Clock View Hospital, Mental Health Clinic located at 2a Oakhouse Park, Liverpool L9 1EP, UK Book an appointment or need answers to a question, please feel free to contact us by phone 0151 330 7200

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christine stone

1 Google Rating

Horrific... wouldnt put me worst enemy in there... just absolute joke.. Begged them to let people kn

1/ 5

Horrific... wouldnt put me worst enemy in there... just absolute joke.. Begged them to let people know that my children where home alone... was ignored... I think this place thrives on staff ignoring belittling humiliating and leaving patients to it... wandering into each others rooms... stay away.. its a nasty place.. staf f dont care

Dennis McNamee

4 Google Rating

I landed on Morris ward in April 2019, remembering the first few days but being moved to Picu a coup

4/ 5

I landed on Morris ward in April 2019, remembering the first few days but being moved to Picu a couple of wks later. I had an acute water infection when I'd landed. I was restrained on the picu many times, my wrists twisted up prison style, my feet didn't touch the ground on the way to my room. The staff undertake unarmed combat, I believe, I remember ward round taking place when I was in room 1 and my begging my psychiatrist to move me back to Morris ward, which they did do eventually. All my clothes had been stolen, I was getting acufazed all the time so wasn't able to carry out these chores.

Bernadette Maguire

5 Google Rating

They all do a very good job i do know that ok

5/ 5

They all do a very good job i do know that ok

Karl Murphy

5 Google Rating

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5/ 5

Kingkarl 77jofski41 we love u alluh 2 every1 of the staff K.l.f.

Snufkin Finn

1 Google Rating

My husband was transferred to this hospital aiming for better services but we were very very disappo

1/ 5

My husband was transferred to this hospital aiming for better services but we were very very disappointed that the service of mental health ward was so poor. Treating patients like animals, without dignity. For example, ward staff wanted to prevent my husband from committing suicide, he was being taken off his upper clothes and only allowed to have a thin bedsheet. My husband was begging to have his clothes back and this was allowed until approaching visiting time as to prevent the patient's family from seeing what they were doing. The consultant psychiatrist, the nursing staff is subjectively and judgemental, he did not listen to the concerns of patients and relatives. A hospital is a place to treat patients, not a place to imprison patients. My husband was hospitalized for more than 2 months except for seeing doctors, clinical psychologists and nurses. There are no other activities and treatments. Last time, he was hospitalized in another mental health ward with a lot of activities like Occupational therapy, meditation, etc. One time, my husband saw the doctor. The doctor told him that I had nothing to help you at the moment but continued to leave my husband in the hospital for over a month! What kind of treatment is this? I understand the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. Nursing staff have a heavy workload, but they should maintain the quality of care.

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