My sister in law had a baby last saturday at the hospital, She had to have an emergency c section (everyone is fine). She had to be rushed back to the hospital today because the staples came apart. My question is does anyone know how to get to the hospital by ttc subway and what stop would I have to get off at? I am going to go friday night, thank you for the help.
Mount Sinai Hospital
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Getting to Mount Sinai Hospital
Route schedules and
more information
Toronto Transit Commission (TTC)
VIA Rail
GO Transit
By Transit
Take the Spadina-University subway line to Queen's Park Station (College Street).
Or take the College / Carlton streetcar to University Avenue. The Hospital is south of College Street on the west side, at 600 University Avenue.
By Train
Take VIA Rail or GO Transit to Union Station. You can then walk up University Avenue (about 25 minutes at casual pace) or take the subway from Union Station north to Queen's Park Station.
By Car
From west of Toronto:
Take the eastbound Queen Elizabeth Way (QEW) or southbound Highway 427 to the eastbound Gardiner Expressway.
Exit the Gardiner Expressway at Bay/York St.
Go north up York Street and past Front Street. Stay in the far left lane which merges into University Avenue.
Mount Sinai Hospital is located at 600 University Avenue, north of Dundas St. and south of College St.
Turn left onto Elm St., then right onto Murray St.
Please note: During morning and afternoon rush hours (7-10 a.m. and 3-7 p.m.) left turns onto Elm St. are not permitted.
Continue north to the next set of lights where you can legally make a U-turn in order to get back to Elm St. Parking can be found behind the hospital on Murray St.
From east of Toronto:
Take the southbound Don Valley Parkway to the Gardiner Expressway.
Exit the Gardiner Expressway at Bay/York St.
Go north up York Street and past Front Street. Stay in the far left lane which merges into University Avenue.
Mount Sinai Hospital is located at 600 University Avenue, north of Dundas St. and south of College St.
Turn left onto Elm St., then right onto Murray St.
Please note: During morning and afternoon rush hours (7-10 a.m. and 3-7 p.m.) left turns onto Elm St. are not permitted.
Continue north to the next set of lights where you can legally make a U-turn in order to get back to Elm St. Parking can be found behind the hospital on Murray St.
Route schedules and
more information
Toronto Transit Commission (TTC)
VIA Rail
GO Transit
By Transit
Take the Spadina-University subway line to Queen's Park Station (College Street).
Or take the College / Carlton streetcar to University Avenue. The Hospital is south of College Street on the west side, at 600 University Avenue.
By Train
Take VIA Rail or GO Transit to Union Station. You can then walk up University Avenue (about 25 minutes at casual pace) or take the subway from Union Station north to Queen's Park Station.
By Car
From west of Toronto:
Take the eastbound Queen Elizabeth Way (QEW) or southbound Highway 427 to the eastbound Gardiner Expressway.
Exit the Gardiner Expressway at Bay/York St.
Go north up York Street and past Front Street. Stay in the far left lane which merges into University Avenue.
Mount Sinai Hospital is located at 600 University Avenue, north of Dundas St. and south of College St.
Turn left onto Elm St., then right onto Murray St.
Please note: During morning and afternoon rush hours (7-10 a.m. and 3-7 p.m.) left turns onto Elm St. are not permitted.
Continue north to the next set of lights where you can legally make a U-turn in order to get back to Elm St. Parking can be found behind the hospital on Murray St.
From east of Toronto:
Take the southbound Don Valley Parkway to the Gardiner Expressway.
Exit the Gardiner Expressway at Bay/York St.
Go north up York Street and past Front Street. Stay in the far left lane which merges into University Avenue.
Mount Sinai Hospital is located at 600 University Avenue, north of Dundas St. and south of College St.
Turn left onto Elm St., then right onto Murray St.
Please note: During morning and afternoon rush hours (7-10 a.m. and 3-7 p.m.) left turns onto Elm St. are not permitted.
Continue north to the next set of lights where you can legally make a U-turn in order to get back to Elm St. Parking can be found behind the hospital on Murray St.
All the TTC drivers will tell you the stop - Queen's Park. It is a few minute walk south on University to get to hospital.
It is a top notch facility that deals with high risk / difficult deliveries. Your family is in good hands.
Best wishes for a speedy recovery.
Syn
It is a top notch facility that deals with high risk / difficult deliveries. Your family is in good hands.
Best wishes for a speedy recovery.
Syn
Obviously you did not know that the TTC not only has a website where such info can be found instantly, but they also have a human-staffed info line to provide it on demand, and thre's a privately run website called myttc as well as GoogleMaps that will also give directions faster than an escort review site. As would the Mt. Sinai receptionist, I am sure.
But I guess you weren't in a rush. Hope your sister-in-law's doing well; no one needs that sort of complication after a C section.
But I guess you weren't in a rush. Hope your sister-in-law's doing well; no one needs that sort of complication after a C section.
