St. Paul's Hospital

I came to Emergency in February with a broken wrist. Dr. Umran fixed my bones. On that day 4 more doctors helped him.For five months I went to see my doctor for check ups and today we said goodbye. My wrist has been successfully healed!Thanks to Dr. Umran, the nursing team and all the medical staff for their kindness and professionalism. It was my first time visiting a medical institution with great pleasure

Last week I was admitted to St. Paul's for an ablation which is a procedure performed inside the heart. All of the nursing staff, as well as the doctors were friendly, empathetic and made me feel at ease. After hearing and seeing some of the horrible patients they have to deal with there, I have even more respect for them then I already had. Dr Yeung performed my ablation and with any luck it was successful, only time will tell. Their staff did an excellent job as far as I'm concerned and recommend the Heart Centre at St. Paul's to everyone in need of medical services for their heart.

St. Paul’s Hospital is one of famous hospitals in Canada as well as the world. It is located in beautiful downtown Vancouver and has many specialized world-class programs such as Heart & Lung, Cardiac, and Acute Care…… takes care over couple hundreds thousands patients every year in West of Canada! It is affiliated with UBC Faculty of Medicine with many well-known physicians, and a globally renowned teaching and research centre! Looking forward to seeing its new St. Paul’s Hospital at Jim Pattison Medical Campus!

Had an outpatient procedure with the GI clinic. Everything went very smoothly. Nurses were fantastic, super friendly, helpful and reassuring. Doctor went over everything with me until I was absolutely satisfied I knew what was going on. Took what could have been a stressful morning and made it A OK. Thanks all!

The most amazing staff. From receptionist to surgeon the whole team is amazing. I felt so cared for and I would travel back again from Toronto to get amazing customer service.

Had an emergency visit a while ago and it was probably the gold standard for a hospital. I was registered within seconds of entering the hospital, triaged within 5 minutes, tested quickly, imaged within an hour or two, treatment administered soon after, and then admitted another hour or so after that. Staff are seemingly both grizzled veterans and new recruits, all taking it very seriously.

St. Pauls Hospital is one of the best hospitals in GVRD, if not best. It is a Catholic church group, and nurses and management don't turn people around if they are unable to pay at the time of the visit. Lots of other hospitals would not even bother. St.Pauls nursing stuff is compassionate and carrying,stellar management. What they go through on a daily basis, it's not easy to keep a large welcoming smile. Most of the time, you get treatment appropriate to your attitude. There is no one makes millions, they don't get bonuses so the service provided isn't of a 5 star hotel. St. Paul's cardiology department is renowned throughout the world. It is common to see televised operations carried there, lots of Asian doctors' delegations practices. Heart center patients come for procedures from all over Canada and even the USA. If your visit was disappointing, there are private healthcare options available. See how you'd get treated after dropping hundreds of thousands of dollars for care.

Really nice visit today. All things considered. Injured in transit and the ambulance took me here. Didn’t even know it was that close. Walking distance to workplace actually. And very different experience from ER as a walk in. Coming in by ambulance was definitely less wait time. Maybe almost 1.5-2 hrs total time in the hospital. Partially dislocated my shoulder. The X-ray staff super nice took things slow. The “student” that took the X-rays did nice job.

Ask for a little privacy and this what i get so I could sleep after having a stroke. I will be leaving tomorrow morning. How many people would take a pee in a plastic tube on video? *

I have been living in Surrey and on hearing about the ER through friends and social media, I landed up at St. Paul’s and believe me that was one of the best decisions in my life preferring over the nearest ER. Staff from the greeter station to front desk to back room all were exceptional. Nurses, doctors, technicians were all superb. Turn around was pretty quick and my total thanks to the doctors Daniel Shi and Christopher DeWitt for the right advice and direction and concluding my visit an amazing experience. I had to change my mind totally that not all ERs are alike. There is outstanding one here which strives to take care of the patients utmost and make sure that when you leave, you are totally worry-free! Once again thank you doctors. A special mention about the nurse Bobby who attended to me nicely. Other ERs should consider this one as their ideal example to follow.