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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
December 4, 2025 nI visited Toronto General Hospital for an ENT appointment while the hospital is undergoing renovations. What I appreciated most was how clearly everything was labeled, without that, it would be very easy to get lost. The appointment itself went well. I was given helpful information to review and further testing was arranged. I’m hopeful this will lead to some answers and solutions.
Today my treatment journey at this wonderful hospital and its respected staff has come to an end. I thank all the nurses and doctors who stayed up late so I could recover and worked hard so I could sleep peacefully. Thank you so much! You are a fantastic medical team. Thank you for your warm welcome and care. Thank you so much! Honestly, I felt like you were my family. Abdul Samad I was on the sixth floor
went in with a respiratory issue was having trouble breathing was made to wait over 4 and a half hours and didn’t even see a doctor. was there until 3am this morning. i asked when the doctor would come and was told “i don’t know he’s the only doctor here”. all this money we pay in taxes we work our lives away get taxed by this joke of a government but god forbid i want to see a doctor. god forbid i want to access any service that my taxes pay for. this country is a joke and this health care system is an even bigger joke. was told to just go see my family doctor who quit and i cannot find a new one because nobody is accepting patients or go to a walk in clinic to get a referral that will take another 3 months. honestly would rather just suffer at home instead of waiting in some hospital just to get nothing. #1 hospital in canada? that is a scary thought. you’re telling me every hospital is worse than this? my mind is absolutely blown. go if you have no choice but good luck. you’ll end up funding big pharma with whatever useless over the counter nonsense they end up recommending. unbelievable. this experience alone has made me want to pack my stuff and move to a different country entirely. thankful that i am in good health otherwise, because the less you have to deal with this awful system the better.
While there is no doubt that Toronto General provides world class care, our experience when my sister in law died in June was less than ideal. She was admitted on June 8 with difficulty breathing. She suffered from multiple health issues, with interstitial lung disease and lung cancer causing the symptoms related to this admission. She reported significant anxiety resulting from a DNR discussion that occurred in the evening hours. This could have waited until morning and when she had support from my brother. It was determined that she was terminal and she was offered a transfer to princess margaret, which she was too compromised to tolerate. She was in a small semi private room and there was limited room for her family to spend her last hours with her. Although we were told that the hospital would try to move her, that never happened and my brother, who had been with her virtually 24/7 ended up getting sleep between two chairs and on an air mattress in the lounge on her last night. She died in the early morning of June 13. Her roommate was quite distraught and we felt terrible that she had to endure that. Please make a better effort to support palliative patients!
I am incredibly grateful for the care I received. I had emergency surgery and the team truly saved my life. Every single staff member I encountered was kind, compassionate, and professional during such a frightening experience.nI first went to Mount Sinai Hospital with serious issues, and the staff there were wonderful and took my situation seriously. I was then transferred to Toronto General Hospital for surgery, and the care I received there was outstanding. The doctors, nurses, and support staff were all amazing and made me feel safe and well cared for.nWhat makes this experience even more meaningful is that I had originally gone to another hospital where my concerns were unfortunately ignored. The difference in care here was incredible.nThank you to everyone at Mount Sinai and Toronto General Hospital who helped me. I will always be thankful for the care that truly made a life-saving difference.
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Directions to Toronto General Hospital with public transportation

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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