Overview

St Paul's Hospital in Vancouver is a large, acute care hospital that provides a wide range of medical services to residents of Vancouver and the surrounding areas. The hospital is recognized for its expertise in areas such as cardiology, kidney disease, and mental health services. St Paul's is also home to the BC Centre for Excellence in HIV/AIDS and the Provincial Heart Centre. The hospital is known for its compassionate care and commitment to providing high-quality healthcare to all patients.

Hospital Facilities

  • Emergency Department
  • Surgical Services
  • Maternity Ward
  • Cardiac Care Unit
  • Oncology Department
  • Psychiatry Services
  • Diagnostic Imaging
  • Rehabilitation Services
  • Pharmacy
  • Palliative Care Unit
  • Acute Care Unit
  • Laboratory Services
  • ICU/CCU
  • Pediatrics Department
  • Sleep Disorders Clinic

Awards & Recognitions

  • Best Hospital in British Columbia by Newsweek (2021)
  • Accredited by Accreditation Canada
  • Ranked #1 in Vancouver by U.S. News & World Report
  • Magnet Recognition for Nursing Excellence
  • Named Top 100 Hospital in Canada by Reuters
  • Received Canadian Patient Safety Institute Award for Patient Safety Excellence

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FAQs

What are the visiting hours at St Paul's Hospital in Vancouver?

Visiting hours at St Paul's Hospital are from 8am - 8pm daily.

Is there parking available at St Paul's Hospital?

Yes, there is paid parking available at St Paul's Hospital.

How can I contact a patient at St Paul's Hospital?

You can contact a patient at St Paul's Hospital by calling the main hospital number and asking to be connected to their room.

What services does St Paul's Hospital offer?

St Paul's Hospital offers a wide range of services including emergency care, surgery, and specialized medical treatments.

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

    I spent 5 days in St Paul’s back in 2008 after suffering a stroke. The entire staff – doctors, nurses, orderlies – were just great. I received excellent care there and continue to go there annually for their diabetes clinice. A wonderful hospital with great people.

  • Anonymous

    OMG OMG! I recently spent a week in this hospital. I could not believe how dirty this hospital was. And everywhere, patients rooms hallways stairs and elevators. I am really shocked at the overall condition of this hospital. What the hell has happened here. The elevators are a joke. They have chairs where you wait for a elevator and I could quickly see way as it is a very long wait for an elevator. The nurses seemed to spend a lot of time writing in their charts but only minimal at the bedside. If you asked for something for pain it was a 2-3 hour wait. Basically you saw a nurse for your medications and most times they weren’t on time. The UBC nursing students were assertive and cold/aloof. Never saw much compassion from the nurses. I did feel that the doctors and residents were great. The wait time in emergency should be investigated.

  • Anonymous

    Our grandson is 19. After delivery we were told, he may get a complication, such as meningitis, according to the pediatrician and the resident, due to mismanagement. He has now dysgraphia. The attitude of the doctors was unacceptable, that of nurses frightening. 14 years ago my wife, after successful renal transplant surgery due to severe B-Coli sepsis ended for five days on life support, with almost no chance to survive. She did, although with 60% loss of new kidney function and scars on the lungs. The donor was our daughter and she had kidney disease for 40 years. PSTD and anger persist. Apparently The Canadian Constitution guarantees the protection of your life and wellbeing. Sounds hollow to us. Is the Ministry of Justice or Health aware of many such issues? Or no one yet told them?

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    I spent 5 days in St Paul's back in 2008 after suffering a stroke. The entire staff - doctors, nurses, orderlies - were just great. I received excellent care there and continue to go there annually for their diabetes clinice. A wonderful hospital with great people.

    Posted Date : 01/01/1970


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    OMG OMG! I recently spent a week in this hospital. I could not believe how dirty this hospital was. And everywhere, patients rooms hallways stairs and elevators. I am really shocked at the overall condition of this hospital. What the hell has happened here. The elevators are a joke. They have chairs where you wait for a elevator and I could quickly see way as it is a very long wait for an elevator. The nurses seemed to spend a lot of time writing in their charts but only minimal at the bedside. If you asked for something for pain it was a 2-3 hour wait. Basically you saw a nurse for your medications and most times they weren't on time. The UBC nursing students were assertive and cold/aloof. Never saw much compassion from the nurses. I did feel that the doctors and residents were great. The wait time in emergency should be investigated.

    Posted Date : 01/01/1970


  • 1

    Cleanliness

    1

    Facilities

    1

    Services

    1

    Values

    Our grandson is 19. After delivery we were told, he may get a complication, such as meningitis, according to the pediatrician and the resident, due to mismanagement. He has now dysgraphia. The attitude of the doctors was unacceptable, that of nurses frightening. 14 years ago my wife, after successful renal transplant surgery due to severe B-Coli sepsis ended for five days on life support, with almost no chance to survive. She did, although with 60% loss of new kidney function and scars on the lungs. The donor was our daughter and she had kidney disease for 40 years. PSTD and anger persist. Apparently The Canadian Constitution guarantees the protection of your life and wellbeing. Sounds hollow to us. Is the Ministry of Justice or Health aware of many such issues? Or no one yet told them?

    Posted Date : 01/01/1970


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