Cory Dixon · Google · 22 Jul 2026
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Care offeredOccupational therapy9 practitioners
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Reviews
Ratings are collected by outside services and may be combined — Clinicly rates no one.2.7244 reviews · Google
Marilyn Carroll · Google · 28 Jun 2026
“Just wanted give a huge shout out to our amazing KGH! I am home after 8 days there. It was a scary event in my life but the whole team, from emerge staff, porters, PSW's, nurses, DR's from emerge, Drs from Respiratory Care, Drs from Internal Medicine, and Dr. Menard & his staff from Radiology , kitchen staff and the cleaners, were all TOP notch. I wanted for nothing and while I was in there, there was a smile on my face and I felt safe. They were Incredible. The staff were so professional. And the Doctors were all working together consistently and thoroughly in working to solve my health issue. Special thanks for all the care from Dr Golemiec in Respiratory, and for Dr Menard who actually did the procedure that fixed my issue. 👏. Everyone there was great. Marilyn Carroll”Read moreShow less
Tony Avakian · Google · 16 May 2026
“4 star only because my last night in the hospital was an experience I did not want to have. I had heart stent procedure and the doctors were amazing and very professional. My nurse who was looking after me was just one angel and extremely professional. On my last day I met two kid brain and young , who wanted to be a nurse or studying to become a doctor. These to ( one female and one male). These two were assigned to the heart department, which is a very serious place to be. The male nurse was laughing at me, because of the reaction I had after waking up from anesthetic treatment, and the female who was flirting with the male nurse from the time their shift started, was ignoring me and other patients. I asked her for water and I waited one hour to have a glass of water, but she never showed up. I called her again and she showed very bad attitude. I told my main nurse about them and she really did not like what she heard. I hope those two and other like them will be under investigation and be fired immediately.”Read moreShow less
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Carl Dooher · Google · 30 Apr 2026
“Just keeping it short. Amazing nurses and Doctors trying to do a good job with hands tied behind their backs. What’s a system we have where you can’t get bed side ultrasound with sick people piled up in triage. Feel bad for the the folks working with limited resources.”Read moreShow less
Benn Harpell · Google · 24 Mar 2026
“Went into emerge around 6pm with severe to mild chest pain and numbness in my left arm expecting a decent wait time due to the severity of my symptoms but no 8 Full hours of basically nothing just some simple blood work done. Even after I pleaded my case about the pain and the discomfort you felt like less than a number to them! 1 out of 5 Stars”Read moreShow less
Damon Toth · Google · 10 Feb 2026
“I was so scared about my surgery, and still reeling from my accident, an accident so benign, so every day, that it could've happened to any of us. It took many painful trips to my local ER and an MRI, to isolate the problem, there were a few of them building over the years. It was serious, and was most concerning at my c6/7. For sake of brevity, ill just say I needed emergent care. Kingston Hospitsl is where our local PHRC refers to. All the big brains are in Kingston Hospital. Hands down, my experience, the staff from sign-in registration to student assistants, the nurses to staff, have got it figured out in this unit, Kidd 7 Neuro wing. Good and caring and patient, no mean girls here, just cohesion, all of them. I really felt like i was cared for, and i was a handful at times. Dr. Cook, who they call DJ, is a Pace Setter. No titles here, these Neurosurgeons are the Top of the food chain. Dr. Cook (nickname DJ), is a man of few words, doesn't hold your hand or pat you on your bedhead, that's what their awesome staff does.... he's strategic, and gets the job, Done. I saw him call the plays, stands as the coach and quarterback on the field. He told me what he was going to do, yet was so surprisingly flexible, just ask him. He was so quick to make things happen, his staff too, like an old school Fixer, which was amazing for me to be a part of. I asked if he could perform a newer style surgery, that I'd sure feel better about it, over the Gold standard tried & true, and he said, yes, absolutely. It was like i ordered the Premium Interior package with the Autobiography Trim kit. He was Brilliant, walked into the surgery room like an understated Boss, was in & out in 2 hours. I'd like to make special mention also to Dr. Hoo, the unshakable rock veteran anesthesiologist, that made me feel so assured and relieved with the last of my peculiar concerns, that going into surgery, with these two titans, Dr. Hoo and DJ, I really felt like i had the Best. 5 STAR. Woke up pain free, after a long nightmare.”Read moreShow less
Judi Demers · Google · 2 Feb 2026
“After being ill at home for over a week it became harder to breathe so the ems brought me to the hospital where they didn’t hesitate to get me help. I was brought into emergency room1 and was so well taken care of. Told I would be sent to emergency 2 and was then sent up to isolation room. I was beyond amazed how they always checked on me even though so many people had been coming in with influenza A which I thought was a mere cold for a week. I was put in isolation. Once upstairs they were very attentive caring and more I also had an asthma attack where I was getting little air. They simply amazed me. I was in for almost 3 weeks. From the doctors to the nurses, the whole staff I was honoured to be treated by such professional people. I could go on and on about their caring, attentiveness and much more. So from emergency up to the 5th floor I went. Hats off to these people and the staff. You all rock!!!!”Read moreShow less
KAREN Ruest · Google · 1 Feb 2026
“I visited Kingston Hospital on February 1, 2026, to see my brother, and I was very disappointed with the level of cleanliness. From the moment I walked through the front door, it was apparent that the hospital is in need of an aesthetic and cleanliness upgrade. My brother’s room was particularly concerning. The garbage was overflowing, the bed tray was cluttered, and his breakfast food tray was still present. There was a full bottle of urine, several used glasses of water, and dirty gauze left on the floor. This environment did not feel sanitary or appropriate for patient care. Hospitals should maintain a high standard of cleanliness for the health, comfort, and dignity of patients and visitors. Unfortunately, this was not my experience during this visit.”Read moreShow less
TWG · Google · 6 Jan 2026
“This is the worst hospital you can imagine. Sit in emergency room waiting area for 3 hours, get moved to another waiting room, and 4 more hours later when you inquire as to when you'll be seen, they don't even know who the hell you are! This is your FREE health care Canada. Nothing free is worth a damn, and this hospital is proof of that. While I was in excruciating pain and being ignored for 7 hours, nurses and doctors would come in to talk to other patients in there. Openly discussing their medical history, and one of the patients struggles with alcohol. No respect for the privacy act, no respect for their patients rights to be treated respectfully and confidentially, and no compassion for anyone. I entered this hospital with a serious back injury, I waited as long as I could but the pain from sitting in the chair became so intense, that I had to just leave. Especially since they didn't know who I was anyway. I walked out of this hospital in worse condition than I walked in. That's Canadian "Health Care".”Read moreShow less
Lovepreet Kaur · Google · 1 Jan 2026