Lions Gate Hospital Foundation

I've had to go to the ER here twice now. The staff were awesome, and whisked us away to a privet isolation room both times (contagious). Even the doctors were friendly and kind with me and my family, and patient. They seem to balance their attention well, and not dote on the whims of those less in need. The hospital is clean, the workers seem happy, and treatments effective. I think they've got the right thing going on.

Well organized, very clean the entrance of the hospital was kind of hard to find. I came.in by the emergency and was told to go in by another door. I was told at the door that I dont want to go through the emergency. And not to come this way unless I have symptoms. I was going for an MRI. I was relieved but wish they had signs to tell you not to go in by their

It was a rude and most unpleasant experience. I live 400 kilometres away from the hospital, and phoned to enquire about the state of my 97 year old mother who had been admitted yesterday. Despite being very brief, quietly matter of fact, and to the point, in my first and only conversation with the nurseI I was essentially told not to bother them because they were too busy.

Great ER staff. Ethically questionable management and administration. (I can only hope they are reading this 😁) Terribly lazy and complacent recruitment incentivization and retention. Surprising amount of bullying particularly from management, and administration and punitive policies with regards mandatory flu shots for staff. Even those who are not involved in bullying make superficial, twee anti-bullying gestures (they bully people into wearing pink shirts!) Little if any empathic, debriefing or support of overworked, burned-out, abused, assaulted and traumatized staff. I would absolutely endorse working here, but be very wary of management. "Watch your back." Dont ever speak to ANYONE in management without union representation. Consider recording any meeting, but notify them you are recording it.