The Stars Appeal at Salisbury District Hospital serves as a vital fundraising initiative focused on enhancing patient care through improved facilities and resources within the hospital setting. This charitable organization aims to elevate the standard of healthcare through community support while promoting awareness about critical needs within the hospital environment. By engaging with local donors and volunteers alike—Stars Appeal drives impactful change that benefits both patients and staff at Salisbury District Hospital alike! Join us in making a difference—discover ways you can contribute by visiting our website today!

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Peter Lawrence

5 Google Rating

Salisbury District Hospital is why people love the NHS. Hardworking staff who are dedicated to helpi

5/ 5

Salisbury District Hospital is why people love the NHS. Hardworking staff who are dedicated to helping people. The 'Stars Appeal' is a classic example of the hospital and it's supporters trying to make up the lack of funding from the current government.

Pooo Weee

5 Google Rating

Great hospital a lot better than Bath and you can park

5/ 5

Great hospital a lot better than Bath and you can park

Martyn Egerton

5 Google Rating

They do so much for the hospital. Can't praise them enough.

5/ 5

They do so much for the hospital. Can't praise them enough.

helen ayres

2 Google Rating

This place is my 2nd home due to long term illness, I know it well. I was very sad I could notcpark

2/ 5

This place is my 2nd home due to long term illness, I know it well. I was very sad I could notcpark in the front or rear blue badge areas last week, I had to park away and walk which I struggle to do, this made me light headed and I was unwell for the rest of the day, not all the cars had a blue badge displayed, and one was double parked in front of another car, this is unacceptable for ill people who rely on those spaces. I struggle with the distance at the front sometimes but tochave to park a fair distance meant I was ill and didn't need to be. I also don't understand why ill people have to go up and down like Tokyo's to departments, the Dr on level 2 the ward on level 3, oncology, this is not right, we are weak and tired and to be made to go up and down several times at points is a p*** take to be honest, move the ent department down and the ontology up next to the suite, this would benefit patients greatly as well as staff.

Matthew Buchanan

3 Google Rating

Great maze, expensive parking, lovely staff

3/ 5

Great maze, expensive parking, lovely staff

marcel guilbert

5 Google Rating

Helps everyone

5/ 5

Helps everyone

Olufemi Pirisola

5 Google Rating

Excellent staff and wonderful care at the hospital

5/ 5

Excellent staff and wonderful care at the hospital

zoe B

5 Google Rating

Brilliant

5/ 5

Brilliant

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