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Hôpital Catherine-Booth, located at 4375 Avenue Montclair in Montréal, QC, is a specialized rehabilitation hospital with 115 beds dedicated to moderate- to intensive-level rehabilitation — not an emergency department. Part of the CIUSSS West-Central Montreal network and certified by Accreditation Canada, the hospital delivers interdisciplinary post-acute care addressing medical, functional, psychological, and social needs. Patients requiring emergency care should proceed to a full acute-care facility such as the Jewish General Hospital or Montreal General Hospital, or call 911.
Services & Specialties
Orthopedic post-acute rehabilitation, Multisystemic rehabilitation, Geriatric post-acute rehabilitation, Cardiac rehabilitation program (by referral), In-home rehabilitation program, Individual and group therapy sessions, Occupational therapy, Physiotherapy, Speech-language pathology, Dietitian and nutrition services, Social work services, Psychology services, Patient and family education on self-management, Outpatient rehabilitation for stable patients.
Amenities
Cafeteria with adapted meals including kosher options
Internet café
Lounge areas with televisions
Chapel and pastoral services
Laundry facilities on the first floor
Loan equipment including walkers and wheelchairs
Individual and group therapy areas
Private and semi-private room options (fees may apply)
Hôpital Catherine-Booth does not have an emergency department — if you are experiencing a medical emergency in Montréal, call 911 or go to the Jewish General Hospital or Montreal General Hospital immediately.
Admission to Catherine-Booth's rehabilitation programs is by referral only; speak with your treating physician or hospital care team to arrange a transfer or referral.
Services are offered in both French and English, so patients and families can communicate comfortably in either official language.
Visiting hours run from 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. daily — plan family visits and support around these hours to assist with the rehabilitation process.
If travelling by public transit, take STM Bus 162 to the Monkland / Walkley stop for the most direct access, or walk approximately 11 minutes from Villa-Maria metro station.
What to Bring
Valid provincial health card (RAMQ card for Quebec residents)
Government-issued photo identification
List of all current medications and dosages
Comfortable clothing suitable for physiotherapy and occupational therapy sessions
Supportive footwear for rehabilitation exercises
Personal toiletries and hygiene items
Any assistive devices you currently use (cane, hearing aids, glasses, etc.)
Contact information for your family physician and next of kin
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Hôpital Catherine-Booth have an emergency department?
No. Hôpital Catherine-Booth is a specialized rehabilitation hospital and does not operate an emergency department. If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 or go to a full acute-care hospital such as the Jewish General Hospital or Montreal General Hospital.
How do I get admitted to Hôpital Catherine-Booth for rehabilitation?
Admission to Catherine-Booth's inpatient rehabilitation programs is by referral only. Your treating physician or hospital care team must arrange a referral or transfer on your behalf. You cannot self-refer or walk in for inpatient admission.
What types of rehabilitation programs are offered at Catherine-Booth?
The hospital offers orthopedic, multisystemic, and geriatric post-acute rehabilitation programs, as well as a cardiac rehabilitation program and an in-home rehabilitation program. An interdisciplinary team including physicians, physiotherapists, occupational therapists, speech-language pathologists, dietitians, social workers, and psychologists provides care.
Are services available in English at Hôpital Catherine-Booth?
Yes. Hôpital Catherine-Booth provides services in both French and English, making it an accessible option for anglophone patients within the CIUSSS West-Central Montreal network.
What are the visiting hours at Hôpital Catherine-Booth?
Structured visiting hours are from 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. daily. Patients are accommodated in standard rooms with 3 or 4 beds, with private and semi-private room options available for an additional fee.
How do I get to Hôpital Catherine-Booth by public transit?
Take STM Bus Line 162 to the Monkland Avenue and Walkley Street stop, approximately a 3-minute walk from the hospital. Alternatively, Villa-Maria metro station (Orange Line 2) is about an 11-minute walk away. Additional bus routes 102, 104, 138, and 420 also serve the area.