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About Humber River Regional Hospital - Church St. Site
The Humber River Regional Hospital Church Street site in Weston, Ontario operates as a Reactivation Care Centre (RCC), providing sub-acute, step-down care for patients who no longer require acute hospital services and are transitioning to long-term care, palliative care, or home. This facility does not operate a general emergency department — patients requiring emergency care should proceed to the main Humber River Health campus at 1235 Wilson Ave, Toronto. The site supports multiple hospital partners including Humber River Health, William Osler Health System, and Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre, and also houses a 12-station nephrology dialysis unit.
Services & Specialties
Reactivation and rehabilitation care, Alternate Level of Care (ALC) patient management, Nephrology and hemodialysis (12-station dialysis unit), Palliative care transition support, Step-down care from acute hospital settings, Multi-hospital partner patient units (Humber River Health, William Osler, Sunnybrook).
This is not an emergency department — if you need emergency care, go directly to the main Humber River Health hospital at 1235 Wilson Ave, Toronto (416-242-1000).
Call the Church Street site directly at 416-249-8111 before your visit to confirm amenities, visiting hours, and any unit-specific information.
If visiting a patient, confirm which hospital unit they are assigned to (Humber River Health, William Osler, or Sunnybrook) as each partner occupies a separate floor or wing.
Check parking rates with Precise ParkLink in advance, as on-site rates are subject to change.
The facility is located just south of Highway 401 — if driving from the 401, use the Jane Street or Weston Road exits for easiest access.
What to Bring
Government-issued photo ID (health card / Ontario OHIP card)
List of current medications and dosages
Name and contact information of the patient's primary care physician
Any relevant medical records or recent discharge summaries
Personal comfort items for the patient (clothing, toiletries)
Contact information for next of kin or substitute decision maker
Insurance or benefit plan information if applicable
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the Humber River Church Street site have an emergency department?
No. The Church Street site in Weston operates as a Reactivation Care Centre (RCC) and does not have a general emergency department. If you need emergency care, please go to the main Humber River Health hospital at 1235 Wilson Ave, Toronto, which operates a 24/7 emergency department.
What is a Reactivation Care Centre and what services are offered here?
A Reactivation Care Centre provides care for patients who no longer require acute hospital services but are not yet ready to go home or transfer to a long-term care facility. At the Church Street site, this includes rehabilitation, reactivation therapy, palliative care transition, and nephrology/dialysis services.
Which hospitals have patient units at the Church Street RCC?
Multiple hospital systems operate units at the Church Street site, including Humber River Health, William Osler Health System (Fifth Level, B Wing), and Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre (Third Floor). Each hospital's clinical staff manages care for their own patients.
Is there dialysis available at the Humber River Church Street site?
Yes. The Church Street site houses a nephrology department with a 12-station hemodialysis unit. For specific referral and scheduling information, contact the facility at 416-249-8111 or speak with your nephrologist.
How do I get to 200 Church St in Weston by public transit?
Take the TTC to Lawrence West subway station, then connect to bus routes 59, 59A, or 59B. Routes 35B and 935 also serve the area. The closest stop is at Uphill Ave at Woodward Ave, about a 2-minute walk from the facility.
What is the history of the Church Street hospital building?
The building was originally Humber Memorial Hospital, one of three hospitals that merged to form Humber River Health. When all acute care services consolidated to the new hospital at 1235 Wilson Ave in 2015, the Church Street site was renovated and reopened as a Reactivation Care Centre to provide step-down care for ALC patients.