2023-08-22 15:05:14
A new $75 million medical complex will see the light of day on Wilfrid-Hamel Boulevard in Quebec City. In addition to welcoming the GMF of the Clinique Pierre-Bertrand, the service offer will be enhanced by the arrival of some twenty new doctors.
The Pierre-Bertrand Medical Clinic, built some thirty years ago, will move into new premises that better meet the needs of its growing clientele.
“We had reached the maximum of our capacity and we needed to give ourselves a new impetus to attract new doctors and take care of more patients”, mentioned the Dr Simon Plourde, director of the Clinique Pierre-Bertrand.
A new $75 million project is underway in Quebec. In addition to offering 197 housing units, it will offer a medical clinic and many other health-related services.
Photo courtesy of Medway Group
The new six-storey complex will be able to accommodate paramedical professionals, as well as specialized clinics. Nearly 70,000 square feet will be dedicated to healthcare, but the project also includes 197 housing units. The complex will be located at 1075, boulevard Wilfrid-Hamel, near the intersection of boulevard Pierre-Bertrand.
The Clinique Pierre-Bertrand has regarding twenty family physicians who will move to the new complex.
Managers would like to be able to recruit regarding ten new doctors who will be added to the team, in addition to the specialized doctors who are expected, which means that in total, regarding twenty new doctors will practice at the Health Complex. Riviere-Saint-Charles.
The $75 million project currently underway in Quebec City, on Wilfrid-Hamel Boulevard, is being carried out by Medway, in collaboration with Groupe Santé Expert.
Photo courtesy of Medway Group
This real estate project, which is carried out by the Medway Group, in partnership with Groupe Santé Expert, will be ready in the summer of 2025. The fact of being a tenant of the building will not guarantee automatic access to family doctors, warns the Dr Plourd.
The Pierre-Bertrand Clinic has nearly 30,000 patients. One of the priorities is tracking people and that will not change, he said.
“Medicine has changed a lot. Several professionals join the teams of doctors. Lots of nurses too. There is also the tendency for CLSCs to transfer their professionals within family medicine groups. So, it takes additional premises to provide accessibility to patients,” said Yan Boudreau, president and founder of the Medway Group.
This business model ensures that the non-medical administrative management is taken care of by the promoter who has developed a specialty in this type of project.
“We calculate that we are able to reduce the administrative tasks of a doctor by 20%, who will have more time to devote to his patients”, underlined Mr. Boudreau.
Medway Group manages fifteen clinics across Quebec.
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