Lake of the Woods District Hospital is a healthcare facility located in Kenora, Ontario. It offers a range of medical services including emergency care, surgery, imaging, and laboratory services. The hospital serves the community of Kenora and surrounding areas, providing high-quality healthcare to patients in need.
Visiting hours are from 11:00am to 8:00pm daily, but may vary depending on the unit. Please check with the specific unit for visiting hours.
Yes, there is parking available for patients and visitors at the hospital. Parking fees may apply.
You can contact a patient by calling the main hospital number at (807) 468-9861 and asking to be connected to the patient's room.
Don't even bother going if you are 't a local. They absolutely hate out of province people and they have no problem making you wait 5,6,8, 9 hours. & I'm talking late in the evening. It did look like to me they give priority to locals. If you have an injury like bleeding - clean the wound yourself before you go otherwise if you rely on them by the time they get to you and infection has time to set in.
Posted Date : 19/05/2023
Thank you to the wonderful staff who work in every area of the emergency department. I know everyone is stretched thin with too little staff but I was treated wonderfully and never felt rushed. The time to see a doctor was long but I brought a book as I knew why I went in wasn't a true emergency and If anyone came in with something more severe I'd get bumped.
Posted Date : 13/08/2022
Walked in there with a major infection around 830am, by 1030am I was in emergency surgery. The nursing staff took very good care of me :). The whole place can use a update but the staff were friendly even if way over worked and under staffed.
Posted Date : 10/01/2022
Incompetent organization! Staff are aweful to other patients and discharge planner was rude and very inappropriate when speaking to me.
Posted Date : 20/09/2019
Nurse informed patient they had too many things they needed to get done. Last I checked without patients you don't have funding. Nurse implied my care was an inconvenience.
Posted Date : 01/01/1970
Anonymous
Don’t even bother going if you are ‘t a local. They absolutely hate out of province people and they have no problem making you wait 5,6,8, 9 hours. & I’m talking late in the evening. It did look like to me they give priority to locals. If you have an injury like bleeding – clean the wound yourself before you go otherwise if you rely on them by the time they get to you and infection has time to set in.
Anonymous
Thank you to the wonderful staff who work in every area of the emergency department. I know everyone is stretched thin with too little staff but I was treated wonderfully and never felt rushed.
The time to see a doctor was long but I brought a book as I knew why I went in wasn’t a true emergency and If anyone came in with something more severe I’d get bumped.
Anonymous
Walked in there with a major infection around 830am, by 1030am I was in emergency surgery. The nursing staff took very good care of me :). The whole place can use a update but the staff were friendly even if way over worked and under staffed.
Anonymous
Incompetent organization! Staff are aweful to other patients and discharge planner was rude and very inappropriate when speaking to me.
Anonymous
Nurse informed patient they had too many things they needed to get done. Last I checked without patients you don’t have funding. Nurse implied my care was an inconvenience.