Prince Rupert Regional Hospital - Prince Rupert, British Columbia

Princier Rupert Regional Hospital

Le Princier Rupert Regional Hospital est situé à 1305 Summit Ave, Prince Rupert, BC V8J 2A6, Canada. Cet hôpital regional est une institution importante dans la région, proposant une gamme complète de services de santé pour répondre aux besoins de la population locale.

Spécialités :

• Médecine
• Chirurgie
• Gynécologie-obstétrique
• Pédiatrie
• Médicine d'urgence
• Réadaptation
• Palliatif

Autres données d'intérêt :

• Entrée accessible en fauteuil roulant
• Parking accessible en fauteuil roulant
• Toilettes accessibles en fauteuil roulant
• Toilettes
• Cartes de crédit acceptées
• Cartes de débit acceptées
• Paiements mobiles NFC

L'hôpital est facilement accessible par les transports en commun et dispose d'un parking pour les patients et les visiteurs. Les services d'orientation et d'information sont également disponibles pour guider les patients et leurs familles à travers le processus médical.

Avis : Le Princier Rupert Regional Hospital a 42 avis sur Google My Business. Le avis moyen est de 2.4/5.

Les patients qui ont consulté cet hôpital ont partagé leurs expériences, tant positives que négatives. Certains ont loué la compassion et la compétence du personnel médical, tandis que d'autres ont exprimé des préoccupations concernant la longueur des files d'attente et l'état général de l'établissement.

Il est important de noter que les avis peuvent varier considérablement et qu'il est toujours utile de faire des recherches approfondies et de poser des questions avant de choisir un fournisseur de soins de santé.

Pour plus d'informations :

• Téléphone : 2506242171
• Site web : northernhealth.ca

👍 Avis de Prince Rupert Regional Hospital

Deidre B.

1/5

One of the slowest hospitals ever. The check in system doesn't make sense. You have to wait in a chair until the nurse comes to get you. Nurse checks you out. You have to give the registration papers to the front desk. Front desk asks for more information. Then you have to grab the papers from front desk and bring it to the nurses in back. Tell me how this all makes sense? You have to wait for 6-7 hours. The reception is telling people to wait at the triage seats to get registered but when a white guy comes in she takes does his papter work and brings it in back. This is a very weird and strange hospital. Something definitely off about how things are done here. Not to mention the hospital is small. When you go back to the nursing station they are just chatting and sitting.

Janet T.

5/5

I was recently in the Emergency Department and had a great experience, as far as er visits go. Over the past decades I have been in the er’s down south more times than I can remember (some years up to 12 x’s). What the er here was able to do in 4-5 hours takes 12-18+ hrs on Southern Vancouver Island (multiple hospitals). I am grateful that the er in my new town has such an efficient emergency room. The waiting room was full when I arrived and when I left they had triaged, taken care of and discharged most of those ahead of me. I was not the last one from waiting room to go in but I was the last of those waiting to leave the treatment area. Given all the staffing shortages the staff is doing a good job! Thank you to the staff and Dr. McKeen.

Jaina T.

1/5

This is our second time going to northern health Prince Rupert. Both time we got an extremely frustrating experience at this hospital. I was told the wait time would be 4 hours, so I asked if it was possible to come back later. They told me no. After 5 hours of waiting, they finally called us inside, only for us to wait an additional 2 hours without anyone even checking on us. One of the attendants was incredibly rude, adding to the already terrible experience. In the end, we left the hospital without any checkup. The entire process was unprofessional and disappointing. I would not recommend this hospital to anyone.

Zoe M.

5/5

medical staff is always super friendly, yes it can be along wait but unfortunately they don't have the staff to make the hospital run smoothly.

Satwinder S.

1/5

One of the worst experience in this hospital in entire northern health facility.we went there last week.they let us to sit in triage and wait for the nurses to assess and they register after assessing which took 2hours.then nurses told us wait in registration area which took extra 4hours.In total,6 to 7 hours wait until see the doctor.

Zach L.

5/5

Amazing service dr smith did a surgery on my foot and I’m impressed with his work thanks to all the staff that was involved

gintof 0.

1/5

It’s been 7 hrs I waited to see one doctor . Without eating and drinking. They don’t let me go home and come back after few hrs . They want me to wait for hrs. Never understand what kind of sadism is this . Really bad service .

K S.

4/5

I misunderstood the situation, I chose to give them better stars.. they were right about what I was going through after a little personal investigation. They are kind with their interactions, I would like to apologize for my previous bad review. This hospital does have its benefits on care!