Share Your Story - Mackenzie Health Cares

We’ve heard your concerns through our community survey about how health care will keep up with our growing community. Now, your voice can help shape what’s next.

Stories like Wendo's, who re-learned to cook after stroke rehab, or Marisa and Jason's, whose daughter Jax received lifesaving care in our Pediatrics Unit, highlight the challenges we face. And Michelle's story, surviving a life-threatening childbirth complication thanks to expert care, help us understand the health care challenges our patients and families face each day.

By sharing your story, you help us understand our community’s needs and ensure we push for the health care improvements and expansion you need now and in the future. Your voice matters.

Share your story and be part of the progress!

We want to hear about your experience at Mackenzie Health. What aspects of our care, programs or services have made a positive impact on you or your loved ones? Where do you see opportunities for us to improve? Your insights will help shape the future of health care in our community.

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