Soldiers memorial hospital

OSMH is a Great hospital to have your baby at!nThe nurses on the maternal floor are all awesome & really care for you & your newborn. My newborn had to go to the NICU & the nurses working there are also very fantastic & really include you in updates.nI highly recommend going here to have your baby!

The staff were caring and attentive — nurses made sure patients were comfortable and informed at every step. The ER was busy but well-managed, and the triage process felt organized. The facility is clean, bright, and easy to navigate, with clear signage and a welcoming atmosphere. Parking is right on-site and reasonably convenient. The doctors took time to explain things in detail, which made the whole experience less stressful. Overall, it’s a well-run hospital that combines professionalism with genuine compassion.

I attended the emergency department on December 12, 2025. I was treated by RN Emily and Dr. Farhan. Emily was an amazing nurse and is well suited to work in the emergency department. She is calm, compassionate and efficient. Dr. Farhan has a great bedside manner and was very thorough during his assessment. He treated me with respect and compassion. Thank you Dr. Farhan and Emily.

Amazing staff. So grateful to have this hospital in our community.nnUpdate 2024. The most amazing experience with the L&D and NICU teams for my wife and our son. The nurses, doctors, therapists and all other staff we met were so amazing. We love all of the nurses so much and appreciated them after a challenging labour, emergency c-section and a NICU baby. We felt so cared for. I have never experienced this in another hospital. We stayed for four days. In the unit, there’s a coffee machine, microwave, fridge, juice and snacks accessible and well stocked any time. The units are connected so it was very easy to go see our son. The food was also the best hospital food I’ve ever experienced. It was my wife’s first time admitted to a hospital and we couldn’t have asked for more.

Horrible hospital with rude staff. My daughter got injured snowboarding at mt. St. Louis and got transported by ambulance to this hospital. The emergency doctor discharged us, telling her she was totally fine and nothing was wrong.nNext day we went to credit valley in Mississauga where it was confirmed that she broke her collarbone.