Kildonan House is located in North Kildonan, just off Henderson Hwy., offering immediate access to…read morea full array of health, commercial and transportation services. Kildonan House has a cozy, home-like environment where the residents are their first priority. Their 1 and 2 bedroom suites are wheelchair and walker accessible. The majority of suites feature a walk-in shower stall, while the remaining suites provide a bathtub option. Each suite features individually controlled heat and air conditioning, ample storage space, kitchens equipped with a full stove and fridge, as well as a balcony. Brunch and a delicious three course dinner served daily in our central dining room by our friendly and attentive staff. All meals are prepared from scratch, on site by professionally trained kitchen staff. The meals are low sodium, including diabetic options, other allergies and restrictions are also attended to. Weekly light housekeeping is provided, as well as daily garbage collection. The grounds, building, and suites are maintained on an ongoing basis by their maintenance staff. Snow removal and de-icing of walkways and parking lot are also a priority. Activities, presentations, and entertainment are planned on a monthly basis. Some examples include weekly exercise class, tai chi, bingo, theme dinners, and weekly excursions to and from nearby shopping centres. They provide a private guest suite for out of town guests, as well a private dining room for gatherings of family and friends. Laundry facilities are located on each floor, at no extra charge, and all of the residences feature a full service hair salon.

The staff here went above and beyond in helping me achieve sobriety. The facility was great and…read morefood was excellent. I would definitely recommend Kelburn to anyone who's struggling with addictions issues.

when the director, josephine was verbally abusive to clients. when she would be upset or stressed,…read moreshe would slam things around. if she was in the kitchen, she would slam drawers, pots, anything. she was not allowed to run the group therapies - as the other councillors did not want her to. she was only there to make lunch and supper and do admissions for new clients. all clients are supposed to get one on one therapy sessions daily and one weekly one on one ptsd therapy session. the thing about that is, there was only one councillor there from 9 till 4. the first week, the councillors were leading the group therapy sessions at 10-11 and then 1-2. they took time for lunch 12-1. so the one on ones were not getting done. maybe 2 people a day would get theirs. there were 4 of us there and no daily one on ones. no ptsd sessions either. the next week things changed as the clients complained about sessions. josephine moved the councillor to do that all day and she ran group. the group therapy mainly consisted of you tube videos of 'TED talks' and a handout that they read to you. the evening councillor did the 630 pm group. no one on ones were offered by the evening councillor. there are many things not working in the house - 2 showers have no hot water, squirrels get into the house. there were 2 in the ceiling of the basement. josephine confronted and verbally abused a client to the point of them wanting to leave because the suggestion was given to her to call poulens. the building was last checked 2 years ago she said. this altercation caused tension with all the clients - at this point there were 7. when josephine did group, she would get visibly upset and irritated when there would be someone making noise, or if they had to get up to use the bathroom - however, when the councillors did group, she would often interrupt the sessions just to make her presence known she was there. she would be extremely loud. there was one point where she got upset and was banging her fists on the table, triggering many of those that had traumas of abuse. she wanted her night staff who worked 9pm-9am to have all clients woken up, breakfast put out, table set in her particular order, have everyone fed and everything cleaned up by the time she got there at 9. the night staff were so stressed out about making sure they had everything up to her standards and were fearful they would be fired. there was one big blow out between her and a client - it was literally a screaming match between the two. there was no regard from her that other clients were in the home and were hearing and witnessing what was happening. that client ended up leaving shortly after that. there was another situation where she apparently received an email from a client who left and she was in the office with a social worker student doing their practicum. josephine was destroying the office, throwing things, yelling and screaming with the office door open. again, there was no regard for her to control her anger with clients in the house. she was extremely unprofessional and caused stress and anxiety and triggered many clients every day she was there. there are different rules for the clients. with intake, bags are supposed to be checked - that doesn't happen to everyone. one client always got her bags checked when she got things from family delivered - she was the only one that got checked. pets are apparently allowed. a client was able to bring her cat there - the clients roommate was not even asked or told about this to see if there were concerns of allergies. no one was informed about this - again concern with allergies. vapes said they were not allowed on the website - 2 clients frequently used vapes. the other councillors are not allowed to make italian dishes on weekends - spaghetti for example as she gets offended when those dishes are not made properly. she doesn't allow coffee after noon. the place ran out of toilet paper and clients were stealing from other bathrooms and using kleenex. josephine did group for 2 weeks - in those two weeks, there was little therapy other than the ted talks and the handout, the rest of the time was used by her to tell stories of her life and her traumas and her agencies. there needs to be more than one councillor per shift there. if one is busy doing a session, and a client has a crisis or needs help, there is no one. josephine is not one to go to for advise, she just said its normal for the ups and downs of withdrawal. in my intake, i was never asked by anyone why i was there, what my problems were, what i needed help with, what my traumas were, what my addictions were. i had to wait for my one on one which was about 4 days in. i was finally given a binder with the rules for the group therapy, the policies and procedures etc until after the 2nd week. (i kept asking). on my intake, i was not given a discharge date. i was just told 3 weeks. the other clients said that she doesn't count the first 2 days.

