I have been a very contented patient of Women's College Hospital (WCH) and it's Family Practice…read moreteam for more than 40 years. My two oldest daughters were born at WCH in 1975 and 1978 respectively by the late, great Dr. Walter Hannah. I highly recommend WCH to all patients in need of exceptional medical care by its highly competent professional medical team and administrative staff.

Excellent experience at Women's College Hospital. The surgical team and nurses were incredibly…read morecaring, professional, and supportive. my mom felt very well taken care of throughout her procedure and recovery. Thank you to the whole team for your kindness and dedication.

Hi and Good Day to staff:…read more I am writing a review of this hospital since I have been very rarely in the last 10 years. I had to get treatment yesterday and, the staff were polite and, it has not changed much since Covid-19 and, it has not changed much. I was there for more than 6 hours and, I had to speak to a doctor after almost 6 hours-I had not been there for treatment very sparingly over 10 years. I know of a staff member who has been employed more than 15 years. I am impressed by the staff and, their kindness and, I left feeling a lot different and, I told the doctor that I was not sick. I had to speak with 4 doctors and, it went well as it did with the nurses. Keep up the great work team!!. A special thank you to the Special Constables-Errins, and, Boretta.

Brought my dad to Sunnybrook emergency with a doc referral for eye clinic…read more The emergency was quite a long wait only 1 person working at Triage. Then we we went to eye clinic the window was closed not open need to knock to ask a question Even at emergency the gentleman to show us eye clinic was not familiar he said to take elevator to first floor then turn right after exit but it was turn left

Dr. Mahya is very professional, experienced, friendly and patient…read more The receptionist is the best, she is so nice and caring. She always calls me in advance to confirm my appointments. I have suggested Dr. Mahya to several friends and all of them are satisfied.

I might have been spoiled dealing with chiropodists as M & H was the first clinic I went to to get…read moremy ingrown toenail taken care of. Mahya was a real subject expert to the point that she actually knows whats in my foot and what I was feeling at that time so she always has patient care and comfort in mind. The reception staff were very efficient in working with my insurance company that I never bothered about it anymore on checkups. Would recommend to family and friends whenever I get the chance.

This is a newer hospital which I prefer going if I needed to…read more It's very big and located next to a community centre. There are a lot of parking lots but most of them require you to pay hourly or you can purchase the daily/weekly pass. There is a Tim Hortons inside - very convenient. The doctors and nurses there were great and very tentative. They provided a lot of support and encouragement.

Overall, I have had positive experiences at Markham Stouffville Hospital (MSH) over the years. I…read morehave had medical appointments here. I have also had surgery, as has my mom. My dad has escaped a stay (knock on wood!) at this hospital. I did a couple of nutritional sessions with a dietician at this hospital over a decade ago. I got a referral by my doctor and it was two sessions that proved helpful. I enjoyed the field trip that we did to the Loblaws nearby and learning how to effectively read nutrition labels on products, along with in-classroom instruction. These sessions were helpful guiding me in losing sixty pounds and keeping most of it off to this day. I have also seen a rheumatologist and an ophthalmologist at MSH. The former was to rule out a finding from my bloodwork. The latter was similar, to rule out a detail found in an x-ray. I had surgery at this hospital over a decade ago here. The process to check in, change, get anesthesia administered, have surgery, go through physiotherapy, and gradually return to my normal self was thoughtfully planned. My surgeon was awesome, who scheduled a couple of post-surgery appointments to make sure that I was on the mend and got my staples removed. I was a patient for four days. The meals were okay. I obviously survived. I looked forward to them because I'm just that type of person. I chose the diabetic plan because I wanted less sugar. I also knew the food drop-off schedule like clockwork... haha! Staff were competent, from the nurses and doctors, to the radiologists and various interns. No complaints. My mom also had surgery here. Her stay was a bit longer, but she was made to feel comfortable. She also had a physiotherapy component. The wait times can be extremely long. Even with an appointment, I remember my appointment being at least two hours in length, with most of it being a wait. It's paid parking. You basically pay at a kiosk. If you are lucky to have someone drop you off and pick you up, you'll save a bit. For my last appointment post-surgery, my dad dropped me off and picked me up. It was great, but trying to let him know when my appointment was nearly done was tough to predict. As with most hospitals in Canada, if it's for an emergency, expect a wait. Triage at MSH is much better than at other hospitals in the GTA, such as Toronto Western and Birchmount (formerly Scarborough Grace). Many factors are at play, from how many doctors are on staff to see patients, to the severity of the health issue. I booked COVID-19 shots for my parents in a building next to the hospital during the height of the pandemic. My parents were pleased with how things went. My dad didn't complain, so things went smoothly and they got their shots together. It's a decent hospital. I am thankful for the care that my mom and I have had. (45)