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The emergency department at Pavillon Rosemont (Hôpital Maisonneuve-Rosemont) is a major urban ER located at 5689 Boulevard Rosemont in Montréal's east end, serving a population of approximately 670,000 residents across the boroughs of Rosemont–La Petite-Patrie and Mercier–Hochelaga-Maisonneuve. With 54 stretcher capacity, the department handles a broad range of adult and pediatric emergencies, supported by a full spectrum of specialized services including cardiology, intensive care, ophthalmology, nephrology, and the province's second-largest neonatology centre. As a Université de Montréal teaching hospital with 800 beds and 5,000 staff, this is a high-capacity academic facility well suited for complex and urgent medical needs.
Services & Specialties
24/7 emergency department (54 stretchers), General and internal medicine, Pediatric medicine and pediatric outpatient clinic, Cardiology, Intensive care unit (ICU), Pneumology, Endocrinology, Ophthalmology (regional specialty), Nephrology (regional specialty), Stem cell and cancer treatment, Obstetrics and gynecology, Neonatology (2nd centre in Quebec), Psychiatry, Detoxification and emergency detoxification, Palliative and end-of-life care, Social adaptation services.
Amenities
Users' Committee office on-site (Suite C58) — patient advocacy, rights information, and complaint assistance (514-252-3925)
Fully smoke-free facility, including parking lots and vehicles on hospital property
Wheelchair ramps, elevators, and accessible facilities throughout
Phone access for hospitalized patients between 8:00 AM and 10:00 PM daily
Contact 514-252-3400 to confirm availability of cafeteria, pharmacy, ATM, and Wi-Fi
This is a large, busy urban ER serving over 670,000 Montréalers — triage prioritizes the most urgent cases, so patients with minor concerns should expect longer waits during peak hours.
Services are offered primarily in French; if you require English-language care, let the triage nurse know so staff can accommodate you as best as possible.
Use the Passport Canada app to pay for and manage your parking remotely — this saves you trips back to the meter while you wait inside.
The Users' Committee (Suite C58, 514-252-3925) can help you understand your rights as a patient or assist with any concerns during your visit — don't hesitate to contact them.
If arriving by metro, take the Green Line to Assomption station and plan for approximately a 10–15 minute walk, or connect to a bus on routes 18, 32, or 131 to reach the hospital entrance more quickly.
What to Bring
Provincial health insurance card (carte d'assurance maladie / RAMQ card)
Government-issued photo ID
List of current medications, dosages, and allergies
Any relevant medical records, test results, or specialist letters
Health insurance or supplemental coverage information
Payment method for parking (cash or card; Passport Canada app recommended)
Phone charger or portable battery — waits can be lengthy at a busy urban ER
Snacks, water, and a warm layer — emergency waiting rooms can be cool and waits unpredictable
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Pavillon Rosemont's emergency department treat both adults and children?
Yes. The emergency department at Pavillon Rosemont serves both adult and pediatric patients. The hospital also operates a separate pediatric outpatient clinic (514-374-7940) for non-emergency children's care.
Is Hôpital Maisonneuve-Rosemont a trauma centre?
Pavillon Rosemont does not hold a Level 1 trauma designation — major trauma cases in the Montreal region are directed to the Montreal General Hospital. However, the ED is fully equipped to handle a wide range of urgent and serious medical conditions.
What languages are services offered in at Pavillon Rosemont?
Services at Pavillon Rosemont are offered primarily in French. If you require English-language assistance, inform the triage staff upon arrival and they will do their best to accommodate you.
Is the hospital accessible for people with disabilities?
Yes. Hôpital Maisonneuve-Rosemont's Pavillon Rosemont site is accessible for people with disabilities, with ramps, elevators, and accessible washrooms and facilities available throughout the building.
What makes Hôpital Maisonneuve-Rosemont unique among Montreal hospitals?
HMR is recognized for its specialized expertise in ophthalmology, nephrology, and stem cell-based cancer treatments. It also houses Quebec's second-largest neonatology centre and is a major teaching hospital affiliated with the Université de Montréal, training approximately 3,000 students annually.
Is the hospital currently undergoing any expansion?
In September 2023, the Quebec government announced a major expansion and modernization project for Hôpital Maisonneuve-Rosemont. The project is set to add 254 new beds across seven areas of intervention, further increasing the hospital's capacity to serve Montreal's east end.