Accommodation center Paul-Émile Léger
54Developing66 Bd René-Lévesque E, Montréal, QC H2X 1N3, Canada
3.2(22 reviews)Last updated September 2026
About This Community
Centre d'hébergement Paul-Émile-Léger is a CHSLD offering long-term residential care and services for seniors in Montréal.
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Centre d'hébergement Paul-Émile-Léger is a public long-term care home (CHSLD) in downtown Montréal, run by Santé Québec Centre-Sud-de-l'Île-de-Montréal.
It offers permanent residential care for seniors who need daily nursing and personal support, with admission handled through the public CHSLD application process.
The home publishes a monthly recreation program and a family newsletter, and families can visit at any time without an appointment. Caregiver tools and training are offered, and relatives of residents can apply for free parking.
Its Google rating sits near 3 out of 5, and reviews are mixed.
Editorial summary by Senior Care Path based on verified listing data, last reviewed September 2026.
Pricing at Accommodation center Paul-Émile Léger
Pricing
Contact for pricing
A starting price usually covers the suite, meals, housekeeping and activities. Care is added on top as needs grow, so ask for an all-in quote in writing.
How placement works
Applying for long-term care
This is a long-term care home, so you can't book a room directly. Placement is arranged through your local CLSC (through the CISSS or CIUSSS), which confirms eligibility and manages the waiting list for the homes you choose.
- 1A care coordinator confirms that long-term care is the right level of care and that you're eligible.
- 2You pick the homes you'd like, and your name is added to each home's waiting list.
- 3When a bed opens and you're next in line, the home offers it to you.
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Who This Community Is Best For
Ideal For
- Seniors with complex medical needs who require 24-hour nursing care
- French-speaking residents and families
Consider Alternatives For
- Active or largely independent seniors
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Care Services
- Activités de loisirs
- Soins spirituels
Languages Supported
- French
- English
Amenities
- Wifi public gratuit
- Stationnement
Key Features
- CHSLD (long-term care)
- Public institution
- Leisure activities
- Visitor access anytime without appointment
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Google Reviews
See all reviews on Google3.2
22 Google reviews
Summary of Google Reviews
Summarized by Senior Care Path from Accommodation center Paul-Émile Léger's Google rating and recent reviews. Confirm specifics with the community.
Accommodation center Paul-Émile Léger holds a 3.2-star rating across 22 Google reviews. Recent reviewers most often highlight caring, attentive staff and clean, well-kept spaces.
Most common praise
- Caring, attentive staff
- Clean, well-kept spaces
- Engaging activities and social life
- Warm, welcoming community
Most recent reviews
Émilie Dubois
2 weeks ago · via Google
It's a beautiful place wherever you have to live, for example, Cithia, on the other hand, she doesn't like anyone or she doesn't like anyone
Joey St-Jean
7 months ago · via Google
I've lived here since 2024 and I strongly advise against this long-term care facility. The nursing staff is disrespectful, impatient, and rough with vulnerable residents. This happens day and night. There's a lot of neglect (not responding promptly to the call bell, not wanting to help residents change in order to be clean, feeding them too quickly, and of course, taking the easy way out, etc.). No one should have to go through this!
C T
a year ago · via Google
I'm told it's a CLSC (local community health center) but that I have to go through a small side door. There are no signs indicating what's inside; people who look intoxicated are lying in the parking lot or in the abandoned lot next door. I ring a bell and a receptionist helps me understand that it's not a CLSC but a CIUSSS (Integrated University Health and Social Services Centre) office. Anyway, a social worker gives me an appointment after a 350-day wait to help me with medical appointments and psychosocial support—fantastic. However, it's a bit shady because there's no indication that it's a legitimate or government-run business. I hope at least the wait (350 days) will be worth it. As I'm leaving, a bum throws his drink everywhere; definitely not a place I would normally visit alone.
Google reviews and rating refreshed September 2026.
Confidence Score
Developing
Our 100-point confidence rating
Senior Care Path gives Accommodation center Paul-Émile Léger an SCP Confidence Score of 54/100 (Developing), our 100-point trust rating. How we calculate it.
The essentials
- Languages spoken
- French, English
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Location
66 Bd René-Lévesque E, Montréal, QC H2X 1N3, Canada, Montréal, Quebec H2X 1N3
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