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The CSSS Lucille-Teasdale The CSSS Lucille-Teasdale Having trouble finding You have received this booklet because you live within the territory of the CSSS Lucille-Teasdale, a health and social your way around the services centre. The CSSS Lucille-Teasdale was created in 2004. It is comprised health care system? of the Hochelaga-Maisonneuve, Olivier-Guimond and Rosemont CLSCs; the Jeanne-Le Ber, Marie-Rollet, Rousselot, Robert-Cliche, de la Maison-Neuve and Éloria-Lepage, J.-Henri-Charbonneau CHSLD’s residential and long-term care centres, and L’Entremise Crisis Centre. The CSSS Lucille-Teasdale works closely with the medical clinics Visit www.santemontreal.qc.ca and community organizations within its territory. The mission of the CSSS is to: the virtual portal of the Montreal • Help you obtain the health and social services you need as Health Care Network soon as possible. • Offer high-quality services to its users, including the residents of its residential and long-term care centre. • Encourage you to adopt a healthy lifestyle. • Contribute, with its local and regional partners, to the improvement of public health within its territory. With nearly 2500 employees, 50 general practitioners and an annual budget of $148.5 M, it plays a leading role in the economic and community life of your neighbourhood. Access to Health Care in Your Neighbourhood is a joint publication of the CSSS Lucille-Teasdale and the Agence de la santé et des services sociaux de Montréal. The masculine is used in its generic form and indicates both men and women. © Agence de la santé et des services sociaux de Montréal, 2009 Legal deposit – Bibliothèque nationale du Québec, 2009 ISBN 978-2-89510-598-5 for the series (print version) ISBN 978-2-89510-599-2 for the series (PDF version) ISBN 978-2-89510-622-7 (print version) Quick reference guide ISBN 978-2-89510-623-4 (PDF version) For more information on Une version française est disponible sur demande. the CSSS Lucille-Teasdale, visit: Veuillez appeler au 514 523-1173, poste 5328. www.cssslucilleteasdale.qc.ca For additional copies: 514-523-117, extension 5328, AS2010-LTE-A [email protected], or www.cssslucilleteasdale.qc.ca. MEDICAL RESOURCES* 1 Centre médical Saint-Marc 7 NC Clinique médicale 12 Hôpital Maisonneuve-Rosemont 2659 Beaubien Street East Domus Médica (Unité de médecine familiale) 514-728-0749 5601 Bélanger Street East Rosemont Pavilion H1N1 2 NC Clinique médicale 3000 514-256-5011 5689 Rosemont Boulevard 3000 Bélanger Street East 8 Clinique médicale Joliette 514-252-3814 514-376-7702 3841 Ontario Street East 13 NC Polyclinique Cabrini Flu Virus 3 Clinique médicale 3600 514-524-3731 5700 Saint-Zotique Street East, Suite 200 3600 Ontario Street East 9 Clinique médicale L’Espérance 514-256-5700 514-526-2556 4261 Sainte-Catherine Street East 14 Polyclinique Masson 4 Clinique médicale Bélanger 514-254-3686 3425 Masson Street, Suite 200 AUTOROUTE 25 3871 Bélanger Street East 10 NC Clinique médicale 514-376-9961 18 Suite 300 Maisonneuve-Rosemont 15 Polyclinique Rosemont RADISS 514-722-1166 5345 Assomption Boulevard 3377 Rosemont Boulevard ON 5 Clinique médicale Cadillac Suite RC-60 514-798-8688 Radisson 3435 Bossuet Street 514-257-7000 27 Prevention and good hygiene are the first 514-253-1211 1. 11 Clinique médicale actions to take: 6 Clinique médicale Saint-Jean Vianney LANGELIER • Wash your hands often. de la Promenade 4290 Beaubien Street East 2815 Masson Street 2nd Floor • Cough or sneeze into your elbow or shoulder instead 7 Langelier 514-374-0001 514-374-6711 13 of your hands. • Use soap and water or a domestic disinfectant 29 17 to clean contaminated surfaces. CSSS FACILITIES OTHER FACILITIES 5 12 RESIDENTIAL AND LONG- CLSCS 27 Hôpital Louis-H. Lafontaine Cadillac ULIGNY TERM CARE CENTRES 7401 Hochelaga Street PayP attention to information campaigns 23 CLSC de Hochelaga- 20 10 22 SO 514-251-4000 28 26 2. 16 Centre d’hébergement Maisonneuve aabout vaccination, particularly if you, or a de la Maison-Neuve 4201 Ontario Street East 28 Hôpital Maisonneuve- lloved one, are among the groups most likely Rosemont LACORDAIRE 2300 Nicolet Street 514-253-2181 to suffer complications: 514-527-2161 24 CLSC de Rosemont 5415 Assomption Boulevard 514-252-3400 17 Centre d’hébergement (before June 2010) L’Assomption • Pregnant women Éloria-Lepage 5650 Iberville Street 29 Hôpital Santa Cabrini BÉLANGER 5655 Saint-Zotique Street East • Children 6 months to less than 5 years 3090 de la Pépinière Avenue 514-524-3541 VIAU 514-252-1710 514-252-6000 DICKSON • The chronically ill under 65 years 25 CLSC de Rosemont 11 BEAUBIEN 18 Centre d’hébergement (after June 2010) 4 ELAGA • Household contacts and care providers of Jeanne-Le Ber 2909 Rachel Street East ROSEMONT infants under 6 months or persons who are 7445 Hochelaga Street 514-524-3541 OCH H 514-251-6000 immunocompromised 26 CLSC Olivier-Guimond Viau 19 Centre d’hébergement 5810 Sherbrooke Street East J.