Had my first ever colonoscopy today, wonderful friendly staff who put us at ease and kept us…read moreinformed every step of the ways. Special thanks to Lianne

first time that I ever came here and I came here because of an actual emergency situation. I got a…read morelarge second-degree burn on my arm and hand. Honestly, I am a and I found the quality of the to be absolutely excellent. All of the and the nurses were excellent. I had to come back the next day for a reevaluation.. ( I'm reading a lot of reviews online about people complaining about waiting. Just a hint, don't go to an ER if you have a minor problem that can be dealt with in a clinic An ER has to prioritize and when people go there with issues that can be treated in other places, this causes the long waiting times, not the doctors or nurses)

J'ai 71 ans j'ai la MPOC sévere et de l'emphiseme. J'ai pris deux plan d'action car je n'arrivais…read morepas à respirer normalement. J'ai attendue une semaine presque je ne mangeais presque plu et pas de force non plu. Cela ma pris comme 1h30 juste pour mettre un pantalon et un gilet tellement j'étais essouflé et faible, On a appeler l'ambulance et suis arriver à l'hôpital Lassalle. On ma donner plusieur intra veineuse cela ma aider mais j'étais encore très faible. Le DR. Assouune T. arrive je ne l'ai jamais vue, il ne ne ma pas examiner et du coup il me dis vous aller terminer de vous soigner chez vous, Il ne me demande même pas si j'ai de l'aide à la maison rien du tout. Une chance que j'avais de l'aide chez moi sinon je serais pt mort. Un autre chose que l'hôpital devrais voir à mettre des rideaux pour un minimum d'intimité, parce que on se sent comme des animeaux dans des boxes.

I had the WORST experience at this place. For any black…read morewomen. women of colour, beware! I've been debating myself about sharing my nightmare experience in case it was a one time thing. I decided to share finally in case I'm not alone. In Mid 2019 I had a crisis and was rushed to St-Mary's in an ambulance. I'd been bleeding for almost a month and that morning I woke up with the worst pain of my life. I attempted to walk it off, but I collapse and was told that by the time the ambulance arrived there was blood everywhere. I was treated with respect and care in the ambulance. They calmed me down and off to the hospital we went. Once we arrived at St-Mary's, the first nurse I saw kept asking me if I had had an abortion. I told her no, and the fact that I wasn't sexually active yet. She kept insisting on it. At that point however, I couldn't talk much because I was writhing in pain. She took some blood and send me to the waiting area. Once girl from the ambulance came to me later with a blanket to cover myself and pads and told me to hang in there. About 3-4 hours later, I was sent to a consultation room and waited another 30-40 minutes to finally see a doctor. He came in looking at his chats or whatever, asked me if I was still in pain, I told him it was better than before. I tried to tell him my medical history, about the past 30 days. He just cut me off and told me that since I wasn't in pain anymore [they gave me pain killers] to just go home and come back if I am in pain again. Mind you I was still in pain. I told him as much. I also asked what was wrong with me. About the blood work. He walked to the door still checking his clipboard and said just come back if your are in pain again and left. I had no idea what to do. I came to this country on my own not too long ago. I don't really understand how hospitals work here. I had to go to a private clinic and pay over $700 to see a doctor for a diagnosis. I was ignored. My pain was doubted. There were no tests done to find out what was wrong. I was harassed by a nurse about an abortion even though I told her I hadn't had one. I see many people go to hospitals and come back with answers or At least guidance on their conditions. None of this was afforded me. Not even basic human decency. I didn't even get a face to face with the doctor! I remember the top of his head though. I'd be careful going to institutions that treat people this way.

I'm not sure how one accurately rates a hospital because there are so many areas of service and…read morenumerous staff. I would say that I have primarily been satisfied as a patient at St. Mary's. I laboured and gave birth there 2 months ago and the staff in the birthing center were wonderful: gentle, reassuring, and knowledgeable. Of course staying several nights wasn't particularly pleasant for me, especially when sleep deprived, but I could tell the nurses enjoyed working in that unit. I was offered plenty of support and never felt ignored. My family doctors and experiences with Cardiology, ultrasounds, and blood lab have all been positive (as much as they can be). However, there are certain staff who I've found to be less attentive, have an attitude, and generally seem apathetic. If I were an older patient or one with reduced mobility/disabled, I may not want to have surgery there based on my observation of family members treated there in the past. Certain floors seem to lack staff and resources to adequately care for patients.

Bonjour, j'ai dû me faire soigner en urgence deux dents. Le dentiste Dr Adam Centomo-Bozzo a évalué…read morela situation d'après les radios, préconisé 2 extractions (ll y avait infection au niveau des racines). Ce qu'il a fait. Au bout de 2 semaines (avec ses conseils post opératoires) la cicatrisation est terminée. Merci pour vos bons soins Docteur Centomo-Bozzo, ainsi que votre équipe.

I had the misfortune to go to the ER with chest pain and difficulty breathing. Within minutes i had…read morean EKG done, then a short while later an Ultrasound and an XRay. The staff was incredible, every single person I encountered was very nice, caring and pleasant. To my surprise they even fed me... I can only say good things about this hospital and would definitely make it my number one choice to go to if need be.