St Paul's Hospital has brilliant doctors and nurses. I had multiple treatments at this hospital in 2023. The doctors and the staff always treat patients with kindness and respect. I highly recommend this hospital.
Posted Date : 23/12/2023
St Pauls
Overview
St. Paul's Hospital in Vancouver is a renowned acute care facility offering a wide range of medical services to patients in need. It is known for its expertise in areas such as cardiology, neurology, and oncology, as well as for its compassionate care and commitment to innovation. St. Paul's Hospital is a hub for research and education, and is dedicated to providing the highest quality care to the community.
Hospital Facilities
- Emergency Department
- Family Medicine
- Surgical Services
- Cardiology
- Oncology
- Maternity Services
- Mental Health and Addiction Services
- Orthopedics
- Neurology
- Renal Unit
- Palliative Care
- Stroke Unit
- Wound Care
- Diabetes Management
- Chronic Disease Management.
Awards & Recognitions
- Accredited with Recognized Environmental Certification – Gold (REMO)
- Accredited with the Centre of Excellence for Transgender Health
- Named a Baby-Friendly Hospital by the World Health Organization and UNICEF
- Designated as a Centre of Excellence in Project Management for Healthcare
- Received the Canadian Pharmacists Association (CPhA) Hospital Pharmacy Residency Award
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FAQs
What are the visiting hours at St Pauls Hospital?
Visiting hours at St Pauls Hospital are from 8:00am to 8:00pm.
How can I contact St Pauls Hospital?
You can contact St Pauls Hospital at (604) 682-2344.
Does St Pauls Hospital have parking available?
Yes, St Pauls Hospital has parking available for patients and visitors.
Address
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1081 Burrard St, Vancouver, BC V6Z 1Y6, Canada
1081 Burrard St, Vancouver, BC V6Z 1Y6, Canada
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Anonymous
The food was rotten when I was there over two decades, ago. I gained 25 lbs during my stay, there. I sure hope the food is better, now!
Anonymous
I thought the staff were awesome I was in the kidney transplant area the radiology area the nuclear medicine area and every person I dealt with was kind and respectful the only thing I found not great was the cleanliness I realize that it’s an older building and will never look spotless but it was actually very dirty
Anonymous
Staff here are the worst. Racist staff try to separate women from their partners if their partners aren’t white. My husband was told there was a covid protocol that restricted him from coming in the hospital with me when I had a knee injury. Then I was wheeled into a room full of violent drug addicts and turned against the wall unable to protect myself. I called the hospital reception to check if there was a protocol preventing partners from staying with patients and found out that was a total lie. It was a special lie from the nurse to separate me from my husband because she thinks brown men are automatically abusers. I also saw many women with white husbands who were allowed to stay. When I was finally seen by a doctor after 4 hours then didn’t offer me any treatment and treated me like a lab rat pushing on my injured knee for medical students observing. We eventually just let and went home because care at this hospital is worse than no care.
Anonymous
I have been seen by specialists for my lungs and diabetes – the staff are amazing and extremely helpful God Bless them all
Anonymous
ST. PAUL’S HOSPITAL meets the standards in the criteria of cleanliness and overall hospital efficiency. However, my 4-night experience there (with pancreatitis) was a nightmare regarding the nursing staff. They were rude, aggressive, sassy, arrogant, and made me want to almost get physically violent with two of them. The staff do their job, but in an arrpgant and unprofessional way that I have never experienced elsewhere. / RS