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Toronto General Hospital

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Toronto General Hospital
Address: 200 Elizabeth St, Toronto, ON M5G 2C4, Canada
Phone: (437) 524-6269
State: Ontario
County: Toronto
City: Toronto
Zip Code: M5G 2C4


Opening Hours

Monday: Open 24 hours
Tuesday: Open 24 hours
Wednesday: Open 24 hours
Thursday: Open 24 hours
Friday: Open 24 hours
Saturday: Open 24 hours
Sunday: Open 24 hours

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Reviews
The Vascular Surgery Department at Toronto General Hospital was outstanding. My mother had surgery this past week. The care offered by each and every nurse in the ICU was remarkable. The nurses were meticulous, empathetic, so kind, and went above and beyond! A HUGE THANK YOU to Dr. Crawford and his medical team for your commitment and dedication to patients. Staff of the Vascular ICU department-nurses, doctors, residents - your work is valued and appreciated! Thank you for the exceptional care that you offered during our stay at Toronto General.
My intention is not to complain about any specific staff member, but I believe patients deserve clear communication and proper care. The lack of professionalism and accountability I experienced could seriously affect people’s lives. I’m very disappointed with the service I received at this hospital — the nurse didn’t give one of the prescribed medications and then blamed my dad, saying he should have asked for it. The doctor also scolded me, even though I didn’t understand what was happening. As a senior, I rely on medical staff to guide me, not to make me feel at fault. Patients should be given clear explanations and instructions so we can understand our care and feel safe.
I just want to give a huge thank you to the staff at Toronto General Hospital. Everyone — doctors, nurses, and other staff — was incredibly kind, caring, and compassionate. Even though the wait time was long, I was monitored the whole time and made to feel comfortable and safe. The amount of empathy and professionalism really stood out. Thank you for taking such good care of me and for being so genuinely human.
Been waiting in an examination room for over 2 hours now. When I first arrived at emergency the laddie I met was kind and helpful. It went downhill from there. The nurse at the second set of waiting rooms was inhospitable, rude and lacked professionalism. The system they use to attend to patients is horrible. There’s a sign saying the hospital uses a smart sensor to detect when someone is waiting in an examination room. Obviously they need to upgrade this technology as multiple patients have been assessed who arrived after me. This is embarrassing. These nurses have no care for their patients.
A number of years ago I went to Toronto General Hospital emergency with moderate pain and a young so called doctor gave me two pain killers that paralyzed my nervous system, couldn’t urinate and created tremendous problems for my prostate. I never learned whether that “doctor” was penalized. I stayed in hospital for 10 days and the only test they did was blood analysis. On Saturday night I almost died because I received an injection and a few hours later I began to shake and unable to stop it. I called a nurse who was unable to insert an IV in my arm she told me she was from Africa and was sent by some agency covering the night shift for the weekends. She called a doctor who was a doctor in residency and he had no idea what to do. Fortunately the shaking was stopped and It was a miracle that I survived that night. That clearly shows don’t get seriously ill on the weekend.nAfter 10 days they gave me an antibiotic and sent home and my pain went away.
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Gerrard St East at University Ave 150 meters
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Queen's Park Station - Southbound Platform 160 meters
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University Ave at Gerrard St West 160 meters
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Gerrard St West at Elizabeth St West Side 160 meters
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College St at Elizabeth St 160 meters
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