Queen Elizabeth Hospital: Emergency Room

Alyssa Vlasic 

on Google

a week ago

I went in with a swollen cheek and pretty bad pain being caused by my wisdom teeth. I tell the First Lady I saw that I was on vyvanse for my ADHD, I watched her write it on the sheet of paper. Then I went to see the doctor(who was holding this sheet of paper) and he prescribed me Percocet. I got home and did some research only to find out that taking Percocet with vyvanse can be very very dangerous and is not recommended. 

D G 

on Google

a month ago

Currently entering my seventh hour in the ER at QEH. Triage process was good, but it’s been downhill since then. Last saw a nurse/doctor some 5 hours ago. I think staff are pleasant and well intentioned, but communication is non existent and the entire operation seems very disorganized. May review again later…. 

Manpreet Singh 

on Google

3 months ago

I had extreme pain in my stomach. From 6:00 am to 7:30 pm I was waiting to see a doctor in the emergency room. The funny thing is my flight from Dubai to Toronto was 13 hours. 

Sergio Shumanski 

on Google

5 months ago

It’s awful level for g7 country. I have to wait 11 hours to see the doctor when I’m dying:(( this hospital definitely need more doctors. 

Samantha Gavard 

on Google

5 months ago

I had to take my 14 month old to the emergency department yesterday. And from the volunteer who greeted us, to the lady at registration, the triage nurses and Dr. Phalen, I am so appreciative for everything they do and for the great care we received! Please know we appreciate you all. You guys are working your asses off for all of us and you don’t get the recognition (or pay) you deserve! Thank you for seeing and caring for my 14 month old and 4 year old.