Health Sciences North in Sudbury

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  Curt Ure

  :: 24 March 2018 07:23:17

  Recently had an Angiogram done at this hospital. The hospital was very easy to navigate. And I was treated with the highest level of care by the nursing staff, the Angiography team and Dr. Brian Wong. The procedure was done very quickly and with no discomfort at all. I noticed the staff treated all the patients with friendly personal attention. Thank you all so much for doing what you do, and being so good at it. Your the best!

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  Adam Feijoo

  :: 20 March 2018 18:29:00

  This hospital's ER is nearly always understaffed. Even when staffed MDs brush off patients. They missed gall stones on an ultrasound 6 different times. Then on the seventh an older MD noticed the stones on a ultrasound from our SECOND visit. How can this possibly be acceptable? Staff in the ER allow patients to jump lines if they complain even when patients who are quite sick are still in the waiting room. Next time i need an ER ill drive to northbay or down south to a more functional ER instead of waiting hours to be told a patient with gallstones is perfectly fine. Disappointing given how kind and friendly staff are.

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  kendall mahabir

  :: 13 February 2018 20:32:10

  It was my first time going to the emergency. I even told the nurse it was my first time. The nurse that registered me was really rude and had a really bad attitude. I just want to say, please keep in mind that everyone has bad days and are going through rough times. So I kindly ask please be nice, you don't have to smile but at least be considerate towards people.

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  Paula Louise Andrews

  :: 11 February 2018 11:37:46

  THE Mindemoya division of HSN Gets 5 ⭐'s for keeping up there good work continuing to misdiagnose hundreds of patients. They also do not document all concerns/procedures that are related to a visit. So check your discharge sheet for Doctors comments before you leave this hospital. (Example, I was in a motor vehicle accident, and bc I suffered a great deal of blood loss, I received 1 bag of blood (1983). And was subsequently diagnosed with the hepatitis C. in 1999. When I approached them for my medical documents, so I may apply for the Gov't subsidy for ppl who received tainted blood. There was little to none documented re:emergency visit. Their accounts of the emergency room visit were not fully documented. (I have a witness who saw first hand the blood I was given.) But because they did not include this in there reporting, and documentation. I was declined for subsidization from the Gov't/ redcross program for those who received bad blood in 1983. Thank you HSN for not only making me very sick with bad blood, & not documenting something of real importance (blood) but also for having caused me a lifelong liver disease, with the possibility of death. Next case: To validate another issue of misdiagnosis. I have to say, when my mother had been diagnosed with, Lung cancer in Fla. So she immediately got on the next plane home. The doctors in Hamilton were fabulous. Upon her return home in Springbay she was cancer free, and in great health. When she payed a visit to HSN bc she had fallen and had a little knumbness in her arm. Mindemoya diagnosed her with a stroke, and said she'll be fine after a couple of days. Lofl, thank god for her kids who took her for a second opinion, only to find she had not suffered from a stroke at all. ???? My mom's cancer had metastasized to her brain, and was carrying 5 tumors around. So naturally, it spread very quickly. Mindemoya Health Center caused my mother's death by not even taking any tests for her way back then. This to me shawdy healthcare they and will continue to have! Oh ya, in case I didn't mention, with prompt attention to, she would never had died. So ya, thanks for attributing to her state of being. DEAD! THIS WAS 100% HSN faulty workmanship.

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  wayne saumur

  :: 22 January 2018 22:42:45

  Nurses at this hospital are very short and cranky..especialy the young ones ,fresh out of schools..but ofcourse i dont take bull from miserable cranky young nurse.the VERY SELECT FEW that are somewhat friendly are older nurses in their mid 40 s... atleast..id rather wait an extra 6 months or so from another hospital such as toronto or ottowa an put up with much friendlier an caring stauff such as pakis or chinese nurses..chinese so much more friendlier and caring and respectful,unlike this mentle ward like sciences north with a so called wannabe dodctor named mantle or mentle not to sure..😉