Prairie Mountain Health

Our Mom spent 11 weeks in the palliative wing of the Assiniboine ctre. In fall 2022. The level of care that she received was absolutely incredible. Staff were over-the-top caring and so supportive of us as family. We cannot express the excellence of care provided.Thank you staff for your care.

Just wanted to give the Brandon Hospital a Hugh bouquet for the stay in the hospital for my back surgery . Dr DeMuelenaere and his team made my stay in hospital very comfortable . I was looked after from the first minute I walked in to when I walked out . The nurses on the second floor were the best I have ever had . They all treated me so good . THANK YOU. .

By far the worst hospital I have ever been to. I got there bright and early when there was only 1 other person. I have been waiting for almost 3 hours to be seen, I was refused water and many other patients with the same priority as me went before me. The nurses and security just stand around and gossip. You all should be ashamed of yourselves. I’d rather pay for healthcare and have better quality service, than wait until the very last moment to be seen.

I would like to give a sincere thank you to the nurses, staff, security, and Dr. Bolloch in the emergency room. I was listened to, not talked down, and believed when I stated my complaints. I’m now resting in bed comfortably and going to get some sleep after three nights. Thank you for all the hard work and the difficult endurances you deal with.-VHJust an fyi people- this is an emergency room. It goes based on priority and WHAT beds they have available. I didn’t need blood work, urinalysis, ECG hook up, etc. Just a simple interview room and a couple tools. Let’s be nice to our providers- they’re human too :)

Overall more positive dealings with hospital than not. The nurses in outpatient care are excellent. Best possible kind of staff to deal with. The other wards are okay but because they are so busy and often overworked, they have a tendency to be short on patience as well, particularly on the 300 surgical floor. Emergency is efficient and has excellent staff. I just wonder if a urgent care unit would be beneficial to the hospital. Emergency is extremely busy and most times people are like me, they need urgent care but it's not a true emergency. Hence you wait for long periods of time and it's often easier just to leave than to stay.Overall pleased with Brandon's hospital and thankful for the care I received and much thanks to the doctors and nurses that have been involved in my care over time.

I've got nothing but good things to say about the maternity ward. The nurses/nursing students were very friendly and knowledgeable. They very clearly loved being around the babies and were genuinely interested in their patients. Dr. Akintola was also fantastic; even though he's probably delivered a million babies, he made us feel like ours was very special. Since we weren't allowed visitors, the hospital staff all signed a page for us and wished us well etc. Great experience

Excellent pace for care.My relative was taken to the hospital in Brandon where he is receiving great care.I am out out province but was happy to speak at length to his caregiver who impressed me with her compassion and concern for him.I look forward to visiting him soon and seeing this facility for myself..

Dr. Muhammad is the worst doctor you can get in the country known for its world class health facilities. He got no compassion for the patients and their families. He give wrong information to the family and force them to put their patients on comfort care even when the family and the patient suggests otherwise.He is the main reason our dad is not with us today!

My recent experience as an inpatient, following surgery, was a great experience. The surgeon, two anesthetists, OR staff, and ward staff on 300 East were all wonderful, caring people. Thank you all so much for your care and compassion at a time when you all are under such stress.

My 91 yr old mother was sent there for assessment and treatment in the night recently with a head injury. Her 90 yr old husband and her were told to walk around to the side door in the dark, unescorted. They were then left without any communication on a gurney for hours...these are elderly people, no though was given. It's common sense to consider their age and the conditions. Not good. Canada needs more options