Welcome to Grand River Hospital’s emergency department. We serve patients of all ages who have emergency health care needs.
You can find us on the second floor in the E wing at our KW Campus at 835 King Street West in Kitchener. We are open 24 hours a day.
Here are the top five things you need to know:
- The emergency department has its own entrance, located at King Street West and Pine Street. Special signage will help you find your way;
- There is a special parking lot for emergency patients at King and Pine streets. You’re also welcome to use our other KW Campus parking lots;
- We are one of two emergency departments serving Kitchener-Waterloo. We work closely with St. Mary’s General Hospital’s emergency department, located at 911 Queen’s Boulevard in Kitchener. Please note there is no emergency department at our Freeport Campus (3570 King Street East in Kitchener);
- We have an emergency department wait time clock that you are welcome to view before your visit.
Our mission is to deliver an exceptional and compassionate health care experience. We have a great team with many different health professionals to meet your health care needs.
Should you require emergency care, you should come in to see us or call 911 if you are dealing with a serious injury or condition.
You can also get fast, free medical advice through Telehealth Ontario at: 1-866-797-0000 or TTY: 1-866-797-0007. In a medical emergency, don’t call Telehealth. Call 911 right away.
If you have a comment, compliment or concern, please contact our patient relations office at 519-749-4300, ext. 2966, through email at feedback@grhosp.on.ca.
Getting here- KW Campus
This service is located at the KW Campus, 835 King Street West in Kitchener.
KW Campus: 835 King Street West, KitchenerKW Campus parking infoNews from the emergency program
GRH offers advice and support to reduce stigma and aid in recovery for people who’ve attempted suicide
September 5, 2018As part of our efforts to reduce stigma and improve mental health care, Grand River Hospital has advice and support for individuals who have attempted suicide and survived as well as their families
GRH provides important health info for new students accessing the emergency department
August 29, 2018Grand River Hospital’s Lazaridis Family Foundation Emergency Department has some important tips for new post-secondary students who are living away from home for the first time.
Unmasking Brain Injury project supports understanding of brain injuries
June 1, 2018As part of Brain Injury Awareness Month, Grand River Hospital’s KW Campus is home to an emotional exhibit that tells the stories of local brain injury survivors.
GRH welcomes partnership for addictions care
April 23, 2018A partnership for better addictions care was in focus at Grand River Hospital. The hospital hosted partners including House of Friendship, Stonehenge Therapeutic Community and the Waterloo Wellington Local Health Integration Network to celebrate the launch of the rapid access addiction clinic (RAAC).