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For Clinics, Departments and Doctors, consult the Directory
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FAQ
Which hospital of the MUHC are you planning to visit? Click on one of the links below to find addresses, directions, maps, bus and car routes to the hospital.
Please refer to the parking information at:
Upon arriving at the hospital, you should register at the admissions office and have your hospital card made. Click on one of the links below for hospital specific information on Admissions office location.
A bilingual institution, the MUHC provides services in French and English. In addition, we make every effort to serve patients in other languages as required.
The main number of the hospital is (514) 934-1934. Most clinics, doctors and departments will have a five digit local. If you do not know the local, please see our Directories.
Please see our Directory of Clinics.
For visiting hours at the Montreal Children's hospital, click here.
Visiting hours throughout the Adult hospitals are flexible, depending on the needs of patients and their family and friends. In general, children are welcome to visit but it may be helpful to discuss this and other special visiting arrangements with the primary nurse or the head nurse of the unit. At times, the nursing staff may limit visiting in the best interest of the patients.
The MUHC has one pediatric and two adult emergency departments. Please refer to the following maps:
Wheel chairs are usually available at all main entrances of the hospital. In the event that there are none available, the attendant at the information desk or the security officer in the security booth will phone the transport department and order a wheel chair to be brought down for the patient.
The Montreal Children's Hospitals treats infants, children and adolescents. Our health care professionals care and treat people up to and including the age of 18.
The ombudsmen are available to help those who may have questions about patient’s rights or need advice to help resolve a conflict. For more information please see our ombudsmen page.
The generous support of our donors makes it possible for us to offer more and better services to our patients and helps to keep the MUHC at the forefront of medical knowledge and expertise. For more information on how you can make a donation, see our Ways to Give page.
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