Open 24 hours.
Much busierthan a usual Thursday nightthan usual
ERstat estimate if you leave now
Hospital posts 12h 19m for a whole visit, ours to see a doctor · easing to 11:15 p.m. · How accurate?
20 people have said how busy it was
Open 24 hours.
Much busierthan a usual Thursday nightthan usual
To see a doctor if you leave now
3h 25m is ERstat’s estimate of the time from arriving to seeing a doctor, for when you would get there. The hospital’s 12h 19m is the whole visit, from arriving to leaving, so the two measure different things.
In the ER now: 31 waiting.
Much busier than usual compares the hospital’s posted wait right now (12h 19m) with its own average for a Thursday night over the last 8 weeks (7h 2m).
Updated 9:30 p.m. EST.
20 people have said how busy it was
In an emergency, call 911.
ERstat is independent and not affiliated with this hospital. Hospital staff can’t confirm wait times by phone.
In an emergency, call 911. ERstat is independent. Hospital staff can’t confirm waits by phone.
Independent service, not affiliated with this hospital. Free nurse advice: 811.
Faster nearby, with the drive
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Get a text or email when the wait drops below your limit. No account.
No reports from people here in the last week. If you are here, yours will be the first.
Busy but movingAt L'Hôpital de Montréal Pour Enfants
Takes 10 seconds. Anonymous, no account. It goes to the top of this list.
Talk to people waiting across Canada →Anonymous. No account. Reports leave the room after 24 hours.
12-Hour Forecast
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 Notre-Dame, located at 1560 Rue Sherbrooke Est in downtown Montréal, operates a 24/7 emergency department serving the local community with triage, stabilization, investigation, and treatment services. Now functioning as a community general hospital under the CIUSSS du Centre-Sud-de-l'Île-de-Montréal, the facility offers a broad range of specialized clinics and diagnostic services for adults and children. Patients requiring emergency medical attention, urgent care, or access to specialized services such as cardiology, neurology, or detoxification will find comprehensive care at this historic Montréal institution.
24/7 Emergency Department with full triage and stabilization, Radiology: MRI, CT scan, X-ray, and ultrasound, Cardiology and electrophysiology, Neurology, Gastroenterology, Ear, nose and throat (ENT / otolaryngology), Gynecology, Pediatrics, Audiology and speech therapy, Physical therapy and occupational therapy, Respiratory physiology, Nutrition services, Detoxification services and Opioid Agonist Therapy (OAT) via the on-site Relay clinic, Emergency detoxification for severe withdrawal or poisoning, Day medicine and nursing services, Blood test centre (Centre des Prélèvements) by appointment.
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The emergency entrance is located on Rue Plessis. The main parking lot (Stationnement Hôpital Notre-Dame) is at 2125–2205 Rue Plessis. A reduced parking rate is available for eligible patients upon completing a form, and family members of hospitalized patients may qualify for free parking with a form signed by hospital staff. For current rates and eligibility, contact the hospital directly at 514-413-8777.
The hospital is accessible by STM Métro and bus. Take the Green Line to Métro Sherbrooke and board Bus 24 eastbound, or take the Green Line to Métro Papineau and board Bus 45 northbound. The hospital is situated on Sherbrooke Street East in Ville-Marie, directly across from Parc La Fontaine.
Emergency departments use triage. Patients with more serious conditions are seen first, regardless of arrival time.
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