For a Life-Threatening Emergency
Call Queen's 24-hour Campus Security and Emergency Services at 613-533-6111
- Urgent Care Clinic in Hotel Dieu Hospital for people aged 0-18 years
- 9:00 am to 4:00 pm, Monday to Friday
- Entrance located off Brock Street, services located on Jeanne Mance 1
- Provide continuous, personalized and evidence-based care during pregnancy and early postpartum to individuals planning a home or a hospital birth
- Located at 391 Barrie Street
(prenatal care)
- Prenatal care is offered by nurse practitioners and physicians, and clients will be referred for delivery to one of our physicians, an obstetrician, or a midwife
- Located at 263 Weller Avenue
Contact Queen's Campus Security and Emergency Services by calling the Emergency Report Centre, 613-533-6111 (emergency) or 613-533-6080 (non-emergency), to assist in locating members of the Queen's community if they have gone missing, or if others have grown concerned for their safety and well-being.
- For any post-secondary student living in Ontario
- 24-hours a day, 7 days a week
- Call 1-866-925-5454
- Or, text: GOOD2TALKON to 686868 to get started and be connected to a trained crisis responder
- For anyone living in the Kingston area
- 24-hours a day, 7 days a week
- 1-866-616-6005 or 613-544-4229
- Mobile crisis support available
- For anyone in Canada thinking about suicide or worried about someone else
- Call or text 9-8-8, toll free, 24/7/365
- Offered in English and French
Student Assistance Programs - Empower Me
- For any Queen鈥檚 student
- 24-hours a day, 7 days a week
- Connect with a qualified crisis counsellor through Empower Me
- Students who require urgent help will be triaged and connected with our crisis counsellor and/or be connected to community crisis support. We take mental health crises very seriously and understand that timely care is of utmost importance.
- 24-hours a day, 7 days a week
- 613-548-2333
- King St. between George St. & Lower University Ave. (emergency department entrance)
- Provides 24/7 emergency assistance to students living or studying abroad
- Worldwide helpdesks assist with urgent medical issues, security and logistical questions, medical advice, or other concerns
- Call +1 215 942 8226
- Consult with a nurse about health-related questions via chat, video, or phone
- See a doctor via secure video for a diagnosis or prescription
- Get help with specialist referrals and lab requests
- Be navigated to local resources to book medical appointments
- Renew prescriptions, with free delivery to your pharmacy or your door
- Access the service from across Canada for minor emergencies 24/7
- Offered to students through Studentcare (AMS Supplementary Insurance)
- 7 days a week, 8:00 am until capacity is reached (check website for details)
- 613-546-1240
- Brock St. and Montreal St.
- If you need emergency first aid on campus, call the Queen鈥檚 Emergency Report Centre (613-533-6111) or activate a blue light emergency phone.
- Anyone living in Ontario can call a registered nurse to get medical advice or information
- 24-hours a day, 7 days a week
- 1-866-797-0000
Walk-In Medical Clinics in Kingston
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- 175 Princess St
- 9am-5pm weekdays,10am-2pm weekends
- Accepts provincial health insurance (except Quebec), UHIP, and Blue Cross
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- 728 Milford Drive (west end) and 1218 Highway 15 Unit B1 (east end)
- 10am-4pm weekdays (Milford Drive location closed on Fridays)
- Accepts OHIP
- In-person and virtual appointments
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- 472 Division St. Unit 2
- 9am-5pm weekdays
- Accepts OHIP
- Services include general consult, referral, refills, doctors notes, lab reqs, psychiatry, dermatology, general internist, gynecology
Virtual Clinics (for OHIP holders only)
- : see website for hours (generally business hours)
- : by appointment only
- Students can go to the Emergency Department at Kingston Health Sciences Centre's (KHSC) Kingston General Hospital site or the Urgent Care Centre at KHSC's Hotel Dieu Hospital site and ask to see the Sexual Assault/Domestic Violence (SADV) nurse
- The SADV team is available 24-hours-a-day, seven days a week
- Crisis & support services available 24/7 by phone 1-877-544-6424
- is also available
Sexual Violence Prevention and Response Services
- Main contact on campus for students impacted by sexual violence
- Get Help Now: Steps for Students to Take After a Sexual Assault
- Give Help Now: Responding to a Disclosure
- Students can ask for an appointment with a counsellor at Student Wellness Services who specializes in sexual violence.
- A confidential, non-medical detox service where Queen鈥檚 students who have had too much to drink can come to sleep it off
- Located in Chez Lenny, across from the Leonard Dining Hall in Leonard Hall (128 Queen鈥檚 Crescent); accessed through the South East entrance of the building near the corner of Albert Street and Queen鈥檚 Crescent
- Students can travel to COR via and receive a taxi chit to pay for the ride
- A confidential, non-medical detox service where people living in Kingston, ages 16 years or older, can go to safely withdraw from alcohol or other drugs
Other Supports and Resources
On- and off-campus options