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Hôpital Laurentien — now officially the Centre multiservices de santé et de services sociaux de Sainte-Agathe — is the primary community hospital serving Sainte-Agathe-des-Monts and the broader Laurentians region under the CISSS des Laurentides network. The emergency department operates 24/7 with 18 functional stretcher beds, offering general and specialized care including intensive care, medical imaging with CT scan, and minor surgical procedures. Residents of the Laurentians rely on this facility for most urgent and emergency needs, while complex trauma cases may be transferred to larger centres such as Hôpital de Saint-Jérôme.
Services & Specialties
24/7 emergency department (18 stretcher beds), Intensive care unit, Medical imaging (X-ray, CT scan), Minor surgery, Colonoscopy, Palliative and end-of-life care, Cardiology outpatient clinic, Ambulatory pediatric services, Pediatric urgent care clinic, Detoxification services, Needle and syringe exchange program, CLSC services (201 Rue Saint-Vincent), Long-term care (CHSLD on campus), Wheelchair rental, Bilingual services (English and French).
The pediatric urgent care clinic at the adjacent CLSC (201 Rue Saint-Vincent) can be reached at 819-324-4117 — for non-emergency pediatric concerns, this may be a faster option than the main ER.
English-language services are available at this facility; do not hesitate to request an English-speaking staff member if needed.
The hospital has a CT scanner on-site, meaning many imaging needs can be handled without transfer to another facility.
For complex trauma or specialized cases beyond community-hospital capacity, patients may be transferred to Hôpital de Saint-Jérôme — ask your care team if this applies to your situation.
Call the hospital at 819-324-4000 ahead of your visit to confirm specific amenities such as pharmacy, cafeteria, or Wi-Fi availability.
What to Bring
Provincial health insurance card (RAMQ card)
Government-issued photo ID
List of current medications and dosages
Any relevant medical records, test results, or imaging
Insurance information (private or supplemental)
Personal comfort items (book, phone charger, snacks) for potential wait times
List of known allergies
Emergency contact information
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between Hôpital Laurentien and the Centre multiservices de santé et de services sociaux de Sainte-Agathe?
They are the same facility. The hospital was formerly known as Hôpital Laurentien and has been officially renamed the Centre multiservices de santé et de services sociaux de Sainte-Agathe. It still operates at 234 Rue Saint-Vincent under the CISSS des Laurentides network.
Does Hôpital Laurentien have a pediatric emergency or urgent care service?
Yes. An ambulatory pediatric services centre and dedicated pediatric urgent care clinic is located at 201 Rue Saint-Vincent, adjacent to the main hospital. You can reach the pediatric urgent care clinic directly at 819-324-4117.
Can I receive care in English at Hôpital Laurentien?
Yes. English-speaking patients are entitled to receive health and social services in English in accordance with the facility's access program and available resources. Both English and French services are offered at this hospital.
Does the emergency department at Hôpital Laurentien have a CT scanner on-site?
Yes. The facility has an on-site CT scanner as part of its medical imaging department, which means many imaging needs can be assessed without requiring a transfer to another hospital.
Is parking free at Hôpital Laurentien?
Yes, free on-site parking is available at 234 Rue Saint-Vincent. The facility is also fully wheelchair accessible for patients with mobility needs.
What types of cases might be transferred from Hôpital Laurentien to another hospital?
As a community general hospital, Hôpital Laurentien handles the majority of emergency and specialized care needs for the Laurentians region. However, complex trauma cases or those requiring highly specialized services may be transferred to a larger centre such as Hôpital de Saint-Jérôme. Your care team will advise you if a transfer is necessary.