Local point of service - Brossard

The objective of the refugee clinic is to provide health care and services to recent arrivals. As an anchor point in the healthcare system, it helps refugees get off to a better start in their new country.

The people referred to the clinic have immediate access to:

• an initial assessment service;
• a physical health work-up;
• a psychosocial wellness work-up;
• a multidisciplinary team comprised of doctors, nurses, social workers, and specialized nurse practitioners.

Treatments are also available on an ad hoc basis.

The team can also refer users to the right network resource (Québec Family Doctor Finder, vaccinations, psychosocial services, specialists, etc.).

The services are intended for refugees who are sponsored by the government, an organization or a family, or referred by the Maison internationale de la Rive-Sud

Several types of screening are offered at the Local Point of service Brossard

Colorectal cancer

People aged between 50 and 74 can make their own appointment for a colorectal cancer screening test, without having received a medical request.

At the time of their appointment, users can go to one of the two local Points de service to be assessed by a nurse, and receive a colorectal screening test, if required.

Appointments can be booked via Clicsanté. A telephone line is also available for central screening appointments, at 1 877 817-5279.

To find out more about colorectal cancer screening (colon and rectum): Québec.ca/DépistageCancerColorectal

For all other age groups, refer to a healthcare professional for follow-up of your medical condition, with or without symptoms.

COVID-19

Priority clientele can be tested for COVID-19 at local points of service by appointment. Find out more.

Streptococcal A

This screening is aimed at people aged 3 and over with symptoms suggestive of streptococcal A infection (fever, pain on swallowing, tenderness in the lymph nodes and sudden onset of severe sore throat).

Available 7 days a week, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m, by appointment only via Clic Santé. If you are unable to do so online, or if you are experiencing difficulties, please ask a friend or family member, or call 1-877-817-5279.

During your visit, the nurse will carry out a clinical assessment, followed by a screening test, if required. If the result is positive, you will be given a liaison sheet so that you can obtain the appropriate medication from your local pharmacist.

For more information, see Streptococcus A pharyngitis or tonsillitis

Whooping-cough

Available at the local point of service - Brossard. A medical consultation must be made with a health professional before making an appointment on Clic Santé.

Local point of service - Brossard no longer offers travel health clinic services as of August 29, 2025. We invite you to visit Clic santé to make an appointment at a community clinic (by appointment only).

To make or change an appointment, please visit  Clic santé. Appointments can also be made by calling 1-877-817-5279.

Locations offering the COVID-19 and flu vaccines during the same visit are indicated when you book your appointment online.

• Find out more about vaccination against COVID-19
• Find out more about vaccination against influenza (flu)

Adults aged 18 and over are vaccinated at local points of services and some CLSCs, according to a variable schedule and by appointment only, by calling 450 466-6084. Vaccination records are evaluated and updated as needed. 

Shingles vaccination
People aged 75 and over and immunocompromised people aged 18 and over can be vaccinated free of charge against shingles. Find out more.

Pneumococcal vaccination
Vaccination against pneumococcal disease is recommended and free of charge for people at greater risk of complications. Find out more. 

Vaccination for pregnant women
For more information, consult the Pregnancy follow-up service - CISSS de la Montérégie-Centre

For more information on vaccination, visit the Portail santé mieux-être.

Our CLSC provides vaccination services for children and adolescents aged 2 months to 17 years, including all vaccines stipulated in the Québec Immunisation Program’s (QIP) regular vaccination schedule.

Why vaccinate your child? 

Vaccinating your child helps to protect them against certain serious diseases.

Your child cannot be vaccinated if they…

• Have an acute, moderate or severe illness, with or without fever;
• Have previously had a severe allergic reaction to a vaccine component, such as eggs.

In case of doubt, talk to your doctor or call Info-Santé at 811.

The vaccination of infants and toddlers aged 2 months up to 4 years is done by appointment at your local CLSC. You must bring your child’s vaccination booklet.

The vaccination of children and teens aged 4 to 17, including the human papilloma virus (HPV) vaccine, is usually done in school, either in grade 4 or grade 9. If your child was absent on vaccination day or if they need additional vaccines, you can make an appointment at your local CLSC.

Most vaccines for infants, children and teens are free.

If your child was vaccinated outside Quebec

If your child was vaccinated outside Quebec, and you don't have a Quebec vaccination record booklet (blue booklet usually received at the hospital) and wish to update your child's vaccination, please make photocopies of the vaccination booklet pages.

Then :

Bring them to the Local Point  of Service - Brossard located at 1575 avenue Panama in Brossard, from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. and from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., Monday to Friday.

OR

Scan or take photos of the notebook pages and send them to cliniquedevaccination.cisssmc16@ssss.gouv.qc.ca, including the following information:

• Child's first and last name
• Child's date of birth
• Child's health insurance number
• Child's gender
• Mother's first and last name
• Father's full name
• 2 valid telephone numbers
• Full address
• Country of origin

We will contact you when the booklet is ready. Our delivery times are between 2 and 6 weeks. For more information, please call 1 833 600-5932.