Mount Sinai Hospital

Toronto, ON

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600 University Ave, Toronto, ON (416) 596-4200 Hospital website

About Mount Sinai Hospital

Mount Sinai Hospital's Emergency Department is a 24/7 acute care ER located at 600 University Ave in downtown Toronto, part of one of Canada's top-ranked academic health sciences centres. As a 442-bed facility affiliated with the University of Toronto, it offers advanced emergency medicine backed by on-site specialists in cardiology, oncology, women's health, geriatrics, and critical care. Located along Toronto's Hospital Row and physically connected to Toronto General Hospital and Princess Margaret Cancer Centre, this ED is well-suited for patients with complex or serious medical needs.

Services & Specialties

24/7 Emergency Department, Emergency medicine, Women's and infants' health, Cardiology and cardiac catheterization (Cath Lab), Oncology and surgical oncology, Geriatric care, Critical care and ICU, General psychiatry, Diabetes and chronic disease management, Gastrointestinal disease management, Full medical imaging: CT, MRI, X-Ray, Ultrasound, Nuclear Medicine, Interventional Radiology, Breast imaging and bone mineral densitometry, Pulmonary Function Lab, Outpatient laboratory services, On-site pharmacy, Alzheimer's and dementia support (Reitman Centre), TTY accessibility services.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where is the Emergency Department entrance at Mount Sinai Hospital?
The Emergency Department entrance is located on the south side of the main hospital building at 600 University Ave, Toronto. If you are being dropped off or picked up, use Murray Street, which runs behind the hospital.
Is Mount Sinai Hospital's ER open overnight and on weekends?
Yes. The Emergency Department at Mount Sinai Hospital operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, including all holidays.
Does Mount Sinai Hospital have specialist support in the ER?
Yes. As a top-ranked academic health sciences centre affiliated with the University of Toronto, Mount Sinai has on-site specialists in cardiology, oncology, women's and infants' health, geriatrics, critical care, and general psychiatry, all available to support emergency patients.
Is there accessible parking and transit at Mount Sinai Hospital?
Yes. The parking garage at 40 Murray St. is fully accessible, with wheelchair-accessible entrances, Braille and voice/tone elevators, and barrier-free washrooms. Wheel-Trans door-to-door accessible transit service also serves the hospital with designated pickup points at the main building, OPG building, and Murray building.
Is there a pharmacy on-site at Mount Sinai Hospital?
Yes. A full-service pharmacy is located in the main lobby of 600 University Ave. It offers compounding, medication consultations, blood pressure screening, and a private consultation area. Hours are Monday to Friday 8am–8pm and weekends 10am–6pm.
Is Mount Sinai Hospital connected to other Toronto hospitals?
Yes. Mount Sinai Hospital is physically connected via bridges and tunnels to Toronto General Hospital, Toronto Rehabilitation Institute, and Princess Margaret Cancer Centre — all part of the University Health Network — making coordinated specialist care and transfers more seamless.

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