Absolutely DIABOLICAL!! Swiftqueue's website is very hard to navigate. The previous NELFT booking system was so EASY and straightforward compared to this new system. WHY make things so much more COMPL... See more
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Absolutely rubbish what is the point…
Absolutely rubbish what is the point to make an appointment when you don’t get called out on time 👎🏻
I want to get Bloodtest at Gracefueld…
I want to get Bloodtest at Gracefueld Gardens London and am told. no result !!!! Yet gracefield gardens is on my blood test form ?
It didn't work
I booked a blood test on "swift"que, travelled to the next town's doctors surgery with the form (not my local doctors surgery!!) only to find out I didn't have an appointment! It didn't work.
The worst system ever
The worst system ever. Would not allow me to reschedule an appointment. The reschedule button was shaded grey so had no choice but to cancel. Its a waste of time.
Many people are anxious and nervous…
Many people are anxious and nervous when having blood taken, thankfully I’m not at all and when I was younger I regularly donated blood and organised blood donating sessions twice a year in the building I worked in which usually was attended by around a 100 people each session. I recently booked an appointment through Swiftqueue my first time of using them and certainly my last. To make friendly conversation I said to the woman (I cannot call her a lady!) “it’s very busy here today” she abruptly replied “no it isn’t it’s very quiet there were 50 queuing up at 7 am yesterday”. She then said “I’ve called your name twice” again said abruptly, I then panicked thinking I had got my appointment time wrong, I hadn’t it was 3 mins before my appointment time when I went in - she said I should have arrived earlier than my appointment time - I apologised and said I wasn’t aware I had to arrive much earlier. Then she said in her abrupt manner again “ have you drunk any water this morning “. I replied “no” she then asked if I had drunk anything and I said yes coffee her abrupt reply was “great your veins will be collapsed and it will be difficult to get any blood”. (Just imagine if I had been nervous about having blood taken). My reply was “I have never in my whole life been told to drink water before a blood test - had I known it would make a difference I would have drunk water”. I told her that I had been a blood donor in the past and was never told to drink water.
I left the clinic feeling like angry - how can a person doing this job talk to a patient in this way. When I got home I checked the appointment confirmation email - I had got the appointment time correct and it clearly said “Please Do Not arrive anymore than 5 mins earlier than your appointment time” - I admit I hadn’t scrolled down the email to see that they advised drinking water before attending. Even so there was no need to speak to me in that manner. I have taken many people for blood tests in the last 6 years - my husband has regular blood tests and Never been told to drink water. I’m not disputing that it may be good to drink water before a blood test but I’m disgusted in the way the Swiftqueue employee spoke to me. Had she spoken to my husband in that manner he would have walked out - he doesn’t’enjoy’ having a blood test and would have been too anxious to have it taken by this person. She tried very hard to make the procedure unpleasant for me and gave me a lovely bruise - I knew what she was doing but I didn’t flinch as I did not want her to have any satisfaction. My veins popped up and blood was taken without any problem which has been the case for the last 50+ years. She didn’t deserve one star but you have to give a star!
Swiftqueue keep texting me by mistake
Swiftqueue keep texting me by mistake, attempting to contact a patient re a blood test.
I have attempted to contact Swiftqueue but I am unable. Text don't have a contact number. I feel sorry for the patient Lauren. Last chance via Trustpilot if they monitor?
Very Rapid Customer Support Responses
On Monday 7 Aug 23 I had a complex MRI at my local London hospital. As I have a pacemaker I needed an X Ray beforehand to check the wires were ok. There was an initial problem, caused I believe by my clinic, that I got scheduled for an X Ray on the wrong day and with no indication that it related to my MRI. Once the clinic had rescheduled the X Ray to Monday, I went ahead with the sequence of investigations.
My top rating of SwiftQueue is because their response to two emails explaining what went wrong, I believe by my clinic, has resulted in detailed responses within 30mins and explaining that they will work with my clinic to ensure that the clinic works with SwiftQueue correctly in future. I trust that the SwiftQueue system analysts will work well with my clinic who are a newish user of SwiftQueue.
Swiftqueue dont check your personal information and may pass sensitive information to a third party.
Got a text message confirming a blood test but I dont need or want one. They obviously hold my mobile number on their records but I cannot get them to remove it. They obviously dont check patient information very closely.
Swiftqueue is Snailqueue
Don't bother trying to book a blood test with this CRAP, just go to your local Blood Test Centre and wait to be seen, informing nurses its totally impossible to book a 10 minute slot on this website.
Should be rename Snailqueue.com
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