Gimli Community Health Centre - Johnson Memorial Hospital

My family was staying in Hecla for a wedding when my daughter fell and got a bad cut over her eye. We arrived at urgent care at 1:00am August 6th. We were triaged immediately and one of the nurses (named Amanda) treated the wound with skin adhesive “liquid stitches”. We were on our way in 20 minutes.

Came to the hospital with a severe panic attack, was not helped, was horribly mistreated by the nurse and more or less told to F off. Great service, can’t feel a muscle in my body. Thanks gimli hospital

I just spent 4 hours in emergency and received excellent care. The nurses and doctor were very attentive and caring. We need to thank our health care workers and professionals more often. Some of the people they had to deal with while I was there were very difficult, yet they never showed any frustration and remained professional. I for one couldn’t do their jobs. Thanks again for taking care of me when I needed it.

The Sunday of September long weekend, I arrived at your hospital in the morning. I had done some damage to my back and not knowing just what I had done, though it was extremely painful decided to get it checked. I was seen quickly, and given x-rays. Dr.Sarah Blelloch was the doctor. I was given a shot of toroidal, a prescription for muscle relaxers and celebrex. How could you not see that I had 3 stress fractures? T3, T5, and T12??? I was taken to the new pain clinic Tuesday at 12:45, where they informed me of these fractures. I was given a CT scan within half an hour of seeing that doctor. Just so you know, Dr. Blelloch, not everyone is after pain medication! But damnit, I needed it! Im now on full bedrest,. I dont know how you could possibly have missed 3 fractures, when the doctor I saw in the city, took a look at the x-rays taken at your hospital, and saw them right away??

My wife and I try our best to stay out of any hospitals unless it's evident that we need professional care.The both of us suffered for 2 weeks with covid like symptoms before heading to Gimli hospital. Upon arriving we were given new masks, gave our information and got into a mindset of waiting for hours.This was not the case, in 10 minutes we were both seen and they took tests and throat swabs. Waited another 15 minutes to be ushered into an examination room. 5 minutes and in came the doctor that gave us the covid positive diagnosis. Given prescription and away we went.Caring busy staff were always courteous and took time to answer all our questions.A big thank you to the Gimli staff.

Absolutely the worst experience ever!!! What happened to small town hospitality? Monday morning protocol was disgusting.

I went here yesterday in the midst of an Asthma attack. I was looking for an emergency inhaler or a nebulizer treatment.The second I got there I was treated as if I was an annoyance, despite me kindly describing my condition between uncomfortable gasps for air. The first nurse told me to wait in the waiting room. I was called into the doctors office a few minutes later. A different nurse began the assessment.She checked my oxygen level which was 4-5-% lower than average and it was getting worse throughout the day. Then she checked my breathing with the stethoscope. She told me to take deep breaths, which I did. But I was in extreme pain while taking those breaths.She said“ “…Your breathing looks good to me” in a tone that suggested I was lying about my current condition. Then I said I was in pain while taking those breaths. She said “Of course you were, because you have asthma, that’s apart of your condition.” (As if I did not know that.) This was a ridiculous thing to say. I was there to seek treatment for my condition, I did not go to learn the definition of asthma.Then I was not treated, I asked if I would be able to receive treatment after the assessment, and she said the doctor will have to assess me before I can be given any form of treatment. I asked when the doctor would be available and she said she could not give me a timeline. And that if I didn’t want to wait I can leave. (As I was struggling to breathe.) I was also the only patient in the waiting room, there were no other patients waiting in the hospital, despite this, no one was able to treat my asthma. And I was talked to in a rude and degrading way, as if I was a bad person for seeking medical treatment in a hospital.I ended up going back to Winnipeg and I took myemergency inhaler that I haven’t needed for years. Going to this hospital was waste of time. It appeared as if they don’t care to help/treat anyone.

We have just moved to the area just over a year ago. I must say it’s been a pleasure going to the lab at the hospital! Very professional very kind people.

My grandson was there cause he was in so much pain for a ingrown toe nail who ever looked after him said .Do you know you just wasted 600 dollars comming here. And sent him home with what to do who says that. I would be so pissed very unprofessional won't be going there again