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1. Stollery Children's Hospital - University of Alberta Neighbourhood
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· 218 reviews
8440 112 St NW, Edmonton, AB T6G 2B7, Canada
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William Whitefield III: Like many other people said in their reviews: I would not recommend this bed and breakfast.The bedding was stiffThe food menu was limitedThe “view” was sub par and mostly of a parking lot.Other patrons were quite loud.Oh…wait…this is a hospital and not a beach resort? Grow up people.On a serious note the nurses here are amazing and really care for the children. The resident doctors do their absolute best to ensure the accurate diagnosis is given to babies.Yes it’s busy, yes there are wait times, but at the end of the day you can come here and get exceptional help at no cost.Highly recommend
Юлия Король: Today we encountered the Canadian ambulance for the first time. The whole process took 4 hours. Everyone is friendly. The doctor who treated us was very kind, polite and patient. The nurses are friendly. Our family is very grateful to the staff at this hospital.
T McFadyen: The staff was very responsive, kind and thorough to care and treat my child. Truly appreciated the care and service here.
Abdullah Alakkad: The doctors and staff were incredibly helpful and friendly. Only reason for a 4 star rating is that I had to wait 4 hours after snapping my Achilles tendon to be seen by anyone. So I was in agonizing pain for a few hours before I was given any Advil / Tylenol or any medical treatment.
wayffles_: sick children go here. it's a great place.
Donna Rubletz: My Heart Warroir wa admitted in with low oxygen on May 18th 2023 for couple days .. and WHAT A GREAT TEAM he had on C4 . before that my middle Son was admitted back in December of 2019 and the ward he was in was obviously amazing as well .
Robert Deuis: Fantastic service, had to wait several hours but it's AN ERit is to be expectedvery professional - attended to my son's broken armThank you Strollery
Red Panda: Been in and out of the stollery unit all my life, the nurses are very kind and understanding and the doctors are good, but wait times are long, I’ve sat in a room waiting for a doctor for a half an hour
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Edmonton, AB, Canada
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3. Scoliosis Alberta - University of Alberta
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Clinical Sciences Building, 1-170, 8440 112 St NW, Edmonton, AB T6G 2B7, Canada
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4worldlovers: Scoliosis is a condition that makes the spine (backbone) curve sideways, like the letter “S” or “C”. The spine also twists, so one side of the back sticks out more than the other.
Scoliosis usually develops during early adolescence (age 10 – 13 years) and progresses during the teenage growth spurt but can also develop in adults when the growth is complete. Although scoliosis is more common in girls, boys can also get scoliosis.
In most cases, the cause is unknown, and the child is otherwise healthy. If there is scoliosis already in the family, the child has a greater chance of developing it. It is still unclear who will get scoliosis and why.
Meet the Families living with scoliosis and listen to their stories.
We started to notice a hump on Braeden’s back when he was around a year. He had x-rays done but they didn’t show any significant curve. A few months later the hump was becoming more and more obvious so Braeden had x-rays done again. It showed kyphoscoliosis and we met … Read More.
Scoliosis usually develops during early adolescence (age 10 – 13 years) and progresses during the teenage growth spurt but can also develop in adults when the growth is complete. Although scoliosis is more common in girls, boys can also get scoliosis.
In most cases, the cause is unknown, and the child is otherwise healthy. If there is scoliosis already in the family, the child has a greater chance of developing it. It is still unclear who will get scoliosis and why.
Meet the Families living with scoliosis and listen to their stories.
We started to notice a hump on Braeden’s back when he was around a year. He had x-rays done but they didn’t show any significant curve. A few months later the hump was becoming more and more obvious so Braeden had x-rays done again. It showed kyphoscoliosis and we met … Read More.
