Jim Pattison Outpatient Care - Lot #1530

Parking is very busy, you may have to drive around few times before you find parking.

Fabulous facility. Helped us a lot.

Great place. Lovely staff.

Very clean and easy to navigate once inside.Paid parking, multiple bus stops outside.Small cafeteria inside.I've had several operations here.Not exactly a hospital per say" it's an outpatient services facility."

Have been going to this place for a couple of months for different appointments and they are always good

Very well organised facility. Easy to find exactly where you want to go. There's also a pharmacy on the main floor as well as a cafe. Parking is good and never crowded. It helps to have your license plate number handy as you'll need it when paying for parking. (You'll do this by the entrance where there's machines)

I've worked here, I ha e been a patient here, and I've brought my kids here for multiple appointments. Run well, generally on time, clean, and great people.

Good facilities, parking is paid so be careful!

Ive gone there to get x-rays, took grandmother there for c.t. scan ( or some other thing), and have had a cast checked to determine when it should come off. As i recall an appointment was made for days later, but i end up removing it myself with tin snips . Overall, i haven't had a negative experience there, keeping in mind ive only visited there maybe 5 or 6 times

My doctor booked an appointment for me to get a shot in my hip. It took 8 months to get a booking to have it done. Its only because I called a few times I knew the date it would happen. At that point there was no mention of me having to have the prescription that I needed for the shot I just assumed that because they never said anything that I was to just show up and get the shotOne week before my appointment I get a call from an unknown number. Normally I dont answer those calls but for some reason I did. The woman that called was from the Radiology dept and called to remind me of next weeks appointment and to bring the prescription I asked her what was the prescription and she didnt know. She said the doctor would know I was lucky that it was a Friday and could get in touch with my doctor because if I didnt she was going to be away on holidays the next weekYou would think that they would send out an email well in advance with the information that I would need.After waiting 8 months I would of missed that appointment because of not being able to get my doctor to fax over a prescription to the pharmacyNo other doctor from a clinic is going to authorize that prescription at the last momentThere needs to be a proper way of contacting patients for an appointment especially when needed to supply the medicineEverywhere you go these days for any medical services emails you get a reminder of your appointment and any other pertinent info necessary not a phone call from a blocked number that most people will not answerI hope that someone from the Jim Pattison Outpatient Centre reads this and conveys this review to someone that needs to know how these things have been handled