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Quieterthan a usual Wednesday nightthan usual
ERstat estimate if you leave now
Hospital posts 1h 14m for a whole visit, ours to see a doctor · easing to 1:45 a.m. · How accurate?
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Quieterthan a usual Wednesday nightthan usual
To see a doctor if you leave now
23m is ERstat’s estimate of the time from arriving to seeing a doctor, for when you would get there. The hospital’s 1h 14m is the whole visit, from arriving to leaving, so the two measure different things.
In the ER now: 2 waiting.
Quieter than usual compares the hospital’s posted wait right now (1h 14m) with its own average for a Wednesday night over the last 8 weeks (1h 56m).
Updated 12:00 a.m. EST.
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In an emergency, call 911. ERstat is independent. Hospital staff can’t confirm waits by phone.
In an emergency, call 911. Independent services, not affiliated with this hospital. Free nurse advice: 811.
Faster nearby, with the drive
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Projected from this ER’s typical pattern and the current wait.
Independent service. Not medical advice. Call 811 for non-urgent advice, 911 for emergencies.
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Open on ERstat →Hôpital de Chandler is the primary acute care facility serving the Rocher-Percé territory in the Gaspésie region of Quebec, operating a 24/7 emergency department with 8 stretcher bays and approximately 18,980 ER visits per year. As part of the CISSS de la Gaspésie, this 52-bed acute care hospital offers a broad range of services including obstetrics, intensive care, nuclear medicine, and specialized services for sexual assault victims, making it the essential healthcare anchor for this largely rural, remote community. Patients requiring highly specialized procedures such as cardiac surgery or neurosurgery may be transferred to larger urban centres, but for most urgent and emergency needs, Hôpital de Chandler provides comprehensive regional care.
24/7 emergency department (8 stretcher bays), Obstetrics (~115 deliveries per year), Intensive care (4 beds), Nuclear medicine laboratory with gamma camera, Radiology and medical imaging, Family medicine, Detoxification (without accommodation), Designated centre for sexual assault victims (SAVAS), SIDEP – integrated STI screening and prevention, Cancer screening (dépistage), CHSLD long-term care unit, Federal Interim Health Program (PFSI) for asylum seekers, Services in French and English, McGill University obstetrics-gynecology training site.
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Specific parking details for Hôpital de Chandler are not publicly documented. Patients are encouraged to contact the hospital directly at 418-689-2261 for current parking availability and accessibility information. On-site parking is typical for community hospitals of this size in the region.
Chandler is served by Orléans Express intercity bus, connecting to Montréal's Gare d'autocars (Berri-UQAM métro station), though the journey is approximately 15 hours. No local urban transit routes serve Chandler; most patients arrive by personal vehicle. Patients travelling from outside the region are advised to plan accordingly.
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