Destiny Lopez · Google · 3 Jun 2026
“What’s happened to Nicholas Jordan!!! We need answers!!”
Vancouver Coastal Health Corporate Office
★ 3.7 (12 reviews)Vancouver, BC—
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SunburnSurvivor · Google · 25 May 2026
“As an American patriot watching this unfold in what used to be a free country, the case of Nicholas Jordan Wagter is a chilling warning. Dr. Taylor from Vancouver Coastal Health spots a man in a café, slaps a Form 4 certification on him under the Mental Health Act, and has him pulled over and dragged to the psych ward - all without proper due process. Dr. Emory then shows up on scene to enforce it. This isn't healthcare; this is soft tyranny dressed up as mental health "care." See the video for yourself: search YouTube for "Nicholas Jordan Wagter Mental Health Act" or "Nicholas Wagter Vancouver certified police stop". Canadians, wake up! This is Marxism Lite in action - big government deciding whose thoughts and words make them "certified" dangerous. Observing someone in public and stripping their liberty? That's straight out of the authoritarian playbook. These doctors are acting like modern SS enforcers, using psychiatry as a weapon against inconvenient voices. Imprison this kind of overreach before it spreads. We have too many real crazies on the streets who need involuntary care, but weaponizing it against law-abiding citizens exercising free speech? That's the real madness. Reject this collectivist straightjacket. Stand for liberty, not the psych ward state. 🇺🇸🇨🇦 VCH and these doctors should be held accountable. Never forget: Liberty or the certified cage - choose wisely.”Read moreShow less
Ben Mak · Google · 15 Dec 2025
“It's a largest health organization in Lower Mainland. Helping people stay healthy!”
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Maria Angoso Jimenez · Google · 11 Jul 2025
“As a pregnant woman in my first trimester experiencing daily nausea and vomiting, I expected a certain level of clarity and care from Vancouver Coastal Health services — especially when simply trying to get routine blood work done. Unfortunately, my experience has been extremely disappointing and unnecessarily exhausting. I went to three different locations with a online appointment to get a simple test done: • The first site didn’t have the test. • The second hospital told me they don’t perform the test on Fridays. • The third refused to do it because the requisition wasn’t printed—even though, for the previous two locations, the requisition had been sent directly via email. The lack of consistency and clear communication is unacceptable, especially for patients with limited mobility or who are already struggling physically. Here is my feedback: • When booking an appointment online, patients must be informed of: • Whether the test is offered at that location • What days it can be performed • Whether a printed requisition is mandatory This would save patients valuable time and prevent unnecessary stress. Right now, the system feels disjointed and inefficient — not what one would expect from a public health service. Lastly, the staff at the UBC location were unfortunately not helpful or patient. Many people in the waiting room were confused, including myself. There was no clear process upon arrival, and important instructions were only visible if you noticed random taped papers stuck to windows. It created a feeling of chaos and poor service. Patients — especially vulnerable ones like pregnant women — deserve better. This experience has been both frustrating and disheartening. I hope Vancouver Coastal Health takes this feedback seriously and works on improving transparency, signage, and consistency across their sites.”Read moreShow less
Jaswinder Singh (Official Google Guide) · Google · 2 Aug 2019
“No parking”
Doris J Amituofo · Google · 29 May 2019
“Friendly staff at the Cambie Community Dialysis Unit.”