Needed a walk-in visit and ended up getting seen without too much trouble. The doctor was easy to…read moretalk to and actually listened before getting into the usual questions. The staff were polite, the office was fairly comfortable, and I left feeling like the issue had been properly dealt with.

I was looking for a new family doctor after disagreeing with the personal opinions my doctor was…read moreexpressing about my needs (believed depression was me "just being sad" LOL K). I was able to become a patient of Dr.Wasif at Greencrest right away. She is comforting, knowledgable, non-judgmental, and is straight-forward. I'd like to address the comments of the most recent yelper: - It is clearly stated that you will be charged if you do not cancel your appointment within 24 hours of the appointment. This is to prevent empty slot appointments when there are sick people who need an appointment. It's common courtesy to cancel, and selfish to leave an open appointment you do not intend on going to! - "Indian and Asian traditional medicines", I'm going to pretend this isn't racist and just say that I have seen the Indian doctor you speak of, and he prescribed me an inhaler, a nasal spray, and anti-biotics when I had a severe and persistant cough/cold (lasting over 3 weeks!). He also swabbed for strep. I'm sure it was not Indian or Asian nasal spray though I didn't look into its origin.... - It is also common practice to charge for notes. At Greencrest it is 10$. I do not feel this is unusual and/or uncalled for This clinic also has days of walk-in if you are not a patient. If you do not love your family doctor, call and ask if they are accepting patients, it was the best decision I've made for my health!

My experience at Tuxedo Family Medical has been nothing but wonderful. I think the office manager,…read morereceptionists, nurse and Dr. Bradshaw are kind, compassionate and polite. I have a chronic condition and have regular appointments which are always on time. Dr. Bradshaw has no hesitation to schedule tests or referral to specialists, A+ The negative reviews stump me. I did look at the posters reviews of other businesses and found a common theme accusing others of rudeness. Often we are treated the way we treat others, so consider the source.

Would give it a lower star if I can, me and my family got blamed from one of the nurses that we…read morestole her phone right from her pocket right in the elevator and had the police called right away, and had 4 of us held for couple hours, never took it and never got an apology, was there to see a deathly relative, and never got to see them that dayTAKE the extra time to go to dt or Saint Boniface!! (this was before covid and everything was preplanned)

The only hospital in the city that has consistently treated me with compassion and respect. I end…read moreup in hospitals far more than I would like to thanks to a lot of complex medical issues. I wish they had kept it as an er instead of converting it to urgent care. Doctors and nurses alike are caring and far more knowledgeable than those I have encountered in other hospitals. Every other hospital in the city could learn from now the Vic is run. I wish it were the only hospital I had to deal with. It would make managing my medical issues 200x easier if all hospitals were this well run. Thank you to the Vic for always being so warm and caring and keeping the humour going even when things are bad. It makes hospital trips so much less awful. No one wants to go to a hospital and it's never fun, but all staff from HCA to doctors are just amazing here.