History

1875

Foundation of the Hospice du Sacré-Coeur de Sherbrooke

1888

Foundation of the Centre hospitalier de Sherbrooke (Sherbrooke Hospital)

1966

Opening of Foyer St-Joseph

1968

Creation of the Hôpital D’Youville de Sherbrooke

1968

Opening of the Foyer de Bromptonville

1969

Opening of the Résidence de l’Estrie

1972

Creation of the first CLSC in Sherbrooke, the CLSC SOC (Sud-Ouest-Centre)

1985

Creation of the CLSC Gaston-Lessard and opening of a point of service in the Sherbrooke East neighbourhood and in Lennoxville

1992

Creation of the CHSLD Estriade following the merger of Foyer St-Joseph, Foyer de Bromptonville and Résidence de l’Estrie

1996

Creation of the Sherbrooke Geriatric University Institute following the integration of Hôpital D’Youville and the Centre hospitalier de Sherbrooke.

Official designation of the Research Centre on Aging and creation of the Expertise Centre of the Sherbrooke Geriatric University Institute

1999

Merger of CLSC SOC and CLSC Gaston-Lessard, giving rise to the CLSC de la Région-Sherbrookoise

2002

The CLSC de la Région-Sherbrookoise is renamed CLSC de Sherbrooke

2004

The CHSLD Estriade, which includes the Résidence de l’Estrie and Foyer St-Joseph, is integrated with the IUGS

2005

The Health and Social Services Centre - University Institute of Geriatrics of Sherbrooke is officially created on February 5