UHN - West Park Long Term Care Centre Parking

+ HPASS Permit

Option 1: H-PASS

• 5, 10 or 30-day options
• Ideal for frequent patients or visitors
• In-and-out privileges over a 24-hour period for each visit
• Must be used within one-year from the date of purchase

How to use your H-Pass:

• Gated Lots (Lot 1 & 3): Insert or scan the pass upon entry and exit.
• Non-Gated Lots (Lot 2 and South Lot): Insert the pass into the machine to receive a ticket and display it on your dashboard.

In-and-out privileges:

• If you exit a gated parking lot during your visit and return within 24 hours of activating your H-Pass, you must park again in a gated lot. Similarly, if you initially park in a non- gated lot, and then exit and return, you are required to park in a non-gated lot upon your return.
  • 5-day H-PASS - $45.00 ($9.00/day)
  • 10-day H-PASS $90.00 ($9.00/day)
  • 30-day H-PASS - $195.00 ($6.50/day)

To purchase, choose one of the following:

1. Scan the QR code
2. Call (416) 243-6990

+ Consecutive Pass

Option 2: Consecutive Pass

• 30-day or 45-day consecutive (continuous) pass starting from the day the pass is activated
• Ideal for patients or visitors coming daily over a 30 or 45-day period
• In-and-out privileges

Usage Instructions:

• Gated Parking Lots (Lot 1 & 3): Insert or scan the pass upon entry and exit.
• Non-Gated Lots (Lot 2 and South Lot): Display pass on your dashboard. Caution: Do not insert Consecutive Passes into Pay & Display machines in non-gated lots, as this may cause the machine to retain your ticket
  • 30-day consecutive pass $150.00 ($5.00/day)
  • 45-day consecutive pass $225.00 ($5.00/day)

Purchase a Consecutive Pass at any of the following pay machines:

• West Park Main Lobby
• Lot 1 - Pay Machine Shelter
• UHN Reactivation Care Centre – Main Entrance

+ Why do I have to pay for parking at a hospital?

Hospitals in Canada are mandated to use parking fees as a revenue source to supplement government funding. Parking revenues help hospitals provide their communities with programs and services.

In 2016, the Government of Ontario passed mandatory regulations to ensure hospital parking is more affordable for patients and visitors. Learn more about the government of Ontario’s Hospital Parking Mandate:

https://news.ontario.ca/en/release/35551/ontario-making-hospital-parking-more-affordable

+ Do I have to pay for parking in an accessible parking stall?

If there are paid parking regulations at a hospital, it typically applies to all parking stalls at the facility. Unless otherwise communicated, accessible permit holders are required to pay for parking.

+ Do I get a senior’s discount on parking?

The parking rates at a hospital are universal to all visitors.

+ Do I get a veteran’s discount on parking?

The parking rates at a hospital are universal to all visitors.

+ Are there discounted parking passes available?

In 2016, the Government of Ontario passed mandatory regulations to ensure hospital parking is more affordable for patients and visitors. Revenue generated from hospital parking is used to supplement government funding for vital programs and services. Learn more about the government of Ontario’s Hospital Parking Mandate:

https://news.ontario.ca/en/release/35551/ontario-making-hospital-parking-more-affordable

Yes, the discounted parking pass available at most hospitals is called HPASS. HPASS is a preloaded multi-day card for 5, 10 or 30 days that gives patients and frequent visitors a discounted parking rate. The HPASS™ card allows for “in-and-out” privileges within a 24-hour time

+ Where can I buy an HPASS card online?

HPASS Permits are not available for purchase online. Please visit your hospital’s Parking Office to purchase and activate an HPASS card. If the hospital does not have a Parking Office, please refer to the signage in the parking lot or visit the hospital’s information desk to find out where you can purchase an HPASS card at your location.