Niagara Health team, generous community help fulfil patient's wedding wish
A patient's wedding wish comes true thanks to the support of Niagara Health staff and a very generous community.
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Niagara Health News and Updates
Flu season: Prevention is the best medicine
No one knows how easy it is for the flu to be spread over the winter months better than physicians like Dr. Bahareh Ghadaki.
Niagara Health’s 10th Annual Holiday Card Contest winners
Eleven-year-old Thomas Woodruff of Niagara Falls is the talented artist and grand prize winner.
Niagara Health team raises over $75,000 for United Way
Niagara Health is proud to announce we’ve raised a record $75,470 this year for United Way through employee giving.
Know your healthcare options in Niagara
Community partners working together to help you better understand the options available for healthcare.
Program provides discharged patients enhanced access to services in community
Discharged patients at risk of readmission now have enhanced access to services in the community and medical expertise, thanks to a new model of care designed to reduce unnecessary trips to the hospital.
OneFoundation for Niagara Health System recruits Roger D. Ali as President & Chief Executive Officer
OneFoundation for Niagara Health System (NHS) is pleased to announce that Roger D. Ali is joining OneFoundation in the role of President & Chief Executive Officer on January 16, 2017.
Innovation enhancing extraordinary patient experiences at Niagara Health
Innovation plays a vital role in improving healthcare delivery, patient satisfaction and patient outcomes. Advancements in medical technology allow our healthcare providers to better diagnose, treat and care for their patients.
Why you should get the flu shot
Flu season is upon us. It's important to protect you and your children from getting germs or spreading germs at home, work and school.
Niagara Diabetes Centre helping thousands of Niagara residents
For years, John Whitehead figured he was managing his diabetes well on his own. Diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes at the age of nine, Mr. Whitehead admits he thought he “should know it all” given he had lived with the condition for more than 35 years.
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