I can't say enough about the care I received at this facility as an oncology patient. There were…read morewrinkles, nothing is perfect, but overall it's difficult to complain. Everyone was friendly, and accommodating to the best of their ability. The structure overall is passed it's prime, and possibly to be phased out in 2030, so they're not going to throw any more money at it than they have to. Just be aware that much of the facility will have that older, institutional vibe to it. Mainly my intent was to comment on the provided meals. I liked everything I had, and there was a variety of options. I provided some regular menu images that were current as of June 19/2026.

My wife went in there for an emergency The doctors and…read morenurses were beyond capable and had an incredible positive attitude I couldn't say anything but give them glowing reviews Saved my wife's life Thank you

I got bad burns on my leg and my pp and the nurses and doctors were really chill,nice and overall…read moreextremely well the only reason it's not a five is because of how long and painful it was to put the catheter in I was also in a different hospital but it took six tries to put in the catheter but everything else was all fine

This is the best place to be when you're sick. The doctors nurses and everyone is just so nice a…read morewelcoming. By far the best hospital in Canada!

Despite the negative reviews of our health care system, my husband got first class care from the…read moreparamedics up to the ER staff and to Internal medicine on 8.2. I was impressed with response times and treatment times in spite of staff shortages etc. I wish all admissions and treatment times were this smooth.

They put in a metal detector to prevent people from bringing weapons in , LMFAO…read more I was literally lead through the emergency department by a so called security guard to get to the metal detector, if I had been there to cause harm it would have been easy , or I could have passed a weapon on to someone else. I have been to hospitals that have real security, You can't enter by any door without being checked. People wonder why the hospital is understaffed , maybe because the Hospital cares less about their staff then the patients. Would you work under those conditions.

The emergency department is absolutely the best, second to none. They are friendly, caring, and I…read morecannot say enough. It was so nice to see how people can work as a team and it was so busy! I am very grateful that they, along with the doctors, were there for me. I hope that they get to see this post so they can be acknowledged for their superb work that they do. Sincerely, Alan Pink Patient (May 3-4, 2026)

Worst experience for my elderly mother who resides in a nursing home. In chronic pain, relagated to…read morewaiting room for many hours. Head paramedic was very rude, telling her to go to waiting area, I knew she couldnt endure that, I was left no choice but to take her back to the nursing home by car, whereas she arrived by ambulance. Several visits to the ER did not result in finding the source of pain. The home has no MD.

Hello, I wanted to…read moretake a moment to share feedback regarding my visit to the Cobequid Emergency Department on July 4th, 2026. I arrived around noon in significant respiratory distress, experiencing severe congestion and vomiting due to what I believed was a lung infection. Within ten minutes, I was triaged and brought to a room where the team quickly completed vitals, an EKG, blood work, and an X‑ray. The nurses and physician were exceptional--efficient, professional, and clearly committed to providing high‑quality care. The attending physician went a step further by reviewing my recent lab results, which ultimately identified the underlying cause of my symptoms. She took the time to explain everything thoroughly and developed an action plan for me to follow until I could meet with my specialist next week. I want to express my sincere gratitude to all the dedicated individuals who supported me during my visit, especially the doctor who went the extra mile on an extremely busy day. Their care made a meaningful difference, and I am truly thankful. Warm regards

Hello, I just had to visit the Sat/Sun clinic. It was fast and had a scrip and out the door in 1…read more1/2 hrs. lots of people at 9:30 am. it seems to get better after 11 a.mI hope they keep this clinic going and try to open More This is a clinic for primary conditions. Great work Cobequid.

