The Emergency Departments are experiencing high volumes of patients who need care. Please be prepared to wait. The most serious cases are treated first.
Not all health concerns need emergency care. You can also book a virtual visit or go to an urgent care clinic for these concerns. For life-threatening symptoms, call 911 or go to the nearest hospital.
Thank you for your patience.
C
Complete cancer care, from prevention and screening to diagnosis, treatment and follow-up care.
Family-centred care during pregnancy and childbirth for people with low to moderate risk pregnancies.
Care for babies, children, and youth — including overnight hospital stays, day clinics, mental health services, and newborn intensive care.
Appointments for children and youth who need tests, treatment, or follow-up care without staying in the hospital.
Care for children and youth staying in the hospital for treatment or to help them recover.
Hospital care and close monitoring for people with serious illnesses or injuries.
Care and close monitoring for serious illnesses or injuries.
D
Planned surgery where patients go home the same day.
Tests that provide information about your heart, lung, chest, or brain health and help guide treatment and care.
Skilled teams work in partnership to provide timely, connected stroke services in Waterloo Wellington.
