Seaforth Community Hospital - Seaforth, Ontario

Découvrez le Seaforth Community Hospital

Le Seaforth Community Hospital est un établissement de santé publiquement financé par la région de Huron, située dans la ville de Seaforth, à l'ouest de la région de Peel en Ontario, au Canada. Il s'agit d'un hôpital communautaire qui joue un rôle essentiel pour les résidents de la région de Huron et de certaines parties limitrophes.

Lieu et Accès

Le Seaforth Community Hospital est facilement accessible, avec son adresse principale située à 24 Centennial Drive, à Seaforth, ON N0K 1W0, Canada. Pour joindre l'hôpital directement, vous pouvez composer le numéro de téléphone 519-527-8404. Plusieurs services et options de transport peuvent être disponibles pour assurer un accès pratique aux patients et à leurs visiteurs. Le site web de la région de Huron, Health Halton Peel (HHPA), gère également les services d'urgence du Seaforth Community Hospital, bien que l'hôpital lui-même soit administré par la région de Huron CBOG (Community-Based Outreach Group). Le site web officiel des services d'urgence est accessible à l'adresse www.hpha.ca.

Services et Spécialités

En tant qu'hôpital communautaire, le Seaforth Community Hospital offre une variété de services de santé essentiels pour la communauté. Les principales spécialités et services incluent :

• Service d'urgence (ER) : Accessible aux patients nécessitant des soins médicaux urgents. Notez que la disponibilité 24/7 peut varier selon les périodes ou les politiques de la région de santé (Huron/CCO, voir avis pour plus de détails).
• Services médicaux de base : Couvrant une large gamme de consultations et de traitements courants.
• Départements spécialisés : Tels que le département d'échographie (mentionné positivement dans les avis pour sa qualité et son professionnalisme, notamment pour l'accueil de patients avec des enfants).
• Soins hospitaliers : Pour les patients nécessitant un séjour plus long.

Accessibilité

Le Seaforth Community Hospital est soucieux de l'accessibilité pour tous les patients et visiteurs. L'établissement dispose de nombreuses installations adaptées :

• Entrée accessible en fauteuil roulant : Ainsi qu'un parking accessible pour les personnes à mobilité réduite.
• Toilettes accessibles pour faciliter la visite de tous.

Ces aménagements permettent à un public diversifié, y compris les personnes handicapées, d'accéder facilement aux services de santé offerts.

Informations Utiles et Avis des Patients

Il est recommandé de vérifier l'état des services avant une visite, notamment la disponibilité du service d'urgence, car les horaires peuvent fluctuer. Les avis des patients, bien que non cités directement, donnent une idée de l'expérience vécue :

• Accueil et personnel : Les avis mentionnent généralement un personnel aimable et professionnel, décrit comme très bienveillant.
• Délai d'attente : Certains témoignages rapportent un temps d'attente géré relativement bien, avec des séjours en ER pouvant durer quelques heures au maximum, selon des expériences passées.
• Qualité des services : Des commentaires spécifiques saluent l'excellence du service d'échographie, cité comme étant de très haute qualité et adapté aux situations particulières (comme l'examen d'un bébé).
• Comparaison avec d'autres hôpitaux : Plusieurs avis suggèrent d'opter pour le Seaforth Community Hospital avant d'envisager des établissements plus éloignés comme ceux de Stratford ou de Goderich, appréciant sa proximité et ses services.

Cette institution est un point de référence pour la santé publique dans la région de Huron, offrant des soins accessibles, adaptés et de qualité pour ses patients locaux.

Pourquoi Choisir le Seaforth Community Hospital

Le Seaforth Community Hospital s'engage à fournir des soins de santé essentiels de manière accessible et centrée sur le patient :

• Service local : Facilite l'accès aux soins pour les résidents de la région de Huron et des environs immédiats.
• Personnel qualifié et attentionné : Un service reconnu pour son professionnalisme et son attitude bienveillante.
• Infrastructures adaptées : L'hôpital est bien équipé pour accueillir tous les patients, y compris ceux avec des limitations.
• Services spécialisés de pointe : Comme le département d'échographie, qui offre des soins de haute qualité.
• Confiance et praticité : Reconnu comme une option fiable et pratique pour de nombreux problèmes médicaux courants.

Que ce soit pour un problème d'urgence ou pour une consultation régulière, le Seaforth Community Hospital demeure un partenaire essentiel de santé publique pour la communauté.

👍 Avis de Seaforth Community Hospital

C.D. M.

4/5

I've never had any issues with this hospital other than the ER not always being open, but I don't fault them for that. It's tough to find one in Huron County that is open 24hrs.
When Seaforth is open, the staff are very friendly and helpful. I've been to the ER a few times and the longest I've ever been here was 2 hrs, in, waiting, being seen, etc. and out.
Try here before Stratford or Goderich.

Emily E.

