Mackenzie Health

It is bad , as it can be.Nurses indifferent to your needs and question. For every question their respond- don’t know.Not helpful at all. Doctors are not bother to help. Simply look for the business . Particularly the Surgeons.Not even try to do anything for pain relief!Waiting all night in ER foradmittance- no medication provided.I believe public should speak up !Where is the OHIP money go !More nurses are requiredI believe they are just demonstrate it at every corner of hospital serviceThe whole system Is collapsible!See fotos of the emerge roomPeople with pain have no place to lay down

I had experienced 3-4 hours of excruciating lower back pain at home and ended up going to the ER. Because of the 10 out of 10 pain, I was able to get through intake and treatment very quickly. The staff (Jeff, nurses and technicians) were incredibly helpful and patient with me as I worked through the pain until the meds could take effect.Let me tell you, being able to relax my lower back after 4-5 hours of being clenched was the BEST!! I was very relieved (as was my wife and daughter) that the CT scan showed it was only a 6 mm stone and not something more serious.Highly recommend this facility to folks in the area.

DONT TAKE YOUR LOVED ONES THERE. Doctors are not knowledegable , I took my father there , he hada mild stroke , they discharged my father and said no terminal illness , my father passed away . They discharged my father while he was unconsious , they sent nurse home , nurse was a very young asian girl , my father had respitory issue , he was not able to breed but she connected food serum to him and made him worst . I took him again to hospital .medical staff of emergency were shocked how come they discharged my father in this condition . They told me that my father has not that chance of survival and moved him to end of life department . My father passed away after few days

Last month I attended Mackenzie Health Fracture Clinic. Here are the facts of what occurred... you be the judge of whether or not Kevin O'Grady and his staff member are breaking any procedures, rules, regulations, protocols, or just flat out criminally negligent. I will allow you to judge:1) I went to see Kevin for damaged hand. I was referred to him. I did not choose him or research him beforehand.2) He chose not to treat me. I did not agree. We discussed possible legal malpractice law suits should I have any major issues like not being able to work or other issues to the quality of my life due to my hand being so useless. He still chose not to treat me.3) He then called his staff member into the room (Philippino women in her thirties). This stranger to the matter started to give her medical opinion and advised me that she was on the side of the doctor.4) The staff member entering the room was against the rules and procedure that a doctor and patient should follow. That was against the law. I did not want to share any confidential medical history with the staff member. She was only called in because Kevin said He wanted to protect himself".5) Again

Today I had a colonoscopy at Mackenzie Health, specifically at Mackenzie Richmond Hill Hospital. This was a routine test based on my age. Although a colonoscopy isn’t one of the most pleasant experiences, I highly recommend taking these preventative measures so that we can stay healthy and avoid surprise complications.I want to give a shout-out to the staff at the hospital. My entire experience there was flawless. Registration at the self-serve kiosk was easy and quick, I was greeted by friendly people at every stage of my visit, the nursing staff and the physician were incredibly friendly and they kept me comfortable and informed at all times. I was also very impressed at the frequent checks of my armband and date of birth. To some this may seem like overkill, but this is how they make sure errors are avoided and you’re getting the right treatment or procedure.I’m an employee of Mackenzie Health. I’m very proud to work at such a great organization with such an amazing team. And as a resident of York Region, I’m also happy to know that we have next-level quality health care in our our own community. Thank you!

Worst emergecy department. Staff are all grumpy ang harsh. Heard and saw them how they treat patients. They think theyre the smartest people. Waited 2 hours nothing happened....left without seeing a doctor. Bp 204/110 not critical enough for a doctor to see me in 2 hours.

Older hospital in Richmond Hill.Definitely not the best hospital in the region however if you in an ambulance on the way to this hospital I pray for your well being.I have many reason for this evaluation and all are based on personal experiences. On another note the cafeteria keeps the kids from Alex Mackenzie high school across the street well fed.

Mixed feelings. I arrived at 345am, and had all my test and results done and backbhy 830am (required surgery on gallbladder). The staff were amazing minus one or two in the triage/treatment room. The issue is sitting in that treatment room for 10+ hours in pain with everyone else around. Your in a hard chair, someone puking to your left or sleeping to your right. Everyone can hear what your issue is or what results are. It wasn't comfortable. But, on the other side the surgeons, nurses, staff were amazing, I was comfortable in my room and well cared for. Everyone was very patient and kind. If they could improve the treatment room a little it would make it a 5 star. Even just more comfortable chairs to sit and wait in. I know they are fast and efficient, but those chairs are terrible to sit in for too long.

I arrived at the hospital at 11 pm, and it is now 02:00 am. Unfortunately, I twisted my ankle and I'm experiencing excruciating pain and noticeable swelling. After undergoing an X-ray, I have been waiting for the doctor to see me for what feels like an eternity. When I expressed my concern about the lengthy wait, the nurse on duty simply dismissed it, saying, It is what it is."I find myself sitting in a wheelchair