Juravinski Cancer Centre

A fine medical centre with complete resources that did its best for my ailing father even if the fight had to take it inevitable conclusion.

I have had a great experience at Juravinski cancer center!Right from when you are greeted outside and inside. You feel welcomed.41 radiation treatments, consultations, lab work ect...My radiation team were the most kind, welcoming, friendly, knowledgeable and caring teammates, I have ever had!I love them like family!They will always be in my heart.

The team of professionals at Juravinski Cancer Centre, from the moment you approach the front entrance, is simply outstanding.This is a truly remarkable group of individuals who come together around people experiencing a profound time in their lives.The genuine care these Healthcare professionals feel for patients is palpable.They clearly have the smarts, they also have the hearts, to help patients face individual journeys with support and with comfort.What's struck me through every encounter, is how this team consistently offers voices, minds and smiles that are both reassuring and patient.It's incredible to me that EVERYONE is just so wonderful at ensuring a challenging time is made as bearable as it can be.I clearly cannot speak highly enough of my personal experiences at JCC.I simply want to acknowledge in this review that this is, from my perspective, a team where I am filled with gratitude for the work they do, the commitment to Cancer treatment and care they demonstrate and for the sheer humanity they have on display every day, as individuals and as a team.

The cancer center security guards at entrance is a misnomer. Phil and Vince are the most helpful generous and caring people I have met. Their care and guidance for people is heart warming. Rob and Gayle Lelievr

Very nice staff, they are very kind and punctual with appointments. Very well run at this facility. They made all our appointments very comfortable.

everyone from security that meets you as you pull up to nurseing staff to doctors to make a scary experiance as easy as they can when you are there and you see so many people that are for the same reason there is nothing that makes me fell like i am falling my wife as i watch her go through treatment and there is nothing i can do to take away her cancer if i could i would take the cancer my self if it would save her but everyone at the cancer center to make your visit as less frightning and try to be comferting as they can we have had great nurses and doctors thanks to everyone but not credit goes to the security guards that always are so helpful as you are letting out my wife and it eases the stress when the first thing to greet you is a security with a smile and all they want to do is to help you thanks i am gratefull for everyone being there for us

This place is amazing. Every single person I have come across had been kind and helpful including the doctors nurses cleaning staff and the security guy outside. Special thanks for the security gu outside.sometimes when I am waiting outside for my ride I see him always friendly and kind to everybody . He opens the car doors and greets everybody in such a friendly way. The world needs more people like him.

I had a great experience once again with the staff in the Endoscopy part of the hospital. From the moment I arrived at receptionist on the first floor to the nurse that waited until my husband drove up. Well organized.A special thanks toTaylorChristina Ferrari, RN, Endo NurseShawn Samuel Forbes, MD, Proceduralist

Place is a dump. Wasted 5 hours of my life. The waiting rooms are filthy, and the nurses just gossip. Only 1 doctor on shift, LPN’s are bottom tier nurses and aren’t qualified to do anything with the patient.They just gossip and stand at the desk, instead of cleaning or assisting in helping the hospital run. Just a pay check for the workers.

Appalling lack of care. Omitting a long series of neglect, up to the final event, my sister-in-law went to the cancer urgent care because she was passing blood from both ends. They said her hemoglobin was low, and yes, they sent her home and told her to return for transfusions the following day. She asked if they had a little corner she could stay in. No, she was sent home. She died the following day. We are heartbroken.