Lakes District Hospital and Health Centre in Burns Lake is a community hospital providing healthcare services to residents of the Lakes District area. The hospital offers a range of medical services, including emergency care, diagnostic imaging, laboratory services, and outpatient clinics. The facility is committed to delivering high-quality, compassionate care to patients in a comfortable and supportive environment.
Visiting hours are typically from 11am to 8pm, but may vary depending on the unit or patient's condition. It is recommended to call the hospital beforehand to confirm visiting hours.
You can contact the hospital by calling (250) 692-2400 or by visiting the hospital in person at 741 Centre St, Burns Lake, BC.
Yes, the hospital has a cafeteria that serves meals and snacks for patients, visitors, and staff. The cafeteria hours may vary, so it is best to inquire at the hospital.
Lakes District Hospital and Health Centre offers a range of services including emergency care, inpatient care, diagnostic imaging, laboratory services, and outpatient clinics.
I had a very enjoyable experience in the Lakes District Hospital. Everyone, and I do mean all the staff were friendly, cheerful, respectful and a joy to have around. I did not run into one grumpy person in this hospital! They all seemed to go the extra mile for me and made my stay as more pleasant than I expected. Thank you to all of you!
Posted Date : 16/05/2019
I had a stroke and was not able to speak well or understand what was said to me. They discharged me the day after I had the stroke. I tried to explain that because I was brought in by emergency ambulance I had no money or credit card or debit card on me, home was 45 miles away, I had no way to get home. As I tried to explain my situation to the head nurse instead of trying to understand what I was trying to say she mocked me and talked back to me. I had a heplock in each arm and she wouldnt even let me tell her they would have to be removed before I could go anywhere. I was turned out on the street with only 1/2 a brain to work with, and with no means at all.
Posted Date : 01/01/1970
Anonymous
I had a very enjoyable experience in the Lakes District Hospital. Everyone, and I do mean all the staff were friendly, cheerful, respectful and a joy to have around. I did not run into one grumpy person in this hospital! They all seemed to go the extra mile for me and made my stay as more pleasant than I expected. Thank you to all of you!
Anonymous
I had a stroke and was not able to speak well or understand what was said to me. They discharged me the day after I had the stroke. I tried to explain that because I was brought in by emergency ambulance I had no money or credit card or debit card on me, home was 45 miles away, I had no way to get home. As I tried to explain my situation to the head nurse instead of trying to understand what I was trying to say she mocked me and talked back to me. I had a heplock in each arm and she wouldnt even let me tell her they would have to be removed before I could go anywhere. I was turned out on the street with only 1/2 a brain to work with, and with no means at all.