All you hear is the bad. I was forced to go to outpatients at St Marthas, the staff were kind and helpful I was admitted within minutes had surgery before the day was out. Could not have been better. Teresa MacEachern
Posted Date : 24/11/2023
St. Martha’s Regional Hospital
Overview
St. Martha's Regional Hospital in Antigonish is a well-known healthcare facility in Nova Scotia, Canada. It offers a wide range of medical services and treatments to patients in the local community and beyond. The hospital is known for its high-quality care, skilled medical professionals, and commitment to providing patients with the best possible outcomes. St. Martha's Regional Hospital is a trusted and respected institution in the region, known for its dedication to improving the health and well-being of its patients.
Hospital Facilities
- Emergency department
- Intensive Care Unit
- Birthing Centre
- Surgical services
- Diagnostic imaging
- Laboratory services
- Mental health and addiction services
- Palliative care
- Cancer care
- Rehabilitation services
Awards & Recognitions
- Accreditation Canada – Accredited with Exemplary Standing
- Canadian College of Health Leaders – LEADS Recognition Award
- Nova Scotia Health Authority Quality Award
- Patient Safety Champion Award
- Canadian Patient Safety Institute – Leading Practices Award
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FAQs
What are the visiting hours at St. Martha's Regional Hospital?
Visiting hours are from 2:00pm to 8:00pm daily.
Is there parking available at the hospital?
Yes, there is parking available for patients and visitors.
How can I contact a patient at St. Martha's Regional Hospital?
You can call the hospital's main line and ask to be connected to the patient's room.
Address
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25 Bay Street, Antigonish, NS B2G 2G5, Canada
25 Bay Street, Antigonish, NS B2G 2G5, Canada
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Anonymous
Not enough Doctors. ER is horribly slow. This problem needs to be addressed for basic human decency. Canada is not a 3rd world country. We can do better than this.
Anonymous
Takes forever to get help even if you are the only one there.
Anonymous
after passing out in class from pain and being sent to emerge it really sucked to have a nurse come into the room, not introduce herself, not ask me my name and stick a needle of who knows what into my arm. legally nurses have to check their patients name and date of birth before giving medication. they also have to ensure the patient is not allergic and give them the right to refuse. I still don’t know what she gave me as all she said was “this will help” and then rolled her eyes when I said that it burns and asked what she gave me. I didn’t want to go to the hospital in the first place and to be treated like that in a place where you are supposed to get support and care really made me upset. to top it off the doctor was rude and mocked me for having “period pain”. Passing out because of pain is not normal. I just asked if I could leave and said ill find a way to deal with it myself. I wouldn’t go to St. Martha’s again, even if I am dying.
Anonymous
This hospital has some of the best technicians anywhere. I have had a few difficult tests and the technicians were so kind and helpful to get me through them. They really went the extra mile. We are lucky to have people like this working in this hospital. Thank you so much.
Anonymous
There needs to be better training for the nurses to treat patients and family members with a little bit of respect.