I was recently diagnosed with a moderately aggressive form of skin cancer over the summer. My…read moredoctors advised me to get an excision to remove the lesion at issue. My experience at IUCT Oncopole was fantastic. It was fairly easy to get an appointment. I only had to wait about two weeks. Parking was free and easy. There is a drop off area at the front and a larger lot a walkable distance away with a shuttle bus that runs regularly. Check in is very easy. Take a number and then wait to be seen by the registration office. Registration to provide name, ID and billing information was easy. My appointment to see the surgeon ran somewhat late but it was worth waiting. Dr. Falinower took my history and reviewed the reports from my dermatologists. After a brief exam, I had the option of waiting a month to do the surgery or have an surgical intern do it that afternoon. I opted for the intern. The intern (sorry, I never received her name) was personable and gentle, as was the nurse. The procedure took less than a half hour. The stitches look great and it is healing quite well. I was also given a referral for a radiologist to confirm that they got everything. I get my lab results in about two weeks. Overall, a very good experience.

I came here for genetic testing to determine whether I needed heart medication…read more Positives: There is plenty of parking available and signage to the hospital is good. My appointment with the physician and nursing staff was very thorough. Negatives: The hospital is a very large campus and there are multiple buildings. However, the buildings are not well marked and it is unclear where appointments are located. In addition, although I offered my health insurance cards at the time of my appointment, they were not taken by the office. I subsequently received a bill but was able to subsequently provide my insurance info via email.

From the owner: Un hôpital dans l'histoire L'édification de l'Hôpital Saint-Joseph de la Grave remonte, d'après des…read moredocuments, à 1197. Au 14ème siècle, il a changé de nom pour celui d'hôpital Saint-Sébastien et de rôle, devenant un lieu de réclusion des pestiférés, la terrible épidémie de la peste noire étant alors à son apogée. C'est au 17ème siècle qui prend son appelation actuelle, l'Hôpital Saint-Joseph de la Grave et sa fonction de lieu de Grand renfermement des mendiants et miséreux. C'est de cette époque que datent les grandes cours. Il évolue une fois encore au 19ème siècle, suivant l'évolution de la médecine et des besoins : orphelinat et gériatrie s'installent dans ses murs.