Patient/Client Rights and Responsibilities
The Grand Bend Area Community Health Centre is committed to providing responsible and compassionate care, programs, and services that respect the rights and responsibilities of patient/clients.
Each individual has the right:
Each individual has the responsibility:
Patient/Client Relations
Do you have a concern?
You can do something about it.
The GBACHC is committed to providing excellent, people-centred care to all patients/clients.
Patients/Clients are encouraged to share feedback or concerns with their service provider first to get a fast and suitable outcome. If a concern cannot be resolved with a service provider, please complete the Feedback form below. Complaints are followed up with a confidential internal investigation.
How to Provide Feedback or Complaint
Call: 519-238-2362 x 283
Email: clientrelations@gbchc.com
Mail: Box 1269, Grand Bend, ON N0M 1T0
Read the GBACHC Client Relations Policy here.
Provide Feedback
If patient/client feedback is a complaint, an internal confidential investigation will take place.
Patient/Client Satisfaction
Understanding patient/client satisfaction is fundamental for the GBACHC to continue to provide high quality, effective and people-centred care. Please share your experience by taking the Patient/Client Satisfaction Survey.
What patients/clients are saying:
When asked for two or more things the GBACHC is doing well, patient/client comments collectively point to strengths in compassionate, team-based care, timely access to services, and strong mental health and social support programs. Clients praised the respectful, non-judgmental environment, seamless integration across providers, and the GBACHC’s deep connection to the community.
When asked for two or more things the GBACHC needs to improve, some clients reported challenges with booking appointments, and reaching staff by phone. Others expressed confusion about available services or how to access them, suggesting a need for clearer communication and wayfinding. While overall satisfaction remained high, some comments underscore the need for improved access, continuity, and client education to further strengthen the patient experience.
