Name: Peace Arch Hospital
Address: 15521 Russell Ave, White Rock, BC V4B 5M2, Canada, CA
Telephone: +1 604-531-5512

Peace Arch Hospital is a hospital, located at 15521 Russell Ave, White Rock, BC V4B 5M2, Canada. They can be contacted via phone at +1 604-531-5512, visit their website www.fraserhealth.ca for more detailed information.

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15521 Russell Ave, White Rock, BC V4B 5M2

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Added by Jopie, at 16 September 2016

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Tuesday Open 24 hours
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Anonymous Traveler

24 November 2017

Waited 5 hours before I got fed up and left. They took blood and shuffled me around chair to chair emergency room sucks and the best was when they left me alone for 4 hours without even checking on me
Mat Bray

16 November 2017

cut my knuckle with a grinder, went to the er, All the people working in the ER were super nice, way nicer than Surrey, new West or vgh, and when i was in the waiting room, all i heard was elderly people explaining random symptoms to the triage nurse
Julian Medd

05 November 2017

All the staff are incompetent, rude and hostile. These nurses and staff lack any sort of compassion and basic comforting skills. Is it really a surprise when a family member arrives at this hospital, stressed, sad, upset, angry and frustrated because their relative is dying and there's nothing that can be done? Apparently it is a surprise at this specific hospital. What an absolute nightmare of an experience. This place is an absolute disgrace, it's a wonder this place can operate under such scrutiny. This place doesn't even deserve the one star minimum, the only positive thing that could be said is about the volunteer staff who are very pleasant. Otherwise avoid this place like the plague and if you're looking for somewhere where you can go for comfort, respect and care you're never going to find it here.
Defx7

13 October 2017

Could easily give this place a 1 star for no wifi, aside from that they got me healthy and healed enough so I could go home. So can't get better than that.
Rudie McRudeface

07 September 2017

Wow this place is a Steven King book waiting to happen. Just look at the comments that the hospital care to respond to, just the syrupy ones. When you call to complain you are transferred to a message phone that hospital staff admit is never checked. I waited 6 hours in ER before giving up and spending another 1.5 at SMH at least i was treated. I would still be at PAH if I hadn't. Staff loudly gossip about patients and when you tell them about it they tell you to mind your own business. Real nice place. Keep up the pressure on them. Yes, we are victims of this 'hospital' but we can fight back. What does 'response from owner' mean. We the people of BC own this hospital. You, the overpaid administrators of said hospital are NOT owners. DO YOUR JOB!!!! and stop trying to legitimize your inflated job title and pay.
Prem Sharma

02 August 2017

My mom was not feeling well at all so my sister and I decided to take my mom of 61 to the hospital. I have never been to this hospital but thinking its closer and possibly faster however this hospital is incredibly slow. I have been here since 8pm and its 12:00pm writing this review and still waiting for a nurse to admit my mom. Im not looking for first class service but atleast help patients in a timely manner. Nurses and doctors seem to be chatting with one another and incrediblly slow. I dont recommend this hospital and suggest you drive to another hospital such as royal columbian or VGH as you could drive there be helped sooner. Had i gone there I would be home by now.
Update: Im being told theres a shift change and 1 doctor
Jason Bourne

02 August 2017

Avoid Peace Arch hospital! The Emergency Room is disorganized and the staff are not helpful. Vancouver General Hospital is busier than Peace Arch and VGH sees more patients in the same timeframe.
Samantha Windsor

17 June 2017

A 1 is to high of a rating for this hospital 1 out of all the staff i met a male nurse was the only fruendly staff i saw i am agoraphobic and after fainting at my doctors office ive been having issues with my heart and fainting for awhile my doctor called an ambulance and being Agoraphobic the thought of going to a crowded hospital sent me into a panuc attack in the ambulance i was trwated like u could stop it at any time and was being rediculous then when i got to the emergency room the nurse there basically tild my Agoraphobia is nothing but b.s. and to sit down there are other people there it was sugested i go sit outside then the only dictor that saw me was a shrink even though my dictor sent a letter with me as to what he wantted done then finally a doctor came over just to say go home ni test no explanation why i fainted u would not take an animal to thus hospital let alone a person
George Grunwald

