Canora Hospital

Took our preschooler here while away from home on holidays so we didn’t really know what to expect. The clinic was full so we had to go to ER. The wait was long, especially for a sick child, but that’s standard anywhere in Sask. Aside from the wait, the quality of care we got was amazing. The nurses were empathetic, good with kids, and even an x ray tech passing by asked if he would like a colouring book. Dr Djan was kind, talked to our son like a human being while she examined him, took the time to answer our questions and explained what she’d like to do for a treatment plan in detail. Very happy with our care!

They're terrible! I just had a head injury and instead of actually doing their job, they suggested Tylenol. Really? This isn't the first time Canora Hospital has let me down as a patient. They also let my husband down by failing to properly look into two medical conditions he's dealing with. He took a rib injury where they didn't consider doing an x-ray scan. They also disregarded the skin and tissue problems he pointed out to them.Part of the problem is the revolving door of doctors. Another major problem is these doctors are too quick to dismiss patients without doing a proper lookover. Furthermore, even when tests don't show anything is wrong but the patient is still dealing with medical issues they're concerned about they shouldn't be treated so lightly. A friend's son died because neither the Canora Hospital or the Yorkton Hospital did their jobs properly. That was taken to the news during the timing of the COVID-19 pandemic.I've had no choice but to go to Canora because of where I live. However, I've gone to Kelvington a few times where I find the medical team there is far superior than the clowns in Canora, as well as Yorkton for that matter.

Waiting for non emergency issues will probably be an hour but the doctor was great.

Have had nothing but excellent care at Canora hospital.