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Posted Date : 09/01/2024
Misericordia Community Hospital
Overview
Misericordia Community Hospital is a healthcare facility located in Edmonton, Alberta. The hospital offers a range of medical services, including emergency care, surgery, diagnostic imaging, and specialized treatment programs. They are known for their compassionate and patient-centered approach to care, striving to provide high-quality medical services to the community.
Hospital Facilities
- Emergency department
- Diagnostic imaging
- Maternity care
- Cardiology department
- Surgery department
- Intensive care unit
- Oncology unit
- Orthopedics unit
- Neurology unit
- Psychiatric services
- Pediatrics department
- Rehabilitation services
- Pharmacy services
- Laboratory services
Awards & Recognitions
- Accredited with Exemplary Standing by Accreditation Canada
- Named one of Alberta's Top 70 Employers
- Received the Minister's Senior Friendly Hospital Award from the Government of Alberta
- Designated as a Baby Friendly Hospital by the World Health Organization and UNICEF
- Achieved a 5-star rating from Health Quality Council of Alberta
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FAQs
What are the visiting hours for patients?
Visiting hours at Misericordia Community Hospital are from 8:00 am to 8:00 pm daily. Exceptions may apply based on the patient's condition or unit regulations.
How do I contact a patient at the hospital?
You can contact a patient at Misericordia Community Hospital by calling the main hospital line at (780) 735-2000 and asking to be connected to the patient's room.
Is parking available at the hospital?
Yes, there is parking available at Misericordia Community Hospital. However, it is recommended to arrive early to ensure you find a parking spot, as the parking lot can get busy.
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16940 87 Ave NW, Edmonton, AB T5R 4H5, Canada
16940 87 Ave NW, Edmonton, AB T5R 4H5, Canada
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Anonymous
I had a general day surgery, the nurses and doctors were wonderful. The anesthesiologist was funny and he was very polite and explained the process before putting me under. The nurses joked around with me and were great at explaining what to expect and how to care for myself after leaving. They were attentive and overall made it a great experience.
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Judgemental. They segregate those struggling with addiction into a hole in the wall. Triage nurse is disgusting and as soon as she heard my partner is an alcoholic. She didn’t care. She didn’t know I’m a social worker and will advocate for him as well as all the other addicts present tonight. Lady if you’re reading this. Leave your job. You don’t belong in human services. Shame on you.
Anonymous
I was in the IV therapy clinic, I had a wonderful experience, Ashley and Ron were awesome, so kind and explained everything they were doing to me and all of what might happen if….My overall experience was 10+.
Anonymous
Another FAIL by this hospital- they should this hospital down and use the staff for the rest of the understaffed hospitals in Edmonton.
My cousin received a staff infection from this hospital- stay away from it!!!!
Anonymous
This country needs proper officials to oversee these doctors and nurses in the hospitals. To prevent this problem with hate crimes on people’s of colour. These officers should be elected by the community’s that are suffering. These officers should be able to have the ability to investigate incidents where they have the ability to fire or arrest these individuals. The disgusting things that have been taking place have to come to a stop and there has to be serious consequences for these trusted workers who not only have cost people there lives. Even little babies. Which took place in the Misacicordia Hospital. There better be some changes or there is going to be eventual war in the streets from uprising. Don’t kid yourself it’s not just people of color that suffer from the lack of proper care in these hospitals. Watch “The Good Nurse” on Netflix.