Hôtel Dieu de Montréal - CHUM

If anyone who is taking an ambulance, do ask or get someone to ask whether you will be going to this unprofessional facility, that also discriminate anglophones.This uncaring and rude attitude that nurses and other stuffs carry is unacceptable. The kind of treatment that I've received is disgusting, and how did they even became nurses to serve and care for people. when they treat patients worst than animals. maybe I had the bad luck or the wrong day to go to this hospital, but it is very sad to know that there will be others like me who will go there and experience this kind of treatment. how in the world they can be so rude knowing people are sick and having pain is what i want to know. I think its about time that Quebecois start to treat anglophones better.

Went in on a Sunday afternoon, no lines. Was in and out in 10 minutes. The staff was really efficient and nice. As an American trying to get back home they handled the process easy for me. The results should be back in 1-5 days*Update: Got my results back on Tuesday afternoon!

Broke my humerus, clavicle, acronym joint and scapula. Dr. Tetrault was my attending surgeon. 3 months later I have recovered exceedingly well and improve everyday. Words can not describe my gratitude or the level of care provided.

I have treatments here every 2 weeks, same time, same place, same procedure. Twice now the staff hasn't known what they're supposed to do and I've had to explain it to them. In addition, each time I've ended up waiting longer and longer to have my treatment.This week, I've spent 4 hours in a cold waiting room with a plug in my arm watching my day get wasted. Only to find out that they gave my treatment to another patient and forgot to get more.

I am a cancer patient and I must admit that my experience at the CHUM cannot be better. I spoke with different French and English patients on the two occasions, one for treatment and for follow up and all I heard from these are praise about the staff and the medical people. The only little complaint I have heard is about the size of this gigantic hospital, however there are friendly guides at all floor levels who are eager to offer assistance at all time.

I am coming from chum with sinus infection, Dr des rosier et Dr. Tibut refuse to give me antibiotique although they saw the large amount of green liquids of infection, sorry for having these kind of medecins here in chum, now I come back to work and tommorow I ask a break to find a doctor who is a human with heart ❤

Definitely better than the Notre Dame Hospital on Sherbrooke. When I went in for a asthma attack, the Francophone nurses were quite rude at reception. But everyone else took very good care of me and was very thorough.

The doctor who was checking my symptoms and giving me prescriptions was professional. He knew exactly what I needed. However my experience was not 100% happy. First, the workers at the front desk spelled my name wrong on the blue profile card and they didn't want to give me a new one. Second, only a few workers in this hospital speak both English and French, the others speak French only. Third, I waited in the emergency" waiting area for 8 hours until a doc finally showed up. That was some "golden" 1k dollar experience."

Very bad experience.I came in with a screw stuck in my foot, the nurses gathered to stare and joke about it without providing me with normal health care. I waited 10 hours in the hospital for it to be removed, they did not give me efficient pain killers, they forgot to clean the cut after having removed it ( i had to ask the nurse while she was doing my bandage, whom gave me a lot of attitude!!).The doctor and the nurses were absolutely incompetent! Do not go there for emergencies it will only make your problem worse!Worst hospital I have ever seen!!

Covid Test: Absolutely seeming-less process, with lovely staff and energy. Thank you to the entire front line working team for always making every person feel safe, comfortable and making them smile! :-)