Fire this hospital director. 1 doctor working emergency from 11pm to 8am and only 1 on before that. This is third world health care at best. How many people check themselves out because they're too ill to wait in a chair for 6+ hours? That's the Raz.
went to hospital emergency at 2 am. everyone from the ambulance attendants to the nurses and doctors were wonderful. they were very thorough and my only complaint is waiting but i can understand why with so few trying to help so many.
It just seems so disorganized in the emerg area. They call a name and 5 people with the same first name all stand up thinking it's their turn. What happens if there was a mix up? I dont know just seems chaotic to me.
We came here for a CT scan. We were processed quickly. Even though younger members of the nursing staff had difficulty finding a vein for the IV, the supervising nurse came in and was able to find a vein right away. From there, things were so easy. As we have experienced so many negative hospital experiences in the last two years, this visit at St. Catharines Hospital was easily the most positive. Thank you endlessly to the supervising nurse who helped us in medical imaging. That said, reading the other reviews, it is readily apparent that this experience may not be the norm at this hospital. Additionally, having visited other hospitals in the Niagara Health System, I am well aware of Niagara Health System's low standards of care.
I broke my arm n went into the Emerg. The triage nurse was beyond ignorant n rude! Then I was brought into the actual ER part. There were no beds but a waiting room. But the best part was that I was looked at by a doctor! Amazing, not just any doctor but a snot nosed child/man. High on getting to work at the hospital this kid was God! What I did enjoy was talking to the back of his head as he wizzed by with a podium on wheels with the charts. I was given a pain injection by a wonderful nurse.. in front of all my new closest friends in the ER hallway. That was embarrassing as they pull your pants down on one side to give yiu said injection. What a moment I will forever cherish. Yes 37 acres of nothing. One million Sq ft of nothing. You want this review..I'm going to giving it. I was sent forms n completed them. The administration never called me. Now how does one talk to an OHIP card anyway? The hospital is understaffed overwhelmed n deficient on all levels. We do not even have a Trauma unit. I believe Hamilton gets the funding. We sure as hell don't. They wanted a new hospital. They received an over budget delayed piece of work. It's time the administrators hear what the hell is going on there. They dont care why would they? When they are sick they go private care. Thinking of building a new hospital? Are you out of your minds? In the 90's they cleaned rooms efficiently n with care. The floors gleamed. Of course it cost but it didn't cost lives. The old hospital tho not as fancy but did the same job. It served the region. You have the new one. It serves the administration. While their pensions rise..the care n quality go down. . We are not thought of in our region. We are not HAMILTON. The hospital was built like the bridge over the 406. Over budget n not thought out. But look on the bright side...the piano plays itself. What fun!!
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