Hutt Hospital 638 High Street, Boulcott, Lower Hutt, Wellington 5010
About the Business
Welcome to Hutt Hospital, a leading healthcare institution located at 638 High Street in Lower Hutt, New Zealand. As an establishment dedicated to providing exceptional health services, we strive to ensure the well-being of you and your whānau.
In line with our commitment to community care, this winter, we are pleased to offer a free Minor Health Conditions Service at participating community pharmacies. This service aims to address minor health issues and provide the necessary support and guidance.
Furthermore, we are proud to announce that all individuals aged 5 and over in Aotearoa New Zealand can now receive their free COVID-19 vaccination or booster. This initiative is part of our ongoing efforts to protect our community from the spread of the virus.
It is important to note that Hutt Valley District Health Board (HVDHB) has recently received a seismic assessment indicating that the Heretaunga Block is earthquake prone. Rest assured, we are taking all necessary precautions to ensure the safety and security of our patients and staff.
In light of recent developments, we would like to inform you about an upcoming industrial action by the Association of Salaried Medical Specialists (ASMS). Senior doctors and dentists employed by Te Whatu Ora, who are members of the ASMS union, have planned this action. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and assure you that we are working diligently to minimize the impact on our services.
At Te Whatu Ora Hutt Valley, we welcome you with open arms. We encourage you to stay well and actively contribute to reducing the spread of COVID-19 in our community. Our website provides valuable information on vaccinations, testing, tracing, isolation, care, and COVID-19 cases across our motu.
We understand that healthcare advice and support should be easily accessible to everyone. That's why we offer various avenues for seeking help, including online resources, pharmacy consultations, and free phone numbers like Healthline. Additionally, our Mental Health, Addiction, and Intellectual Disability Services (MHAIDS) provide a free 24/7 service called 1737, where you can call or text for assistance whenever you need someone to talk to.
We would also like to inform you that the planned industrial action by the New Zealand Nurses Organisation (NZNO) on Wednesday, 9 August, has been canceled. This ensures uninterrupted care and services for our patients.
Lastly, we are excited to share that our project to expand our district's Intensive Care Unit (ICU) has reached key milestones. This expansion will enhance our capacity to provide critical care to those in need.
Thank you for choosing Hutt Hospital as your healthcare provider. We are dedicated to delivering exceptional care and ensuring your well-being.
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638 High Street, Boulcott, Lower Hutt, Wellington 5010, New Zealand
Reviews
"Disgusted by today’s experience and the awful reception team. The large woman at the front desk in e.d was abusive to me and rude as hell. I could hear them making fun of the fact my baby had stopped breathing! What the actual hell is wrong with the women who work there?!!! They were making fun of peoples names and talking loudly in bad form. Four hours waiting with a very sick baby who had almost died and people way less sick we’re going straight in. Had to leave in the end as had no food for my baby and no one would help us. I’m beyond words"
"Mixed review; Went in with a knee injury sustained at work and disappointed with the advice. I actually had good service with accomodating admin. However I’m disappointed with the advise from the doctor. I was told by the doctor that my knee was only a sprain, they also said I would be right to go back to work in a couple of days. This advice sounded incorrect, I could hardly put weight on my knee without it buckling. I made an appointment with my local doctor, he had immediate concerns and referred me to a knee specialist. Results have now come back and I have sustained a compete ACL tear and grade 1 MCL sprain… This is seriously making me question the advice given by doctors. Additionally, waiting room had some very interesting people in it. So in short some improvements are needed!"
"Despite a urgent referral from my GP, I was forced to wait for hours in the waiting room while I vomited everywhere, numerous times with no help, before collapsing. Can hear the nurses talking about other patients and yourself loudly, making rude comments, talking about how to clear beds quickly, and its awful hearing them talk about getting rid of yours when you just arrived and have only been given panadol and your issues are still very much unresolved. Constant loud beeping right over cubicles, makes it impossible to sleep and exacerbated my already severe anxiety disorder. Treatment had been working for 12 + hours at this point. I made a request to leave which was ignored. Ended up being worked into a complete breakdown over the inability to sleep and the inhospitable environment. At which point a doctor arrived before telling me in the most rude soul crushing way; "I dont have time for you" Being alone in the hospital with no way to contact family/friends due to no phone, the hospital only allows wifi access to those in specific wards. I was only able to get in touch with anyone due to a kind nurse logging me into hers after I expressed my stress. Not everyone has a phone and I would of been stranded without that lovely nurse."
"Another great service by useless ED.. been there with severe stomach ache and they advised minimum waiting hour is 4 hrs. I was feeling dizzy and blanked out after waiting for a while and went to let them know, they said they dont have any space where i can lie down.. i headed back home with severe pain knowing i may be falling down on the floor if i wait more. ( above all i went there with my 4 yr old child waiting there). Humanity is not in books for lowerhutt ED. Hats off to the lady in reception and the nurse i talked to. They even mentioned if i head back home and some thing happens, they wont be responsible for denying service since i left the hospital on my decision.. great jobs guys.. way to go.."
"Brought my grandson 12 years old in, upon advice from health line, for a strep throat test. We arrived around 10:30 pm last night. Now 05:44 am and we are still waiting to see a Dr. for the test. There were 7 people in front of us, it's not that busy. This is extremely frustrating and upsetting. Brilliant job Lower Hutt Hospital. Remember, he is only 12."
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