My Mother was sent to Fisherman's Memorial Hospital- 135KM Away- because she was Evicted from…read moreBayside Nursing Home and that was the ONLY OPTION - After I posted Some Videos online. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8rGxjR7Zua8l2XcdgwkCqQ/videos Dr.J. called Pretty Early in the Morning, the Day after My Mother was Admitted. He said that My Mother, had Dementia; because she thought she was in Bridgewater. I told the Dr. that is where I told her she was going because she was More Familiar with that Area Closest to FMH- The Dr. also said, she didn't know what year it was - However 30 years ago really wouldn't have been any different in those regards. I told the Dr. that My Mother Usually is Awake Most of the Night and Sleeps until Dinner time. Though she was getting up NEARLY Everyday for her Dinner and Supper..and was Able to Feed herself WITHOUT ANY PROBLEMS- and Being Bathed TWICE A WEEK, at Bayside... When she was Transferred to FMH/ Veteran's Unit... The Doctor also told me they couldn't keep her Awake Nor Feed her, and she was not getting Up. Complaing of a Lot of pain.. They Also Decreased her Insulin. Additionally the Dr. Told me to RE-Consider the End of Life Choices... What a HUGE DISAPPOINTMENT. Apparently, she was Awake to Ring the Buzzer to use the Bathroom and Take Pills from what other staff told me... I asked and COACHED them to get her up a Few times to call me- (One Staff Member said "the Only Problem is we would have to get her up in her Wheelchair") They Did get her Up for Supper, and she told me she was Not Getting Enough to Eat. I asked her to get up and call me that next day; which she did- and I thought she was getting Back on Track. However; everytime I do not call for a Day or 2 they tell me she is Not Getting Up when I do call. Nor do I like her Using the "Nurses Station Phone" and she is not able to use or Reach a Regular Phone. The Therapist Happens to be on Vacation for March Break. They didn't/ and Probably still don't have a Clock on the Wall- though there was one sent with ALMOST NOTHING ELSE from the Nursing Home. She is in a Shared Room - and has a Space, as Big as a Closet and they could not put her 32in TV on her side of the Room. I Believe I Now, Know -Why there were a FEW EMPTY BEDS! TERRIBLE DISAPPONTMENTS -Nor am I Permitted to Visit - because of the VAX TYRANNY! That is a Hard Pill to Swallow - in One Week. Just 2 Days before she left to go to Fisherman's Memorial.. I had taken her for a 2.5 hour Outing -and she was Absolutly Fine- Sitting Up and Staying Awake. I Feel Like My Mother was Given a Death Sentence! One Month Update: The Doctor called (the 2nd time), - because he was in AGAIN ONE EARLY MORNING and Seen a Can of Pop on her Table. The Doctor, told me that he will be the Decision Maker if My Mother is to be Resuscitated. He would not allow me to speak -and Hung Up in My Ear! I called to ask a Worker how my Mother is Doing: and they tell me "She is Doing Good". I ask if she was up for Dinner - "No" I ask if she was up for Supper- "No She's Been too Sleepy and We Can't Wake her." I ask if she's had a Bath. NO - She had a Bedbath Yesterday. My Mother tells me, They Don't ask her if she wants to get up... they just say here's your meal! My Mother believes the Staff Won't Bath her, because they think she is too sick! The Doctor has Taken her OFF her Insulin All Together; and she's Constantly Complaining she is Hungry and not getting enough to eat. The Grapes I left went Moldy in the Fridge..Though I told the Staff I brought them in a couple of times... and My Mother Loves Grapes!!! Too Many Problems and not enough space to list them all. My Concerns and Requests were IGNORED! Things can always get worse; and Fisherman's Memorial Hospital will Not Disappoint You in that Regard. CBC Fifth Estate Investigation Report: This hospital reports substantially more adverse events tied to nursing care for medical problems than an average hospital of the same size. This indicator measures the number of patients per 1,000 who develop problems tied to nursing care such as urinary tract infections, bed sores, pneumonia or broken bones. Nurses are not solely responsible but studies show a strong link to low nurse staffing levels. This hospital 42.21 NATIONAL AVERAGE 29.19 https://www.cbc.ca/news2/health/features/ratemyhospital/profiles/fishermens-memorial-hospital/#

I'm thankful that FMH is a part of our community. Having a local Emergency room has been really…read moreimportant for us, and being able to have medical tests and so forth done right in town is a great convenience, especially for the elderly. In spite of budget cuts, and the fact that for some things or at some times we have to travel to either South Shore Regional Hospital (Bridgewater) or to Halifax, Fisherman's continues to do a great job. The Emergency room triage nurses and doctors have been mostly superb -- patient, knowledgeable and kind. In an area where new residents can't always find a GP, the Emergency docs often act as the principal gateway into our healthcare system. I would fight very hard to keep Fisherman's going for residents and visitors alike.

Was in yesterday for day surgery, from the entering the admin staff up to the nurses and assistants…read morein pre op, then Dr Mihalik and Dr Hiebert in the theatre, the the nurses in recovery were all fantastic. I give a 10+ star rating to the hospital and staff

Just want to give a shoutout to this amazing hospital. Yesterday I had knee replacement surgery and…read morefrom checking in at reception to being wheeled out to my vehicle everyone was awesome!! Healthcare gets such negative reviews I wanted to share my positive story on how I was treated by the wonderful doctors,nurses,anesthesiologists,everyone. There should be 2 more of these facilities in HRM(Timberlea and Fall River)and transition the VG to affordable housing as its time has come due as a hospital. Maybe change DGH name to Gloria McClusky Hospital as she has done great things for Dartmouth over the many years in office. I hope this review reaches the right people as I will travel from Larry Uteck anytime for this wonderful facility.

The Scotia Room makes very good fresh meals. Recently Tim Hortons was switched out for Starbucks…read more Fridays there is a farmers market. Sometimes the farmers market has a barbecue, serving good burgers, courtesy of Scoria Room. Inpatient meals are often quite good.

A building that is over 60 years old that is falling apart from the inside out. The elevators take…read moreat least 10 minutes when they are actually working. Do not drink the water. The windows leak cold air as if they are wide open. Get well asap and get out of this building.