5/5

The ultrasound department is incredible. I had an ultrasound and brought my two month baby with me. They were so paitent with us and beyond helpful. Thank you so much.

Gina

1/5

I have to say I diffenetly witness in the last 3 most how our medical system has failed us badly, and doctors just don't care anymore about patients. This hospital was the worse. Sadly I believe they send the left over doctors there that aren't wanted anywhere else.
My mother in law was in there for 3 weeks thinking it was because of her with sciatica. She couldn't walk, take care of her personal hygien. Was sent to Stratford for tests came back filled her up with pills of all kinds for pain. They were pushing her to walk, not helping her sit up in bed so she could try and get to her commode, she was asking for someone for over half hour finally a young man showed up pulled her up and she couldn't hold it in because of the pressure when standing up. Needless to say "big mess" everywhere on her and the floor. Talk about losing your "dignity" they kept telling her she needs to make a effort and pull herself up in bed which she was trying her hardest but ended up pulling her rotator cuff in her shoulder by doing so. Here we go again more pain. Spoke to a so called doctor by the name of Morgan the worst experience I had talking to a doctor. She pretty well said it was all in my mother in laws head that she was in pain that much and not willing to walk or take care of herself the way THEY expected her to.
I spent almost everyday in there for hours the last week of her stay in that hospital. Absolutely disgusting and NO compassion at all. Animals get treated better.
Well bottom end of this journey my mother in law passed away Dec 11,2024 at age 77. She was full of cancer in the SPINE,lymph nods, lungs and going in the brain.
PS:
People you really need to start taking care of yourself and fight back to get results from test and proper diagnosis.
Don't let them just fill you with their medicated candies. When talking with them they never know what is wrong you but sure know what pills to give you. "Now a days it's all about how much money they make off patients"
I am sooo disgusted with our system and doctors it makes me sick to my stomach.
Good luck to everyone who comes to this Hospital. Oh and trying to get out of there once in there is also a big issue. It's a jail!!

KD

4/5

I have been to this hospital a handful of times in the last couple of months. The wait time and care was excellent however as many hospitals that this applies to you may be stuck waiting a bit longer in mid afternoon but still I was in and out in under 3 hours( full waiting room that day.)
I have had quite pleasant experiences with a number of the doctors at this emerge. Especially Dr Gamal, Dr Percival & Dr Dalcin
Considering the state of our healthcare system Seaforth hospital has done a fantastic job of delegating and prioritizing care within there means.

Kath M.

1/5

Not happy with the service especially with the doctor waited 2.5hrs. from registration until seeing him which he spent a good 5-10mins. didn't seem to care if we're done or not, he just left.I supposed to get a note from him to show to my employer but I need to wait until his done with the other patient.The nurse suggested to come back another day or wait coz it will take longer from him to remove the cast from other patient.Im please and felt the care of the person who took me from the room and did my xray she's excellent.

Artem T.

1/5

It is not emergency. It is norushgency. Sit and wait, with 7 month sick and tired baby, 2 hours and look at them how they walk there and back. It is not adult person that can wait as long as necessary. He start scream and cry. Because he already cant stand it anymore. But no one cares.
"5 stars" for canadian emergency system

Olga J.

1/5

the doctor in emerg sounds stoned and inequipt to do his job. do not go here if you want help. absolutely ridiculous.

Bill H.

1/5

Six ER Visits from Oct 26 - Nov 18, Six different Dr.'s. First one was the first Doctor to look at me July 2021 after having a right leg @ knee amputation at Hamilton General. Apparently a lot has changed since then. Sherrie Forrest for the win. I forgot to mention I'm a former almost 20 yr. Employee of HPHA. Sherrie had my complete case which is quite lengthy called up to be reviewed. I watched the Infection move up left toe in 2 hrs. A Dr. was called in and spent time reviewing. He told me to err in caution in my case was understandable. When Dr. Prime came in @ 8:00 am he acted like a spoiled 6 yr old not getting he way. Didn't want to read the history, how to treat a patient without reading the history. Dr. Prime continued acting childless asking who called this, pack him (me) up and send back to Seaforth Retirement Community. The Dr. that did look at me wanted to compare my left toe with the right one with my stump hanging over the edge of stretcher. I guess he thought right foot was in my pocket? Prescribed kflex antibiotic 500 MG X 4 for 5 days. No blood work. Oct 31 back ER DR. was from Windsor group, blood work, xrays and 8 days of IV Antibiotics ordered. I going to fast forward, I now have a PICC Line installed Nov. 22 with IV Antibiotics for the rest of the year. All because it's too much effort to review histories. I thought that was the purpose of electronic records to make it easy look up. I'm glad I no longer an employee of HPHA as Healthcare has fallen to Woke mindset. Totally disgusting. We can no longer let FEELINGS get in way what Heathcare doing Healthcare. NOT FEELINGS CARE.