Mont-Laurier
QuébecMont-Laurier has 1 emergency rooms with a total capacity of 8 functional stretchers and is in need of 14 stretchers which means its at 175% capacity on average.
List of cities with emergency rooms in Québec
Mont-Laurier has 1 emergency rooms with a total capacity of 8 functional stretchers and is in need of 14 stretchers which means its at 175% capacity on average.
Montmagny has 1 emergency rooms with a total capacity of 10 functional stretchers and is in need of 7 stretchers which means its at 70% capacity on average.
Montreal has 16 emergency rooms with a total capacity of 379 functional stretchers and is in need of 486 stretchers which means its at 116% capacity on average.
Murdochville has 1 emergency rooms with a total capacity of 2 functional stretchers and is in need of 0 stretchers which means its at 0% capacity on average.
Nicolet has no recent data to report
Ormstown has 1 emergency rooms with a total capacity of 5 functional stretchers and is in need of 2 stretchers which means its at 40% capacity on average.
Paspébiac has 1 emergency rooms with a total capacity of 4 functional stretchers and is in need of 3 stretchers which means its at 75% capacity on average.
Pohénégamook has 1 emergency rooms with a total capacity of 3 functional stretchers and is in need of 0 stretchers which means its at 0% capacity on average.
Pointe-Claire has 1 emergency rooms with a total capacity of 31 functional stretchers and is in need of 64 stretchers which means its at 206% capacity on average.
Port-Cartier has 1 emergency rooms with a total capacity of 5 functional stretchers and is in need of 3 stretchers which means its at 60% capacity on average.
Québec has 9 emergency rooms with a total capacity of 191 functional stretchers and is in need of 211 stretchers which means its at 103% capacity on average.
Radisson has 1 emergency rooms with a total capacity of 1 functional stretchers and is in need of 0 stretchers which means its at 0% capacity on average.
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