Designed specifically to meet the needs of Aboriginal people, the Aboriginal Patient Navigator Program provides support to patients and their families and assists in accessing the healthcare system as well as traditional healing and wellness practices.
Kathryn Richmond admits she’s learned a lot while participating in Niagara Health’s Strides to Recovery program. But there’s one lesson she likes to highlight most: “When life knocks you down, I’ve learned how to get back on my feet.”
Hotel Dieu Shaver Health and Rehabilitation Centre and Niagara Health have invested in an innovative new tool that improves the flow of patients by helping them to more quickly access the proper level of care they need.
This edition of Niagara Health Now is full of many examples of the extraordinary caring and work happening across our sites.
Over the past year we’ve heard from our staff, physicians, volunteers partners and communities about what matters. We’ve listened and the feedback we received has inspired us to imagine a Healthier Niagara. #HealthierNiagara
Niagara’s new St. Catharines hospital and cancer centre came to be through the generosity of many community philanthropists and volunteers who undertook an ambitious $40-million fundraising goal.
Dr. Katagira is a medical learner from the East African nation of Uganda.
Kathryn Richmond admits she’s learned a lot while participating in Niagara Health’s Strides to Recovery program.
Niagara Health Research Lead and Intensivist Dr. Jennifer Tsang knows firsthand the importance research plays in caring for our patients.
Innovative brace developed at Niagara Health is helping some injured staff return to work faster.
