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Five years later, former patient Carmine Posteraro returned to the Marotta Family Hospital to thank the ICU team who changed his life.
The Niagara Health Knowledge Institute (NHKI) organized and hosted a meeting of top Canadian health researchers to develop a standardized approach to reporting research activity in Canadian community hospitals to get advancements in care to patients more quickly.
As spring ushers in a season of renewal, the Indigenous Health Services and Reconciliation team at Niagara Health opened its doors to the community for Biindigin Ziigwan, a gathering dedicated to connection, reflection and Reconciliation.
Thanks to Niagara Health’s ICC program, home nursing visits and 24/7 support, patients with chronic conditions can confidently manage their conditions at home, avoiding unnecessary trips to the Emergency Department.
In medicine, we’re constantly learning and improving. Over the past decade, advances in diagnosis and treatment have helped people live longer, even as they face more complex health conditions. As doctors, we are committed to providing the best care possible, which often means using the latest tools and treatments. But does more always mean better? Not necessarily.
Dr. Jennifer Tsang was elected to a four-year term representing Ontario.
Behind every incoming call, emergency code and on-call page is Niagara Health’s Switchboard Resource Centre, a department that acts as a critical command centre, ensuring seamless operations across all sites.
For seven years, Niagara Health has been recognized as a top employer — an achievement that fills us with immense pride. This accolade reflects the dedication of our more than 7,300 employees, physicians, volunteers and patient partners who go above and beyond to care for our community.
Niagara Health is the first in Ontario to adopt KailoFlow, a web-based software that automates ultrasound data entry, improving accuracy and efficiency for sonographers and radiologists.
Dr. Whitney Huggins combines her passion for variety and community care in family medicine. From hospitalist work to dermatology and palliative care, her dynamic career reflects her dedication to patients and commitment to Niagara’s health and wellness.
