Carlo Fidani Peel Regional Cancer Centre

My wife is currently taking radiation treatments here and altho the facility is nice the parking is atrocious. She has about a 15 min procedure every day. Its never on time. In fact if it says 9am we plan for 9:20 now. However. Every day the parking is full, shes always parking on the roof when ever spot is filled by staff. Shes there for 20 min. We are paying as much as anyone who parks there for the whole day and half her time is spent walking to and from. There are staff lots and other parking. Please be more respectful for the patients that require treatment and let them have closer parking like Oakville has put in place.nnAlso, whats the point of the wrist band that is never looked at agter its printed. We have a xollev of them now and not one person has ever looked at it. What a waste of materials.nnPlease do better who ever is administering this cancer facility. Its tough enough what we are going through. People working there can park elsewhere.

We started to go to Trillium Health Partner Cancer center recently for my wife recently diagnose with breast cancer. We are from Milton and my wife had surgery in Milton but this is the place we are going for radiation therapy and I find them awesome. First the place is connected but separate from the hospital. They have their own reception, friendly staff and very beautiful setup. You have a comfortable place to wait for your radio treatment, separated from the main busy area.nnOverall, great people, better then what I have seen elsewhere, nice setup, I would recommend them

A good hospital in Mississauga. Lots of areas that have been renovated. Much newer than other Trillium hospitals, like Queensway and Mississauga hospital locations. The regional cancer centres here is fantastic. Once diagnosed, my best friend quickly was scheduled to meet her oncology team. Everyone she met was very knowledgeable and understanding. All her questions were answered and she felt very supported. As her primary caregiver, I was glad to see the medical professionals around her offer their best advice and guidance during this difficult time. From nurses, oncologists, pharmacists, surgeons and radiologists - everyone did their best. Many people travel far to come here. Parking is expensive though. Recommend getting a ride, if possible. If you are a cancer patient and need assistance, ask to connect with a social worker who could match you with various social programs and free services like Wheels of Hope!

I had treatment here for an oligodendroglioma. It's a great place to go to, and the doctors, nurses, and PSW'S are professional, knowledgeable, and courteous. Just going for periodic MRI's, for now.

Excellence all around. Professional courteous no fooling around when speed is of the essence. moves quickly when it's an emergency pleasant conversations feel very very comfortable with the staff. Social worker inexperienced but pleasant.