Saint-Marc-des-Carrières
QuébecSaint-Marc-des-Carrières has 1 emergency rooms with a total capacity of 3 functional stretchers and is in need of 2 stretchers which means its at 67% capacity on average.
List of cities with emergency rooms in Québec
Saint-Marc-des-Carrières has 1 emergency rooms with a total capacity of 3 functional stretchers and is in need of 2 stretchers which means its at 67% capacity on average.
Saint-Raymond has 1 emergency rooms with a total capacity of 7 functional stretchers and is in need of 4 stretchers which means its at 57% capacity on average.
Sainte-Agathe-des-Monts has 1 emergency rooms with a total capacity of 18 functional stretchers and is in need of 24 stretchers which means its at 133% capacity on average.
Sainte-Anne-des-Monts has 1 emergency rooms with a total capacity of 6 functional stretchers and is in need of 3 stretchers which means its at 50% capacity on average.
Salaberry-de-Valleyfield has 1 emergency rooms with a total capacity of 32 functional stretchers and is in need of 46 stretchers which means its at 144% capacity on average.
Sept-Îles has 1 emergency rooms with a total capacity of 10 functional stretchers and is in need of 13 stretchers which means its at 130% capacity on average.
Shawinigan-Sud has no recent data to report
Shawville has 1 emergency rooms with a total capacity of 4 functional stretchers and is in need of 1 stretchers which means its at 25% capacity on average.
Sherbrooke has 2 emergency rooms with a total capacity of 80 functional stretchers and is in need of 65 stretchers which means its at 79% capacity on average.
Sorel-Tracy has 1 emergency rooms with a total capacity of 17 functional stretchers and is in need of 19 stretchers which means its at 112% capacity on average.
Temiscaming 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.
Témiscouata-sur-le-Lac has 1 emergency rooms with a total capacity of 5 functional stretchers and is in need of 0 stretchers which means its at 0% capacity on average.
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