South Central Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust, North Harbour Resource Centre

Terrible. Raised a complaint over a month ago after unprofessional treatment by one of their staff members. Nobody contacted me with an explanation. Called last week to follow up. Forwarded to voicemail where I left details. Despite voicemail saying two days I'm still waiting for a response.

After an allergic reaction I was visited at home by Rufus and Rob. Their professionalism was second to none and should be recognised at the highest level. The general public is incredibly lucky to have paramedics such as these standing by to look after us.

Amazing team of calm, efficient and friendly people. Can't fault them! Just ask yourself, could I do that job?" Just be thankful and grateful that they do!!"

Jazz and Alan made what could have been a stressful and uncomfortable time, SO much easier! They were kind, caring, professional, and hugely impressive, in every way possible! I struggle to put into words just how much better they made my 'having to go to hospital in a pandemic' experience! From the bottom of my heart, thank you both! You are hero's every day, and most definitely on the day I met you!

Having been suffering with an allergic reaction to something swollen face and burning hot arms legs neck face back and chest I called 111 at 0200 in the morning they sent an amb the crew were Zoe and Rob and I have to congratulate them both for their professionalism empathy and reassurance and making me feel relaxed as I am 59 and never been in an ambulance before and as I see them as life and death I did not class me in that category I want to say a big thank you to both and Zoe for popping head in and checking up on me when she brought in another patient in this day and age when emergency services are stretched they were still smiling thank you.

Please thank all your colleagues for the care they have taken over my Health and well being. In particular Miles and Carlton, and all the numerous visits to my home to take care of me. I have over the last year or so had many occasions to offer my gratitude for such highly professional care I have to thanks ALL OF THE STAFF. at QA HOSPITAL.PLEASE NOTE SHOULD YOU AT ANY TIME NEED TO THWART ANY CRITICISM BY THE PUBLIC OR ANY GOVERNMENT BODY I AM PREPARED TO EXPLAIN HOW GREAT THE SERVICE IS. W£RNER SHAW. NHS

Wonderful treatment and very kind I wish I could remember paramedics names, So understanding and they loved my dogs, Molly and Toby. Thank you both very much, Thankyou to all we are lucky to have you.

On 24 October around 9 pm due to my husband's poor condition I called 999 . I found my husband on chair hinging his head down and drriblling saliva from his mouth and non responsive.After I pulled my husband on the floor in recovery position I called 999 and while I was on the phone talking to the oprerator with in 5 min the medic crew was buzzing the door bell of 17 Lombard Court old Portsmouth po1 2hu.I was relieved to see them and they did an excellent job. Even though my husband was a doctor they made my husband at ease by talking to him and later they called ambulance to take him to QAH where my husband received excellent care as well and later around 3 am he was discharged. I remember one of the medic was called Mercedise and one of the ambulance service staff called James.Please pass our unconditional gratitude to the crew who came to help my husband.Please keep the excellent job you do and remember to bring the young ones to fill the shoes of retired staffs.ThankfullyAyelech

Thank you so much to Rob and Cat, who turned up so swiftly yesterday when my husband had a problem with his sight. They were caring, thourough, friendly, calming, reassuring and didn't leave until they knew that they had covered every base.They were really nice people to talk to too.Penny Jones

Thank you to the two paramedics(one was a student) & nurse who took my husband, who had cellulitis, to St Richards, Chichester last Friday. They were very professional and caring, I went in the ambulance with him as we are both in our 70's and were exhausted trying to cope with his recovery at home.