for paracetamol. 'Specialist' thought my tumour-induced hemianopia(vision loss) was a loss of taste and smell and wanted to do a covid test.Was discharged after about 7 hours with no care plan and told to go to a proper hospital. Self medicated at home with prescription drugs I had left over in the cupboard. I didn't die and I am now in the care of a 'proper' hospital.

    29-04-2023

  • Anuj Kumar

    Emergency department is a joke here!!! Extremely disappointed. We did wait for 5 hours, no sign of any doctor. Receptionist was highly unprofessional and rude. Why do they stick many posters saying “please be polite to our staff”. Really? Please teach your staff to be professional and polite to patients/visitors then won’t need to stick unnecessary notice saying “Please be polite to our staff”. We observed many patients leaving the department without seeing the doctor due to long hours wait and highly inefficient and unprofessional process and staff!!!

    29-04-2023

  • Swelled

    29-01-2023

  • Hussein Alali

    29-12-2022

  • Mr Sline

    Not a bad service, fast and effective. In and out in six hours with treatment.

    29-12-2022

  • Jean Sebastian

    I was a patient in the accident and emergency department ie Major Unit and AMU1 yellow assessment unit on the 31st August till the 1st September. I had the best care from all staff despite the units being extremely busy. The staff are a credit to the Lister Hospital.

    29-09-2022

  • Leven Martinov

    We waited there 6 hours and after we couldn't see doctors. My wife miscarriage that day. They said no gynecologist because almost finished works hours. I m so angry. if they want to tax we paid but if we need help no one care us.

    29-08-2022