Grand Manan Hospital

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À propos de Grand Manan Hospital

Grand Manan Hospital, located at 196 Route 776 on Grand Manan Island, New Brunswick, provides 24-hour emergency care to the island's permanent population of approximately 2,500 residents, which swells to around 5,000 during summer. As an 8-bed community hospital operated by Horizon Health Network, it offers essential emergency and primary care services, with patients requiring critical care, childbirth, or complex investigations transferred by ground or air ambulance to Saint John Regional Hospital on the mainland. This facility is best suited for lower-acuity emergencies and urgent care needs for those already on the island.

Services et spécialités

24-hour emergency care, Family medicine, Physiotherapy, Palliative care, Nurse practitioner services, Chronic disease management, Women's health, Seniors' outreach, Youth-at-risk outreach.

Commodités

• Free on-site parking
• Free patient Wi-Fi (network: WiFi-Patients) in most patient areas including waiting rooms, lobby, and patient rooms
• Wheelchair accessible facility
• ATM banking available on site — check with facility staff for exact location

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Conseils avant votre visite

• If you are travelling from the mainland, always check the Grand Manan ferry schedule from Blacks Harbour before your trip — ferry availability directly affects your travel time to the hospital.
• For life-threatening emergencies such as heart attack, stroke, or serious trauma, be aware that you may need to be transferred by air or ground ambulance to Saint John Regional Hospital on the mainland.
• Childbirth and delivery services are not available at this facility — expectant mothers should arrange to travel to the mainland well in advance of their due date.
• During summer months the island population doubles, which may increase demand on emergency services — plan for potential wait times if visiting in peak season.
• The hospital's nurse practitioner provides outreach services for chronic disease and women's health — ask at the front desk if these services are relevant to your care needs.

Quoi apporter

• Government-issued photo ID (driver's licence or passport)
• New Brunswick Health Card (provincial health card)
• List of current medications, dosages, and allergies
• Any relevant medical records or recent test results
• Insurance information if applicable (e.g., travel or extended health)
• Phone charger or portable battery pack for wait times
• Comfortable clothing and a light jacket, as waiting areas can be cool
• Cash or debit card for incidentals such as vending or ATM use

Stationnement

Free on-site parking is available at Grand Manan Hospital. The facility is fully wheelchair accessible.

Comment s'y rendre

Grand Manan Island is accessible only by ferry from Blacks Harbour, NB. There is no formal municipal public transit on the island. Patients and visitors travelling from the mainland must plan their trip around ferry schedules before arriving at the hospital.

Foire aux questions

À propos des temps d'attente aux urgences

Les services d'urgence ont recours au triage — les patients dont l'état est le plus grave sont pris en charge en priorité, quel que soit l'ordre d'arrivée.

Les données sur la durée de séjour représentent le temps total passé aux urgences, de l'arrivée jusqu'au départ, selon NB Santé. Les délais réels peuvent varier.

Nous vérifions notre propre précision. Pour une arrivée dans deux heures, l’estimation d’ERstat s’écartait typiquement de 33 minutes de ce que les hôpitaux ont ensuite affiché, contre 41 minutes pour le chiffre actuel de l’hôpital, et était la plus proche des deux 58 % du temps. Voir le bilan complet, ou notre méthode.

Si vous vivez une urgence médicale, composez le 911 immédiatement.