Emergency
To avoid a trip to the hospital emergency room, you can consult a doctor at a LeBlanc + Savaria clinic for a minor emergency.
Consultation fees
Administrative fee of $50 (only for the first visit)
Consultation with an NP : starting from $120
Consultation during weekdays : starting from $140
Consultation on weekends and holidays: starting from $160
Service available at these clinics
Urgent Care
To serve you better, the LeBlanc + Savaria clinic in Blainville is open on weekends and statutory holidays. Please consult the schedule of other clinics as needed. If you are consulting us for a minor emergency, we recommend that you make an appointment to avoid waiting.
Care Available for an additional cost
- Flu-like symptoms (cough, fever, sore throat etc.)
- Otitis, tonsillitis, laryngitis, pharyngitis etc.
- Fractures or sprains
- Stitches (within 24 hours of injury)
- Lower back pain, body aches
- Muscle and joint pain
- Animal bite and insect sting
- Urinary tract infection
- Vaginal infection
- Gout attack
- Skin problems (acne, hives etc.)
- Allergic reaction
- Fever in children
- Nitrogen for warts and condyloma
Frequently asked questions
Some insurance companies reimburse consultation fees, and most reimburse laboratory fees. It is advisable, however, to check your coverage with your insurer.
Yes, every time you see a doctor in one of our clinics, a fee will be charged, whether it’s for a follow-up, re-evaluation, an adjustment, or for monitoring medication, whether the reason for your consultation is the same or not.
Since the medical consultation is for a fixed period of time, the doctor will be able to discuss a single health problem with you, so as to properly assess your situation and make the right diagnosis. If you wish to discuss more than one problem, we recommend that you make an appointment for a complete checkup.
Absolutely. Non-residents of Canada will be required to pay a $50 fee. A “Non-resident” form must be completed.
A Nurse Practitioner is a nurse who has obtained a Master of Nursing Science degree after completing a Bachelor of Nursing Science and accumulating 3600 hours of practice in a chosen specialty. They possess advanced clinical skills and can diagnose certain illnesses, prescribe treatments, and collaborate closely with other healthcare professionals. This role, established through a partnership between the Quebec Order of Nurses and Nurses and the College of Physicians, aims to provide more accessible and affordable quality care while relieving pressure on the healthcare system.
