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Care and Services
Care and Services In the Rheumatology Division, priority is given to early diagnoses and treatments of conditions such as: rheumatoid arthritis, juvenile idiopathic arthritis, lupus, vasculitis, spondyloarthropathies (such as psoriatic arthritis and …
Research and Innovation
Research and Innovation The innovative structure of our clinical activities, which focuses on specialty clinics where there is integration of clinical care and research activities, is continuing to develop and offers opportunities to give the highest …
Teaching and Training
Teaching and Training Rheumatology Residency Program McGill University offers a 2-year rheumatology residency program with a maximum of 3 trainees per year. The residents rotate through sites at the MUHC and Jewish General Hospital as well at the …
Psychotic Disorders Program (EPSSP)
Psychotic Disorders Program (EPSSP) Psychotic Disorders Program The MUHC’s Early Psychosis and Schizophrenia Spectrum Program (EPSSP) provides early intervention, specialized care, and rehabilitation for individuals with psychotic disorders. The EPSSP …
Is the new Children’s Hospital as kid-friendly as the old site on Tupper St.?
September 5th, 2014 The new Montreal Children's Hospital was designed with our young patients in mind. Private patient rooms are filled with colour and soothing materials that help reduce stress. Some areas of the hospital, such as medical imaging for …
Is there public WiFi at the MUHC?
June 12th, 2014 Yes, there is free public WiFi coverage at each of our MUHC sites. Connect to the network CUSM-MUHC-PUBLIC with: User name: public Password: wifi « Back to Questions Eco …
Is there a patient pick-up and drop-off area at the Glen site?
August 5th, 2014 Each of the public entrances at the Glen site has a pick-up and drop-off zone, accessible via the main entrance on Decarie Boulevard. All drop-off zones are wheelchair …
Will Vendôme metro station have a second pedestrian access to the Glen?
June 12th, 2014 Yes, a second universally-accessible entrance will be opening its doors by winter 2020. Entirely funded by the Government of Québec, the project as a whole consists in adding a new, accessible entrance building Vendôme métro station and …
What happened to all the special rooms or murals or services that have been donated by families in honor of a loved one?
June 20th, 2014 Our generous donors are given recognition by having their name associated with rooms, departments, services and other opportunities in accordance with a policy put in place by the MUHC Board of Directors. The many donor recognitions that …
Moving towards #MUHC2015
June 25th, 2014 To help us build excitement and awareness for our upcoming move, the Public Affairs and Strategic Planning Department invited MUHC employees, volunteers and physicians to take part in a countdown photo session. Twenty-nine bright and …