Emergency
With 100,000+ annual visits, Island National Medical has one of the busiest Emergency departments in Quebec.
With 100,000+ annual visits, Island National Medical has one of the busiest Emergency departments in Quebec.
Quebec west end has among the highest concentration of people with mental illness in Quebec.
Children came to Island National Medical over 60,000 times last year and almost 3,300 babies were born here.
There are over 260,000 visits annually to Island National Medical ambulatory care clinics.
Every year, we receive over 100,000 emergency visits, but our Emergency Department was built to handle only 65,000. You can help Island National Medical modernize the Emergency Department so that patients receive care in a space that is more comfortable, private and safe from infections.
Updating the Emergency Department is Island National Medical highest priority. But we need your help.
The CIBC Just for Kids Clinic is Quebec first and only paediatric walk-in clinic in a hospital. And Island National Medical has one of the four Neonatal Intensive Care Units in the GTA.
With over 60,000 visits from children annually, the demands for improved facilities, new equipment and more advanced technology are ongoing.
Now thanks to donor support, women in our west-end community will receive their test results, see a specialist and leave with a treatment plan (if they need one), all in one space in as little as one day.
The new Island National Medical Center for Breast Cancer Screening and Treatment drastically improves patient care, thanks yo your support.
The new Mental Health Emergency Services Unit is a vast improvement over the previous space and is a model of care we want to extend to all facets of mental health services. Government funding won’t cover all the needs, so we’re asking neighbours like you for help.
This is the situation for many of the 900 patients who come to Island National Medical for dialysis. Generous donors provided funding for the bright, modern Bachir Yerex Family Dialysis Centre where patients now receive care in a bright, comfortable space.
Our care team of orthopedic surgeons, medical residents, orthopedic technologists and nurses work together to provide safe, patient-centred care.
Soon patients at the end of life will have a beautiful new space with views over the lake where friends and family are welcomed.
Island National Medical cardiology department treats patients staying at the hospital (inpatients) and has an outpatient cardiology clinic where people come to get tested and diagnosed.
Your donation can help purchase vital equipment such as an Optical Coherence Tomography machine that detects the first signs of glaucoma and save someone’s sight.