ER Capacity and Possible Wait Times by Region in Québec

The region of Abitibi-Témiscamingue has 6 emergency rooms with a total capacity of 37 functional stretchers and is in need of 15 stretchers which means its at 33% capacity on average.

The region of Bas-Saint-Laurent has 8 emergency rooms with a total capacity of 52 functional stretchers and is in need of 41 stretchers which means its at 74% capacity on average.

The region of Capitale-Nationale has 12 emergency rooms with a total capacity of 218 functional stretchers and is in need of 187 stretchers which means its at 73% capacity on average.

The region of Chaudière-Appalaches has 5 emergency rooms with a total capacity of 89 functional stretchers and is in need of 94 stretchers which means its at 79% capacity on average.

The region of Côte-Nord has 8 emergency rooms with a total capacity of 41 functional stretchers and is in need of 29 stretchers which means its at 52% capacity on average.

The region of Estrie has 8 emergency rooms with a total capacity of 145 functional stretchers and is in need of 95 stretchers which means its at 62% capacity on average.

The region of Gaspésie-Îles-de-la-Madeleine has 8 emergency rooms with a total capacity of 44 functional stretchers and is in need of 43 stretchers which means its at 79% capacity on average.

The region of Lanaudière has 2 emergency rooms with a total capacity of 89 functional stretchers and is in need of 95 stretchers which means its at 107% capacity on average.

The region of Laurentides has 6 emergency rooms with a total capacity of 121 functional stretchers and is in need of 168 stretchers which means its at 120% capacity on average.