It’s common to schedule the day a baby is born — through induction or planned Caesarean section. But choosing the day to die? That is far more complex.
A nurse who creates meaningful watercolour paintings to bring joy and memory for patients and their families. A volunteer whose dedication to helping patients goes beyond improving their experience. Managers who lead with compassion.
Niagara Health has released its 2024–2025 Annual Report, highlighting a year of steady progress and major milestones as the organization works toward building a stronger, more modern hospital system for Niagara.
Santé Niagara a rendu public son rapport annuel 2024-2025, dans lequel il souligne les grandes étapes franchies dans la mise en place d’un réseau hospitalier plus fort et plus moderne pour la région de Niagara.
Niagara Health has introduced a new Emergency Department (ED) Ambassador role at the Marotta Family Hospital to provide added support for patients and families in the waiting room and improve communication throughout their visit.
Now serving as Clinical Manager of Surgical Services at Niagara Health, Pataunia reflects on how a supportive, inclusive environment has allowed her to lead with authenticity – and become the kind of visible, empowered leader she once needed.
As we mark National Indigenous Peoples Day on June 21, medical student Chyna Steele shares her journey to improve healthcare for Indigenous communities through language tools, education, and advocacy.
Dr. Nikki Reklitis remembers the case clearly. A patient who needed urgent care, but didn’t quite meet the threshold for an immediate trip to the Emergency Department (ED). Instead of sending the patient to wait in a busy ED, Dr. Reklitis called SCOPE Niagara.
Niagara Health is undertaking a transformative upgrade to its CT scanner fleet, bringing the most advanced diagnostic imaging equipment currently available in Canada to our hospital sites.
Santé Niagara annonce la modification de l’horaire d’ouverture des centres de soins d’urgence mineure de Fort Érié et de Port Colborne en raison d’une grave pénurie de médecins.
