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We will do our best to finish processing your individual complaint within 2 weeks (10 business days) of receiving the documents we need for investigating your complaint. If this is not possible, we will inform you of the next deadline we can reasonably expect to meet.
The Québec Ombudsman generally intervenes only as a second remedy in complaints regarding the health and social services network.
You should first file your complaint or report with the service quality and complaints commissioner at the relevant institution.
If your complaints involves community organizations or private senior citizens' homes, you should first approach the service quality and complaints commissioner for your regional health and social services agency. The same goes for complaints about ambulance services, except for in the Montréal or Laval regions, in which case complaints should be filed with the Corporation d’urgences-santé.
If you are not satisfied with your local or regional commissioner’s conclusions, or you fear reprisals, bring your concern to the Québec Ombudsman. We will do our best to process an individual complaint within 3 months (60 business days) of receiving the documents we need for investigating your complaint.
We use our judgement to prioritize the files and treat them in order of urgency.
If you are dissatisfied with the manner in which the Québec Ombudsman has dealt with your inquiry, you may contact our service quality officer verbally or in writing.
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Complaints regarding quality of service are addressed with a view to continuing improvement.
Do not hesitate to suggest ways we can improve our services.