
Where do your donations go
Since its creation, more than $ 6,650,000 has been donated to the Hospital to develop and improve care. The Jean-Talon Hospital Foundation now serves the Petite-Patrie - Villeray Local Service Network (RLS).
Harpoon - mammography

In order to allow radiologists at Jean-Talon Hospital to perform operations with greater precision, the Foundation granted a dedicated donation to the radiology department of $ 9,000 for the purchase of a localization “kit”, so that the hospital is able to respond adequately to additional cases of patients with deep breast injury.
Thanks to your donations, the Jean-Talon Hospital can serve the community it serves even better. Thank you from the heart!
BladderScan for day surgery

It is with pride that the HJT Foundation presented a Bladderscan to the day surgery department at Jean-Talon Hospital.
This device, funded by the HJT Foundation, will greatly improve the work of the entire team in the department and, by the same token, the quality of care offered to patients.
Thank you to the donors who made this acquisition possible!
An ultrasound machine for the HJT emergency

On June 13, the Foundation handed over a portable ultrasound machine to the emergency department at Jean-Talon Hospital.
This device, funded by the HJT Foundation, will greatly improve the work of the entire team in the department and, by the same token, the quality of care offered to patients.
Thank you to the generous donor who made this acquisition possible!
A stretcher for the comfort of the patient ... and the technologist!

A QUEBEC FIRST AND IT'S HERE, AT THE JEAN-TALON HOSPITAL!
The ergonomic stretcher with adapted specifications was created so that the technologist can work in ergonomic positions, with a stretcher easily adaptable to the needs of the technologist or that of the user. This project was carried out by Luc Mainville, assistant chief in radiology at the Jean-Talon Hospital.
To know all the details, see the article published in the magazine EchoX .
Thanks to the support of its community, the Foundation financed the acquisition of three of these stretchers.
Domus Auto mattresses for palliative care

Thanks to the support of our donors, the Foundation has acquired eight Domus Auto mattresses for the palliative care department at Jean-Talon Hospital.
$ 250,000 for the surgical department at Jean-Talon Hospital

In order for these specialized surgeries to be performed, the Jean-Talon Hospital Foundation recently granted a little over $ 250,000 for the purchase of an operating table, a transfer mattress, a endoscopy cart, as well as accessories specially designed for this type of surgery. The Hospital thus becomes the second hospital center of our CIUSSS to be equipped with all the adequate equipment necessary for this type of intervention, which also allows the 4 specialized surgeons in our territory to improve their performance and reduce the time needed for surgery. 'wait, which went from a few years to 18 months. Morbid obesity is unfortunately more and more present in our society and decreases the life expectancy of 13 years. It is therefore important to operate on people who suffer from it as quickly as possible.