Walk-in in Montreal, a good option?
Growing medical needs in Montreal
What to know about walk-in clinics
Testimonials
FAQ

Longueuil walk-in clinics for minor medical emergencies

Looking for a walk-in clinic in Montreal? Book a medical appointment quickly for a minor emergency, often the same day or with a short delay.

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When is a walk-in clinic the right choice in Montreal?

Need to see a doctor as soon as possible? Walk-in clinics in Montreal offer fast, convenient care for many non-emergency medical concerns.

  • You do not have a family doctor: If you do not have a family doctor or the request you made through Quebec's family doctor finder (GAMF) is still pending, several Montreal walk-in clinics are available. You can also choose a private medical clinic. No referral is required to see a doctor.

  • You need a medical appointment quickly: Your condition requires prompt attention but is not serious enough for a hospital emergency department. A walk-in clinic can often see you much faster than the ER.

  • Your family doctor is not available: If your regular doctor is on vacation, fully booked, or otherwise unavailable, a walk-in clinic in Montreal can provide one-time medical care without affecting your ongoing relationship with your doctor.

  • You want to avoid the emergency room for a minor condition: Hospital emergency departments should be reserved for serious or life-threatening situations. For ear infections, urinary tract infections, minor injuries, skin conditions and other common illnesses, walk-in clinics all over Montreal are often the faster and more appropriate option.

Walk-in clinics, private clinics, hospitals, CLSCs and family medicine groups: growing healthcare needs in Montreal

With over 2 million inhabitants spread across its 19 boroughs, including Ville-Marie, Villeray, Rosemont–La Petite-Patrie and Côte-des-Neiges–Notre-Dame-de-Grâce, Montreal is the most populous city in the province of Quebec. This growth and population density are putting increased pressure on access to primary care, including major metropolitan hospitals such as the CHUM, the MUHC and Maisonneuve-Rosemont Hospital.

Useful resource: 811 telephone assistant service, option 3, to reach the Primary Care Access Desk (GAP) for the Montreal region.

Examples of services available at walk-in clinics in Montreal

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Service
Description
Simple appointment
Minor illnesses or injuries, basic medical certificates 
Complex appointment
Full medical assessment, diagnosis, and treatment of more complex conditions 
Mental health
Anxiety, mild to moderate depression, sleep issues, stress management
Complete health assessment
Full examination, health check-up; laboratory fees not included
Follow-ups with results
Review of laboratory results
Medical certificates
Return to work, absence, school, sports certificate
Insurance forms
Disability, travel insurance, compensation
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What to know about walk-in clinics in Montreal

Testimonials

Yasmine B., Côte-des-Neiges

"I haven't had a family doctor since mine retired. When I developed a UTI on a Friday evening, I found a walk-in appointment for Saturday morning. It saved me hours of waiting the CHUM or MUHC." 

Mathieu R., Rosemont

"My son got an ear infection on a Sunday. Instead of spending hours in the ER, we found a walk-in clinic close to Rosemont. He was seen quickly and we left with a prescription. It was much easier than I expected." 

Chloé N., Ville-Marie

"My family doctor was away for several weeks and I really needed a prescription renewal. The walk-in clinic saw me the next day. The doctor took the time to ask questions and carefully assess my situation." 

Can I go to a walk-in clinic in Montreal if I do or don't have a family doctor?

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