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Almonte General Hospital's Emergency Department serves the residents of Mississippi Mills, Carleton Place, and surrounding Lanark County communities from its location at 75 Spring St in Almonte, Ontario. The ED operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week with on-call physicians, nurses, and health professionals who assess and treat urgent and life-threatening conditions without requiring a referral. As a community acute care hospital, Almonte General is well-suited for most emergencies; patients requiring advanced trauma, cardiac, or stroke intervention may be stabilized and transferred to larger Ottawa-area hospitals.
Services & Specialties
24/7 Emergency Department with on-call physician, Acute inpatient care, Obstetrics and gynecology (regional obstetrical program), Surgical services and dental surgery, Diagnostic imaging — X-ray and ultrasound, CT scanner on site, Physiotherapy and rehabilitation, Diabetic education program, Geriatric services, Regional day hospital program, Mental health services, Sexual assault support and treatment, Outpatient specialty clinics, On-site pharmacy, LifeLabs collection site on premises.
Amenities
Cafeteria serving both Almonte General Hospital and Fairview Manor (located in the 15,000 sq ft connecting link)
On-site pharmacy at 75 Spring St — prescription filling and medication consultations (613-256-2514)
Call ahead to the hospital at 613-256-2500 if you have questions about whether your condition requires an ER visit or could be handled by the Ottawa Valley Family Health Team, which is co-located on the AGH campus.
If you need a prescription filled after your ER visit, the on-site pharmacy at 75 Spring St (613-256-2514) can often assist without you having to travel elsewhere.
Bring cash or a card for the $5 gated parking fee — payment is by credit or debit only, so be prepared before entering the lot.
Patients requiring advanced cardiac care, major trauma intervention, or dedicated stroke centre services will typically be stabilized at AGH and transferred to an Ottawa-area hospital — if you suspect a heart attack or stroke, calling 911 is always the fastest route to care.
As a smaller community hospital, AGH tends to offer a more personal experience than large urban centres; however, wait times can still increase during evenings and weekends when walk-in alternatives are closed.
What to Bring
Government-issued photo ID (e.g., driver's licence or passport)
Ontario Health Card (OHIP card)
List of all current medications, doses, and frequencies
Any relevant medical history documents or recent test results
Insurance information if applicable (e.g., private or out-of-province coverage)
Credit or debit card for the $5 parking fee
Phone charger or portable battery pack for long waits
Snacks and water, especially if accompanying a patient for an extended visit
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Almonte General Hospital have a CT scanner on site?
Yes, Almonte General Hospital has a CT scanner available on site, along with X-ray and ultrasound diagnostic imaging services.
Is there a pharmacy at Almonte General Hospital?
Yes, there is an on-site pharmacy located at 75 Spring St. You can reach the pharmacy directly at 613-256-2514 for prescription filling and medication consultations.
Does Almonte General Hospital handle childbirth and obstetric emergencies?
Yes, AGH operates a regional obstetrical program and provides childbirth services. If you are experiencing a pregnancy-related emergency, the 24/7 ED can provide initial assessment and care.
Will I be transferred to another hospital if my condition is serious?
Almonte General Hospital does not hold a dedicated trauma, cardiac, or stroke centre designation. For complex emergencies such as major trauma, heart attacks requiring intervention, or stroke, the ED team will stabilize you and arrange transfer to an appropriate Ottawa-area hospital. If you suspect a stroke or heart attack, call 911 immediately.
How much does parking cost at Almonte General Hospital?
Parking at AGH costs $5 per day through a gated system, covering a full 24-hour period with in-and-out access. Payment is by credit or debit card. Weekly, monthly, and annual passes are also available.
What other health services are located on the Almonte General Hospital campus?
The AGH campus is home to several co-located organizations including Fairview Manor (long-term care), the Ottawa Valley Family Health Team, LifeLabs, and the Leeds, Grenville and Lanark District Health Unit, making it a convenient hub for a range of health services in the Mississippi Mills area.