Hospital Emergency Department
Is there an emergency such as medical or mental health emergency? If less intense options (e.g. calling a crisis line) are not possible or haven't helped, then it may be helpful to visit the local hospital Emergency Department. Typical mental health emergencies include:
* thoughts of suicide to the point where the person requires emergency help to keep them from ending their life;
* manic episode or psychosis where a person is behaving in an irrational way with inability to function.
Publicly Funded / Free Services
Emergency health care, testing and treatment for sexual tranmitted infections, forensic evidence collection including photographs, counselling and resources ...
840 McConnell Avenue, Cornwall, ON, K6H 5S5
613-932-3300 x4202
Area Served: Stormont, Dundas, Glengarry and the City of Cornwall
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14 years and up
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Hospital serving acute, in-patient, out-patient and community based clients. Wide range of specialties which include but are not limited to: psychiatry * ...
840 McConnell Avenue, Cornwall, ON, K6H 5S5 Map
613-938-4240
Area Served: Stormont, Dundas, Glengarry and the City of Cornwall
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All ages
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CHEO is a pediatric hospital that provides various mental health services to children, youth and families up to age 16-18.
Special Services During Pandemics (e.g. COVID/Corona), Disasters and Related Emergencies
During COVID, mental health services at CHEO have changed.
Outpatient services are still being offered VIRTUALLY, i.e. via telephone, or via videoconferencing (i.e. Ontario Telemedicine Network or Zoom).
Inpatient services are significantly more restricted and thus only available for the most severe psychiatric emergencies. 401 Smyth Road, Ottawa, ON, K1H 8L1 Map
613-737-7600
Area Served: LHIN Champlain
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Up to 17 years
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