Seymour Health

Amazing service from the nurses here after kilmore sending my son home twice saying nothing was wrong. After seeing the nurses at Seymour who went above and beyond and found the problem to then go out of their way to help when the issue needs to be referred to the northern they have still done all arrangements etc for us, and even a physio home visit.The staff here are all amazing I can't thank them enough.

My son sliced his knee with an axe yesterday and we attended Seymour Hospital. They were absolutely amazing. We were seen promptly, everyone was professional, caring and considerate. We were so impressed by them.Thanl you so much

I wanted to thank the Seymour hospital staff for your incredibly human approach to care. Especially Chris, tgank you so much for looking after Ruby and my car keys while I was transported to Shepparton hospital with a broken ankle.I hope you all had a fabulous Christmas. Thank you again! Penny

I wish i could say the same as everyone else writing this review. I have visited the Seymour hospital a fair few times with the same problem that came on suddenly. I get really scared of hospitals because i know people don’t listen especially doctors and nurses sometimes. I have not once been sent to the northern even with my excruciating pain, I’ve only been sent home with different diagnosis every time or medication. They had given me strong pain medication but i still haven’t touched it due to being scared of taking medication. I was finally told on my last visit that there might be something going on and had to get tests scheduled. I also struggle with mental health so it really screws with me knowing someone is looking at me negatively although some of the nurses were super nice and others looked at me like i was faking. I wouldn’t fake being sick because i do anything to avoid having to go to a hospital, but i had no choice. I also have a higher pain tolerance, so if I’m getting the courage to tell someone I’m in pain, it means I’m really suffering. I just expected more care, i know its tough being a nurse or in the medical field but if the roles were reversed i would do anything to help someone who was suffering. This has made it even harder for me to seek help in the future and i wish someone else’s experience would be better than mine.

To whom it may concernI wish to express my deepest appreciation to all staff and gratitude for their dedication professionalism.So once again thank you all and keep up the good work.Mark Soove room 5.

Looking at the beautiful memorial garden. Nice shaded space.

This 75 year old war veteran has long been a burden to our countries coffers with approx 40 admissions to private hospitals and ditto services supplied by our various state systems public hospitals. ( I travel quite widely ).The standards I set for myself are really high but others are happily allowed 'average' norms.In essence I'm pretty experienced but rarely do I lodge complaints preferring to pass on compliments rather than complain.I am delighted to compliment Seymour District Hospital for the, quite literally, 200% service I was given on Monday 20 Sept when I presented with what could easily have been cardiac issues.This hospital truly delighted me with genuine care and compassion.It wasn't only my 3 nurses either.The tea lady was lovely, the roast beef was better than my grand mothers and the cleaning ladies worked tirelessly to perfection.Because of my experiences there I left feeling genuinely important, cared about and truly worthwhile.If ONLY all institutions,businesses and people were of this wonderful standard.I'm indebted to ALL of you people .Brian Metcalfe

Appalled at the treatment today when I am in pain for last 2 days and reluctantly went to this hospital for some answers. They literally did my obs and i rested on the bed for 2 minutes before they were ushering me out the door. I am in so much pain in my tummy and feel even more reluctant to go to a hospital for help again. I am sick of being treated like a junky for being in pain and feeling degraded. The nurse was very rude in the way she treated me. I haven't experienced pain like this and I am scared. This is the second time I have been to the hospital for having bad back pains and it is the second time i have been degraded and assumed that i am a junky. Even if i was a junky, i am still a human being and should be treated with concern and empathy.