The average wait time to see a doctor in all Ottawa hospital emergency departments exceeded the provincial average in June, with the Ottawa Hospital General Campus having one of the longest wait times in Ontario.
New statistics from Health Quality Ontario show the average wait time for a first assessment by a doctor in the ER was 2 hours in June across Ontario.
The average wait time to see a doctor in the emergency department was 2.4 hours at the Montfort Hospital, 2.7 hours at the Ottawa Hospital Civic Campus, 3.1 hours at the Queensway-Carleton Hospital and 3.5 hours at CHEO.
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