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Quieter times: As a referral-based rehabilitation facility, visit timing is determined by your care team and scheduled appointments. For outpatient clinic visits or assistive device services, weekday mornings are generally recommended to allow ample time for your appointment.
Busier times: Assistive device and outpatient services are unavailable on weekends and after 4:30 p.m. on weekdays — plan accordingly. Avoid arriving without a scheduled appointment or referral, as walk-in access is not available.
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Open on ERstat →The Institut de réadaptation Gingras-Lindsay-de-Montréal (IRGLM), located at 6300 Avenue Darlington in Montréal, QC, is Quebec's largest specialized rehabilitation hospital, offering 164 inpatient beds and a comprehensive outpatient clinic. This facility does not operate an emergency department — it is a referral-based rehabilitation centre serving adults with motor or neurological impairments resulting from spinal cord injuries, brain trauma, stroke, amputations, and major orthopedic injuries. Patients are admitted following acute care at another hospital and are supported by multidisciplinary teams focused on restoring autonomy and enabling return to home.
Inpatient rehabilitation (164 beds), Spinal cord injury rehabilitation, Acquired brain injury rehabilitation (stroke, traumatic brain injury), Amputation rehabilitation, Major orthopedic injury rehabilitation, Outpatient specialized rehabilitation clinic, Prosthetics and orthotics fitting and fabrication, Assistive device fitting and adjustment, Wheelchair loan and emergency wheelchair repair, Pain clinic, Foot care, Laser treatment, Social adaptation services, Physiatry (physical medicine), Occupational therapy, Physiotherapy, Psychology and neuropsychology, Social work, Sexology and urology services, Research laboratories for human movement study.
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On-site parking is available at the facility. A reduced tariff qualification process exists for eligible visitors.
The facility is well served by STM transit. The nearest metro station is Station Université-de-Montréal (Ligne 5 Blue / Ligne 2 Orange), approximately a 6-minute walk away. Nearby bus stops (Van Horne / Hudson and Barclay / Hudson, about a 4-minute walk) are served by routes 129, 160, 161, 165, and 370.
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