List of hospitals in Canada
Detailed list of hospitals in Canada
Canada is home to a comprehensive and publicly funded health care system, with hospitals playing a crucial role in delivering medical services to the population. This article provides an overview of the hospitals spread across the country, categorized by provinces and territories. Each hospital serves the community with a range of services, from emergency care to specialized treatments.
List of Hospitals by Province and Territory[edit | edit source]
Alberta[edit | edit source]
- Foothills Medical Centre – A major teaching hospital in Calgary and one of the largest hospitals in Alberta, known for advanced research and patient care.
- Royal Alexandra Hospital – Located in Edmonton, it specializes in women's health and critical care services.
- Alberta Children's Hospital – A pediatric hospital in Calgary offering a wide range of medical services for children.
- University of Alberta Hospital – A teaching hospital in Edmonton affiliated with the University of Alberta, known for its specialized care units.
- Peter Lougheed Centre – A hospital in Calgary providing a variety of acute care services.
British Columbia[edit | edit source]
- St. Paul's Hospital (Vancouver) – A prominent teaching hospital in Vancouver, part of the Providence Health Care system.
- Vancouver General Hospital – The largest hospital in British Columbia, offering comprehensive medical and surgical care.
- BC Children's Hospital – A pediatric hospital in Vancouver, serving children across the province.
- Kelowna General Hospital – Provides advanced medical services in the Okanagan Valley region.
- Royal Jubilee Hospital – Located in Victoria, this hospital is renowned for its cardiac care facilities.
Manitoba[edit | edit source]
- Health Sciences Centre – The largest hospital in Manitoba, located in Winnipeg, offering a broad range of services including trauma care.
- St. Boniface Hospital – Known for its cardiac sciences program and research facilities, located in Winnipeg.
- Grace Hospital (Winnipeg) – Offers a variety of acute care services in Winnipeg.
- Children's Hospital of Winnipeg – Specializes in pediatric care and research.
New Brunswick[edit | edit source]
- The Moncton Hospital – Provides advanced medical and surgical services in Moncton.
- Saint John Regional Hospital – The largest hospital in New Brunswick, known for its comprehensive diagnostic and treatment facilities.
- Dr. Everett Chalmers Regional Hospital – Located in Fredericton, offering a wide range of acute care services.
Newfoundland and Labrador[edit | edit source]
- St. Clare's Mercy Hospital – A teaching hospital in St. John's offering specialized care.
- Health Sciences Centre (St. John's) – A tertiary care and teaching hospital associated with Memorial University of Newfoundland.
Nova Scotia[edit | edit source]
- Queen Elizabeth II Health Sciences Centre – Located in Halifax, this is the largest teaching and research hospital in Atlantic Canada.
- IWK Health Centre – A leading pediatric and women's health care center in Halifax.
Ontario[edit | edit source]
- The Hospital for Sick Children – A world-renowned pediatric hospital in Toronto.
- Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre – Specializes in trauma, oncology, and cardiovascular care, located in Toronto.
- Ottawa Hospital – A multi-campus hospital providing comprehensive care in Ottawa.
- Mount Sinai Hospital (Toronto) – A teaching hospital specializing in maternal and newborn care.
- St. Michael's Hospital (Toronto) – Known for its trauma and critical care services.
Quebec[edit | edit source]
- Centre hospitalier de l'Université de Montréal (CHUM) – A major teaching hospital in Montreal, offering specialized and tertiary care.
- McGill University Health Centre (MUHC) – A multi-campus hospital network affiliated with McGill University.
- Hôpital Maisonneuve-Rosemont – Provides a wide range of services including oncology and organ transplantation.
Saskatchewan[edit | edit source]
- Royal University Hospital – Located in Saskatoon, this teaching hospital is affiliated with the University of Saskatchewan.
- Regina General Hospital – Offers specialized medical and surgical care in Regina.
- St. Paul's Hospital (Saskatoon) – Provides acute care services and supports chronic disease management.
Territories[edit | edit source]
- Whitehorse General Hospital (Yukon) – The primary hospital serving the Yukon territory.
- Stanton Territorial Hospital (Northwest Territories) – A multi-service hospital in Yellowknife.
- Qikiqtani General Hospital (Nunavut) – Located in Iqaluit, this is the primary healthcare facility in Nunavut.
Gallery[edit | edit source]
Ottawa's French language Montfort Hospital
Toronto General Hospital, R.R. McEwen atrium
See also[edit | edit source]
- List of hospitals in North America
- Healthcare in Canada
- List of Canadian medical schools
- Canadian healthcare system
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