Northern Health
| 1475 Edmonton Street, Prince George |
5 oranları
4.40/10.00 |
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+1 250-565-2000 |
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Lizzy Seidl (04.03.2017 00:40)
Not a bad hospital at all. Actually no issues with the hospital facility directly...
EXCEPT the PARKING! What. a. JOKE. They removed the ability to have paper tickets despite the machines being newly installed, and have them covered up with a paper sign directing people inside to register their plate. If you haven't done this within 5 MINUTES of parking, you will be ticketed $40. It's disgusting that there's even paid parking at a hospital. Get it together! To gouge people out of money for a need like that is just tacky and so typical to PG :(
Not a bad hospital at all. Actually no issues with the hospital facility directly...
EXCEPT the PARKING! What. a. JOKE. They removed the ability to have paper tickets despite the machines being newly installed, and have them covered up with a paper sign directing people inside to register their plate. If you haven't done this within 5 MINUTES of parking, you will be ticketed $40. It's disgusting that there's even paid parking at a hospital. Get it together! To gouge people out of money for a need like that is just tacky and so typical to PG :(
Moshi Moshi Konichiwa (24.01.2017 16:36)
Service was pretty slow, eh. I'm sorry, eh.
Service was pretty slow, eh. I'm sorry, eh.
daniel boros (29.11.2016 14:06)
Thank u Belinda in icu and all icu and surgery south emley and all staff 4 looking after me love u girls
Thank u Belinda in icu and all icu and surgery south emley and all staff 4 looking after me love u girls
Jesus Diedforyou (27.03.2016 17:37)
I was staying with a patient overnight for multiple nights. When I had the audacity to mostly close, but not latch the door to try to insulate the two poor patients from all the noise the nurses were making, a nurse actually yelled at me and was extremely rude. These two poor longsuffering men had not been able to sleep for multiple nights and days, and it very obviously showed. But the RNs were oblivious. The remote had been lost, so the TV could not be turned off, and so it would shine in their eyes all night for nights on end. One of the patients actually exclaimed to the nurse that it was "torture!". But she didn't seem to care at all. It was so bright in there, I could read. I was witness to the constant inconsiderate loud noise all night from the nurses. I'm very happy that you are going on your break, but did each of you really need to shout that all the way down the hall in the middle of the night -- twice? Housekeeping staff cannot help the fact that they must run bins up and down the hallway, and I never heard them say a word. But it would help so much if the nurses "allowed" people to close the doors even a little to at least partly diminish all the incessant noise so intentionally made by the nurses. Or at the very least, offer earplugs and eye masks to the patients. Bear in mind that sleep deprivation is actually a very effective form of torture. One of the patients died shortly thereafter.
I was staying with a patient overnight for multiple nights. When I had the audacity to mostly close, but not latch the door to try to insulate the two poor patients from all the noise the nurses were making, a nurse actually yelled at me and was extremely rude. These two poor longsuffering men had not been able to sleep for multiple nights and days, and it very obviously showed. But the RNs were oblivious. The remote had been lost, so the TV could not be turned off, and so it would shine in their eyes all night for nights on end. One of the patients actually exclaimed to the nurse that it was "torture!". But she didn't seem to care at all. It was so bright in there, I could read. I was witness to the constant inconsiderate loud noise all night from the nurses. I'm very happy that you are going on your break, but did each of you really need to shout that all the way down the hall in the middle of the night -- twice? Housekeeping staff cannot help the fact that they must run bins up and down the hallway, and I never heard them say a word. But it would help so much if the nurses "allowed" people to close the doors even a little to at least partly diminish all the incessant noise so intentionally made by the nurses. Or at the very least, offer earplugs and eye masks to the patients. Bear in mind that sleep deprivation is actually a very effective form of torture. One of the patients died shortly thereafter.
Dr. A Grant (27.07.2015 01:53)
Friendly staff, some good doctors, sometimes not too long of wait times...sometimes. Makes this pretty much an ordinary hospital. The thing that disgusts me is pay parking especially at the emergency entrance and coin operated wheelchairs. I understand parking can be abused and people could take wheelchairs offsite, but I feel like those things can be monitored other ways. Recently I had to pick up my brother and rush him to emergency. I don't carry change with me so paying to park wasn't going to happen, I then realized I was expected to pay to get a wheelchair as well. I carried him into emergency and a kind nurse brought me a wheelchair from elsewhere. I then had to leave my brother alone while waiting in emergency and move my car a few streets down so not to be ticketed for legitimately parking in emergency. The thing that really gets me is that they prey on people in anguish as I doubt many people park in emergency for fun.
Friendly staff, some good doctors, sometimes not too long of wait times...sometimes. Makes this pretty much an ordinary hospital. The thing that disgusts me is pay parking especially at the emergency entrance and coin operated wheelchairs. I understand parking can be abused and people could take wheelchairs offsite, but I feel like those things can be monitored other ways. Recently I had to pick up my brother and rush him to emergency. I don't carry change with me so paying to park wasn't going to happen, I then realized I was expected to pay to get a wheelchair as well. I carried him into emergency and a kind nurse brought me a wheelchair from elsewhere. I then had to leave my brother alone while waiting in emergency and move my car a few streets down so not to be ticketed for legitimately parking in emergency. The thing that really gets me is that they prey on people in anguish as I doubt many people park in emergency for fun.