10 June 2017

I was admitted to the ER for 1 night where I was treated pretty well, even though I had to wait a few minutes for a nurse to get to me when I pressed the call button. I was later transferred to the ICU upon my request due to the noise and discomfort in the ER. The ICU was nice and quiet and the nurses were all very good and awesome. My visit ended after I was transferred to Surrey Memorial by very nice and polite people. Overall, the experience was great.
Gerry Heaney

08 June 2017

I phoned Med imaging today at 10am to reschedule an appt.and was put on hold for 20mins then connected to CT scan and asked several ID questions then put on hold for 15mins then connected to MRI _wrong connect _then put on hold again then connected to XRAY _wrong connect then put on hold for 10 mins then connected to CT scan and was rescheduled .
The service pathetic was pathetic and made worse by the constant sugary recorded apologies which are non stop and enough to make me scream.
Staff are incompetent in knowing how to transfer calls to correct depth. Next time will try different hospital
Mr G Heaney
Christeen Buscher

17 March 2017

My 2yr old swallowed a dice, we went to the emergency at peace arch at 6pm. At 1130pm we are still waiting, it's sad that this is what our medical system has come to. If you have an emergency, I would avoid peace arch hospital.
Jay Todd

09 February 2017

I had to stay three months and the nurses are fabulous and if you have to spend a long time in the hospital, this is the hospital you should choose.
Julie Grenier

24 January 2017

Unfortunately, we visit PAH emergency 3 - 4 times a year and always arrive by ambulance. There is never any wait. The staff is efficient and generally pleasant. I have nothing but praise for the majority of the emergency room staff. Congrats on doing your job well. Thank you
Bob Stares

11 December 2016

I recently had a heart attack and ended up at Peace Arch Hospital in the ICU for almost a weekwhere I was lucky enough to encounter a dedicated, competent and compassionate group of people. I will never forget the kindness and respect they showed me during this difficult timeIf it wasn't for them I wouldn't have made itHeartfelt Thanks to the Doctors and Nurses and, EMT's who brought me back to healthAngels All!
Anna Wilson

23 September 2016

This review is for the emergency room, which my husband has used twice. Last night was the second time. I went in to visit him and wasn't impressed by the bathroom. A professional cleaner once told me that the state of a bathroom indicates the state of everything else.

My husband left the ER last night with the understanding he'd get a phone call this morning to schedule two ultrasounds later today. Not so fast! It turned out today that the ultrasound doctor thought he should have a CT scan instead. (No, my husband didn't get a phone call telling him this. He got on the phone for 45 minutes to find this out.)

The CT scanner is down until 1 pm. Meanwhile, the ER doctor (there's only one) has yet to read the ultrasound doctor's requisition for the ultrasound requisition to be changed to a CT scan requisition, a feat that can only be accomplished by an ER doctor. When will this be done? Who knows? Today? Tomorrow? I couldn't get an answer. (I got on the phone because I wanted to know if I needed to drive him today, or whether I had to be available tomorrow, or what. I used my cell phone so the hospital could still call my husband on the land line. No surprise: no call.)

Yes, our health care system is overstretched. Yes, this ER is overworked. Yes, a lot of people have moved to the South Surrey/White Rock area that this hospital serves. Yes, some people from "elsewhere" also use Peace Arch Hospital. (As it happens, we live very close to this facility.) Yes, an effective ER clerk also serves as a guard dog.

However, in my opinion the attitude I picked up from the ER staffer with whom I talked was inappropriate. I didn't sense compassion or a willingness to serve. Yes, I was polite. I'd hate to be in pain or really sick and have to deal with such a person. What does vulnerability activate in someone with power issues? Just a question.

This hospital needs a new ER, stat. And I'd suggest letting go of staff who disrespect those whom they serve. Our tax dollars pay their wages.