List of Hospitals in Toronto - Existing Hospitals

Existing Hospitals

Name Founded District Network University affiliate Former name(s) Image
Baycrest 1918 North York University of Toronto Toronto Jewish Old Folks Home
Bridgepoint Health 1929 Old Toronto University of Toronto Riverdale Hospital
Centre for Addiction and Mental Health, College Street Site 1966 Old Toronto Centre for Addiction and Mental Health University of Toronto Clarke Institute of Psychiatry
Centre for Addiction and Mental Health, Russell Street Site 1949 Old Toronto Centre for Addiction and Mental Health University of Toronto Addiction Research Foundation
Centre for Addiction and Mental Health, Queen Street Site 1850 Old Toronto Centre for Addiction and Mental Health University of Toronto Provincial Lunatic Asylum;
Queen Street Mental Health Centre
Etobicoke General Hospital 1972 Etobicoke William Osler Health Centre
Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital 1899 North York University of Toronto Home for Incurable Children;
Bloorview MacMillan Children's Centre
Hospital for Sick Children 1875 Old Toronto University of Toronto
Humber River Regional Hospital, Church Street Campus York Humber River Regional Hospital University of Toronto Humber Memorial Hospital
Humber River Regional Hospital, Keele Street Campus York Humber River Regional Hospital University of Toronto Northwestern Hospital
Humber River Regional Hospital, York Finch Campus North York Humber River Regional Hospital University of Toronto York Finch Hospital
Mount Sinai Hospital 1923 Old Toronto University of Toronto Toronto Hebrew Maternity and Convalescent Hospital
North York General Hospital 1968 North York
North York General Hospital, Branson Division 1957 North York North York Branson Hospital
Princess Margaret Hospital 1952 Old Toronto University Health Network University of Toronto Ontario Cancer Institute
Providence Healthcare 1957 Scarborough House of Providence
Rouge Valley Centenary 1967 Scarborough Rouge Valley Health System Centenary Health Centre
Runnymede Healthcare Centre Old Toronto
The Scarborough Hospital, General Campus Scarborough The Scarborough Hospital Scarborough General Hospital
The Scarborough Hospital, Birchmount Campus Scarborough The Scarborough Hospital Scarborough Grace Hospital
St. John's Rehab Hospital 1937 North York St. John's Convalescent Hospital
St. Joseph's Health Centre 1921 Old Toronto
St. Michael's Hospital 1892 Old Toronto University of Toronto
Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre 1948 North York University of Toronto Sunnybrook Veterans Hospital
Toronto East General Hospital 1929 East York
Toronto General Hospital 1812 Old Toronto University Health Network University of Toronto York General Hospital
Toronto Grace Health Centre 1905 Old Toronto The Salvation Army
Toronto Rehabilitation Institute, Hillcrest Centre Old Toronto Toronto Rehabilitation Institute University of Toronto Hillcrest Hospital
Toronto Rehabilitation Institute, Lyndhust Centre Old Toronto Toronto Rehabilitation Institute University of Toronto Lyndhurst Hospital
Toronto Rehabilitation Institute, Rumsey Centre Old Toronto Toronto Rehabilitation Institute University of Toronto
Toronto Rehabilitation Institute, Bickle Centre Old Toronto Toronto Rehabilitation Institute University of Toronto Bickle Centre
Toronto Western Hospital 1895 Old Toronto University Health Network University of Toronto
Trillium Health Centre, West Toronto 1956 Etobicoke Trillium Health Centre Queensway General Hospital
West Park Healthcare Centre
Women's College Hospital 1883 Old Toronto University of Toronto

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