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Compassion in Action is one of the values that leads our work at Niagara Health. We treat each other well, but the compassionate and giving nature of our team members extends beyond the walls of our hospital sites.
Niagara Health’s St. Catharines Site Laboratory has expanded its expertise with the introduction of microbiology to test blood cultures in-house, providing quick and direct access to patient test results.
The team at Niagara Health is recognizing an important milestone – as of Wednesday morning, there are no patients being treated for COVID-19 in the hospital.
For Dr. Andre Maddison, the biggest clinical challenge with COVID-19 has been the uncertainty, in particular with our palliative patients.
Friends and family of patients admitted to hospital will soon be able to have more time with their loved ones. Beginning Monday, July 13, visiting hours for inpatients at Niagara Health are increasing.
Having a sense of community is the feeling of fellowship with others as a result of sharing common attitudes, interests and goals.
Les amis et les membres de la famille des patients admis à l’hôpital pourront bientôt passer plus de temps avec leur proche. En effet, à compter du lundi 13 juillet, Santé Niagara prolongera les heures de visite pour les patients hospitalisés.
Alors que Santé Niagara recommence à offrir des services cliniques et à fixer des rendez-vous pour les patients qui attendent de recevoir des soins, nous avons ajouté un nouvel élément à l’appli Niagara Health Navigator pour fournir aux patients des réponses à leurs questions les plus urgentes.
It has been a busy time for Spiritual Care staff at Niagara Health during the pandemic.
As Niagara Health works through the process to resume clinical services and schedule appointments for patients who have been waiting for care, another feature on the Niagara Health Navigator app is now available for patients to get answers to their most pressing questions.