-Henri-Charbonneau 514-255-2365 21 3095 Sherbrooke Street East SHERBROOKE Keep informed about the actions to take 514-523-1173 FACILITIES 2 3. iif you have flu symptoms: 15 PIE-IX 20 Centre d’hébergement L’Entremise • Consult the Self-careelf-careare GuideGuuideu Marie-Rollet Crisis Centre 14 ONTARIO 5003 Saint-Zotique Street East 514-351-9592 1 Pie-IX • Call Info-Santéé 514-729-5281 DAME SAINT-JOSEPH AINTE-CATHERINE 23 S 21 Centre d’hébergement 9 Robert-Cliche NOTRE- 8 3730 Bellechasse Street 6 16 To obtain information 514-374-8660 DAVIDSON D'IBERVILL about vaccination and consultation points 22 Centre d’hébergement 24 3 Joliette www.santemontreal.qc.ca Rousselot E 5655 Sherbrooke Street East 19 514-254-9421 PORT-DE-MONTRÉAL Services Québec 25 Préfontaine 514 644-4545 N CHEMIN NC : NETWORK CLINIC (CLINIQUE-RÉSEAU) DE FER CP 0 0,5 1 Consult regularly The sites indicated by the dots on the map are approximate. Remember to check KILOMÈTRE * Only the clinics with several doctors and that offer general medical the office hours www.pandemiequebec.gouv.qc.ca services are included in this booklet. before you go. Table of Contents Need to see a Doctor or Nurse? 3 Medical Resources in Your Neighbourhood 3 If You are Looking for a Family Doctor 7 Seeing a Specialist 9 Seeing a Nurse 10 The CSSS Lucille-Teasdale: At Your Service 12 Specialized Clinics 12 Blood Tests and Other Tests 14 Women’s Health 15 Men’s Health 16 Sexual Health 17 Services for Seniors and People with Decreased Independence 18 Birth and Children’s Services 20 Services for Children, Parents and Families 22 Youth Services 23 Home Care Services 24 Psychological and Social Support 25 Vaccinations 26 Getting Help 27 Elder Abuse and Neglect 27 Sexual Assault 27 Family Crisis 28 Intellectual Desability (ID) and Pervasive Developmental Disorders (PDD) 28 Depression 29 Gays and Lesbians Experiencing Distress or Violence 29 Substance Abuse, Alcoholism and Compulsive Gambling 29 Unwanted Pregnancy 32 Youth at Risk 33 Suicide 33 Spousal and Domestic Violence 34 Improving Services 35 Becoming a Volunteer 36 A Foundation that Invests in your Health and Well-Being 37 FOR ALL EMERGENCIES Need to see a Doctor 9-1-1 or Nurse? POISON CENTRE Medical Resources 1-800-463-5060 in your Neighbourhood The list of medical clinics in your neighbourhood appears on the map at the front of this booklet. INFO-SANTÉINFO SANTÉ Network Clinics • If you are concerned about your health or the health Network Clinics were created to improve access to medical of a loved one services in Montreal and to reduce the number of visits to • If you don’t know how to access services or resources hospital emergency departments. Most of these clinics are in the health and social services network accessible without an appointment seven days a week, including • Or to find out about the services in your neighbourhood: Holidays. They also offer on-site lab and radiology services. contact Info-Santé! A nurse will answer The network clinics in your neighbourhood: twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week. Clinique médicale 3000 3000 Bélanger Street East Rosemont–La Petite-Patrie Borough 514-376-7702 HEALTH INSURANCE CARD Clinique médicale Maisonneuve-Rosemont In association with the Clinique Domus-Médica In Quebec, you must have a health insurance card to 5345 Assomption Boulevard, Suite RC-60 receive services free of charge in a health care institution. Rosemont–La Petite-Patrie Borough It is therefore important to get a card and keep it with 514-257-7000 you. When your health insurance card is about to expire, the Régie de l’assurance maladie du Québec (RAMQ) will Clinique Domus-Médica automatically send you a renewal form. You must then 5601 Bélanger Street East, Suite 401 go to a CLSC with the required photos and documents Villeray–Saint-Michel–Parc-Extension Borough so that your renewal can be validated. Ensure that you 514-256-5011 change your address with the RAMQ when you move. Polyclinique Cabrini RAMQ: 514-864-3411 or 1-800-561-9749 5700 Saint-Zotique Street East, Suite 200 www.ramq.gouv.qc.ca Rosemont–La Petite-Patrie Borough 514-256-5700 PHARMACY The only 24-hour pharmacy Pharmacie Gilles Dubois 5122 Côte-des-Neiges Road 514-737-4415 3 The majority of these clinics Other Montreal Region are accessible without an appointment Network Clinics seven days a week, including Holidays. WEST MONTREAL Centre d’urgence Saint-Laurent 514-747-2555 Groupe Santé Physimed 514-747-8888 300 Marcel-Laurin Boulevard, Suite 121 6363 Trans-Canada Highway, Suite 121 Saint-Laurent Borough Saint-Laurent Borough Centre d’urgence Salaberry 514-337-4772 Clinique-réseau
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