Juravinski Hospital

Hamilton, ON

Current ER wait · Provincial Health

4h 51m

24/7

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Shortest wait Mondays 4pm avg ~1h 6m
Longest wait Tuesdays 10am avg ~3h 59m

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711 Concession Street, Hamilton, ON (905) 521-2100 Hospital website

About Juravinski Hospital

Juravinski Hospital and Cancer Centre, located on the Hamilton Mountain escarpment at 711 Concession Street, operates a 24/7 emergency department serving adults across Hamilton and a regional population of more than 2.3 million people. As a tertiary-level teaching hospital affiliated with McMaster University, it offers one of Ontario's largest Regional Cancer Programs alongside full emergency, surgical, medical, and intensive care services. Patients requiring specialized oncology care, complex hematology, orthopedic surgery, hepatobiliary surgery, or adult stem cell therapy will find Juravinski to be one of the most comprehensively equipped hospitals in the region.

Services & Specialties

24/7 Emergency Department, Intensive Care Unit (ICU), Surgical Oncology, Medical Oncology and Chemotherapy, Radiation Therapy (only program in the Hamilton region), Complex Malignant Hematology, Stem Cell and Cellular Therapy, Hepatobiliary Surgery (only centre in the Hamilton region), Orthopaedic Surgery including Joint Replacement and Fractured Hip, Acute Medicine Units, Diagnostic Imaging, Nuclear Medicine, Endoscopy and GI Investigations, Geriatric Rehabilitation, Musculoskeletal Oncology Rehabilitation, Cancer Genetics Clinic, Colposcopy Clinic, Palliative Care Consultation, Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence Care Centre, Thrombosis Clinic, Medical Ambulatory Care Clinic, Oncology Day Services.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does Juravinski Hospital have a full emergency department?
Yes. Juravinski Hospital operates a 24/7 emergency department staffed by emergency physicians, nurses, and allied health professionals. Walk-in access is available — no prior registration or referral is required for emergency care.
Is Juravinski Hospital a cancer treatment centre?
Yes. Juravinski Hospital and Cancer Centre is home to one of the largest and most comprehensive Regional Cancer Programs in Ontario, offering services ranging from cancer screening and genetics counselling through to chemotherapy and the only radiation therapy program in the Hamilton region.
What makes Juravinski Hospital unique compared to other Hamilton hospitals?
Juravinski is the only hospital in the Hamilton region with a hepatobiliary surgery centre and the only site offering radiation therapy. It is also a Canadian pioneer in adult stem cell transplant and cellular therapy, where the first successful transplant from an unrelated donor in Canadian history was performed.
Is Juravinski Hospital affiliated with a university?
Yes. Juravinski Hospital is a teaching hospital affiliated with McMaster University, supporting medical education, clinical training, and research. The Escarpment Cancer Research Institute, established on-site in 2011, focuses on advancing oncology research and improving patient outcomes.
How do I get to Juravinski Hospital by public transit?
HSR Route 23 (Upper Gage) and Route 24 (Upper Sherman) stop directly outside the hospital on Concession Street. Route 25 and the Lakeshore West GO Train line (with an HSR bus connection) also provide access. Visit hamilton.ca/hsr-bus-schedules-fares for current schedules.
Is there parking available at Juravinski Hospital, and how much does it cost?
Yes. Parking is available in the Concession St. garage (directly across from the hospital), the Upper Sherman Ave. lot, and overflow lots on Poplar Ave. and Mountain Park Ave. Multi-day passes are available at $57.50 for 5 days or $115 for 10 days, valid for one year from purchase. Pay stations in the garages accept cash.

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