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Centre D'Hebergement Champlain

Name: Centre D'Hebergement Champlain
Address: 1325 Rue Crawford, Montréal, Québec, H4H 2N6, CA
Telephone: (514) 766-8513
Price range: $$$

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1325 Rue Crawford, Montréal, Québec, H4H 2N6, Canada

(514) 766-8513 ciusss-centresudmtl.gouv.qc.ca

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Anna swiderska

4 months ago

I spent here 4 weeks at intensive rehab. The whole staff is very friendly, very helpful. I do appreciate physiotherapists and their knowledge and professionalism. Kudos to the doctors, nurses, PABs, receptionists and the maintenance team, It looks like all these people like what they are doing. And the last but not least - food is pretty good, almost like home made. Thank you all for showing me the right path to recovery!

Catherine Chiasson

7 months ago

This is thé Best place the are very Good they employées I was there a i was in good hand ils a place to recover

Trevor Garland

Oct 26, 2018

Fantastic new facility with large rooms, clean and wide hallways, and relaxed encouraging staff. Laeg3 library& televidion room, and a dmoking room especially ventilated! All in a?beautiful setting. Paid parking and street (nearby) parking.

C D

Dec 19, 2024

This was awful and had to make a formal complaint. If I could zero stars I would. My father stayed there and the staff is so overworked (easily double the beds they should have had) that they make mistakes frequently including botching his blood draws and losing blood samples. They also cut his heart medication without telling him or consulting the cardiac institute which seriously endangered his health and had to be phased back in. When the doc was confronted my dad had to plead his case to have his own cardiac specialist *consulted*. Another disoriented patient would be walking unsupervised in the hallways and watch my dad, even came to sit on my dad’s bed in the middle of the night to stare and the nurses just brushed it off. They are sorely lacking in supplies: they had a single boiled egg for breakfast, or plain rice half the time (multiple week stay). They didn’t even have paper towel to dry hands so not surprisingly he caught c difficile and lost 60lbs before they arranged for emergency transport to a hospital. When they transferred him back to the hospital they transferred him WITH ANOTHER PATIENT in the same “adapted ambulance” (van) with ONLY A BLANKET OVER HIS HEAD - NO SHOES OR CLOTHES to the Verdun Hospital where THEY REFUSED CARE after waiting hours in a hallway. He finally made it to CHUM where he frankly barely survived. The attached photo shows his arm 8-9 days after his stay there (now back in hospital). This place needs to be charged with criminal negligence. Brutal.

Kelly T

Apr 21, 2024

My sister is in the Champlain rehabilitation centre and we had a bad experience tonight with one of the nurses Victoria ,She came in with a bad attitude, when we said we are English,she said in french she doesnt speak english and continued in french then my nephew overheard her talking to 2 other people who did not know each other in the hallway she said I told them we are in Quebec we only speak french here..my sister that is passing is English then she came in with another nurse and was explaining something my (my neice is bilingual) cause she didnt understand her cause she was speaking fast but she ignored my neice the turned around and told my neice in a confrontational way "I know you have a problem with me"..and my neice said you been very rude with us.then my nephew whose mom is passing away was coming back into the room and she purposely closed the door on his face.. We were there at 11 in the morning and she done this bewtwn 1 and 3 in the morning. .The whole day we were there the rest of the staff was amazing ,they tried hard to make everyone feel comfortable and were very compassionate..

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