Royal Inland Hospital

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Medical imaging department was very short and unhelpful. I am new in town and the receptionist did not bother helping me fix my issue (I am pregnant and needing to send over my medical images from my previous imaging clinic for context).She provided no problem solving alternatives and only gave me the answer I don't know what to tell you

Well I just might be a lucky one but I have no beefs about this hospital. I read some pretty bad reviews but have to say that my experience was very positive. I was in Ambulatory Care and the staff was GREAT - friendly, efficient, and knew their stuff. Kudos to you Royal Inland - Ambulatory Care ( a very busy place).

Not a hospital that seems to know what they are doing. Very bad experience for the 1st time visit. No one seems to be on the same page and 80% of staff seem incompetent. Sad state for a hospital that emphasizes they care and patients are priority.

I have been in emergency 3 times in the last 10 years. Staff have always been professional and more than helpful. Yes the wait lines are long and the staff are overworked and the layout could be better. People should concentrate on helping to fix the issues and not blame the staff who are doing their best.

I had three major surgeries in 2022 and I am thankful for the great care I received. In spite of the pressures and the increase in their workload in the midst of Covid, they all did the best they possibly could to care for all those who needed it. I, for one, appreciate each one of you, from every area of the hospital. Keep up the good work and let the complaints run off just like dismal rain. You are appreciated and respected.

Thanks Dr.Collier and also, thanks to his assistant. They were both we very professional, friendly, kind, listening, and caring. Also, the reception lady was lovely and helpful. From parking to the end of the appointment, everything went well. The hospital was clean, and the washroom checked was clean as well.

I had an appointment for my child with the pediatrician. The nurse at the front deck was so rude because I forgot my babys carecard and I didn't know which way to go on the 3rd follow. She shouldn't be a nurse if it's too difficult to be polite and kind specially work with people. She made feel belittle for not knowing with side of the building I am suppose to go!!

On Sunday, May 14, my husband was brought via ambulance to the Royal Inland Hospital. He received excellent care in the extremely busy emergency department, and had surgery within hours of arrival. He then spent two days as a patient in the hospital. Without exception, everyone at the hospital was kind, helpful, and efficient. Thanks to all staff at this hospital who contribute to making it a great place for patient care.

Staff is fine. Wait times can be long which is expected for our crumbling healthcare system.The 2/5 is for the ridiculous parking situation. I don't even mind paying, but I shouldn't have to drive down the entire parkade and not find one spot. We've been here to the maternity clinic numerous times and we now have to arrive 30min earlier just to find parking. Sometimes we have to drive down the parkade twice, hoping someone will leave, or park at some paid open lot which is quite a walk away for patients who aren't able.They need to add an overflow in the nearby lots urgently. There are also rather cheap solutions to count the amount of cars in and amount of cars out, and a sign or attendant to notify visitors if the lot is full (so they don't waste their time spiraling down).