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SITE GLEN

Montréal, QC

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L'HÔPITAL DE MONTRÉAL POUR ENFANTS
6h 9m wait · 19 waiting · updated 3 min ago
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  • Acne (mild)
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  • Diaper rash
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1001 Rue Décarie, Montréal, QC (514) 934-1934 Hospital website

About SITE GLEN

The MUHC Glen Site at 1001 Boul. Décarie in Montréal is Quebec's largest combined adult and children's hospital, offering tertiary and quaternary emergency care around the clock. The facility houses two separate emergency departments — one for adults (Royal Victoria Hospital) and one for children (Montreal Children's Hospital) — along with a dedicated pediatric Trauma Centre. As a McGill University academic health centre, it delivers some of the most complex and specialized care available in Canada.

Services & Specialties

Adult emergency department (Royal Victoria Hospital), Pediatric emergency department (Montreal Children's Hospital), Pediatric Trauma Centre, Cancer care and oncology emergencies (Cedars Cancer Centre), Respiratory and chest medicine (Montreal Chest Institute), Supportive and palliative care (12-bed inpatient unit), Ophthalmology (MUHC Adult Ophthalmology Clinic), Tertiary and quaternary complex care, Surgical and critical care services, Canadian Triage and Acuity Scale (CTAS) triage, Medical education and clinical research integration.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does the MUHC Glen Site have a separate emergency department for children?
Yes. The Glen Site houses two distinct emergency departments on the same campus: an adult ED affiliated with the Royal Victoria Hospital, and a separate pediatric ED affiliated with the Montreal Children's Hospital, which also has a dedicated Trauma Centre.
How do I get to the Glen Site ER by public transit?
Take the Métro Orange Line to Vendôme station, which is directly connected to the hospital by an enclosed, elevator-accessible tunnel. Commuter rail on three lines and multiple STM bus routes also serve Vendôme station.
What should I do if I arrive at the Glen Site ER with a broken bone or fracture?
The MUHC's orthopedic department is located at the Montreal General Hospital, not the Glen Site. If you present to the Glen Site ED with a fracture, the team may stabilize you and arrange a transfer to the Montreal General Hospital or another facility within the network for orthopedic treatment.
How does triage work at the Glen Site emergency department?
When you arrive, a triage nurse will assess your condition and assign a priority level using the Canadian Triage and Acuity Scale (CTAS). This system ensures the most seriously ill or injured patients are always seen first, which means wait times for less urgent cases can range from minutes to several hours.
Is the MUHC Glen Site emergency department bilingual?
Yes. As a McGill University-affiliated institution located in Montréal, the Glen Site operates fully in both English and French. All signage, services, and patient communications are available in both official languages.
Where can I park when visiting the Glen Site emergency department?
The main underground lot (P1–P4) is accessible from Décarie Blvd. and has 1,582 spaces, including 38 handicapped spaces and EV charging stations. For emergency drop-offs, follow the red 'URGENCE/EMERGENCY' ramp. Two exterior surface lots are available for quick visits. Payment is by credit or debit card at automated exit machines.

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