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St. Catharines hospital incident
Earlier today there was an unfortunate incident at our St. Catharines hospital, when a vehicle driven by a visitor struck our building near the Walker Family Cancer Centre entrance, causing significant damage. The driver did not suffer serious injuries and received care in our Emergency Department. Fortunately no staff, physicians or patients inside the building were physically injured.
Après quelque 327 000 tests de dépistage, le Centre d’évaluation COVID-19 et les cliniques de traitement de la COVID, du rhume et de la grippe de Santé Niagara fermeront leurs portes
Le Centre d’évaluation COVID-19 et les cliniques de traitement de la COVID, du rhume et de la grippe de Santé Niagara fermeront pour de bon le vendredi 31 mars prochain.
327,000 swabs later, Niagara Health’s COVID-19 Assessment Centre and COVID, Cold and Flu Care Clinics set to close
Niagara Health’s COVID-19 Assessment Centre and COVID, Cold and Flu Care Clinics (CCFCC) will permanently close on Friday, March 31, 2023.
10 YEARS LATER: Walker Family Cancer Centre celebrates a decade of providing compassionate care in Niagara
Since opening in 2013, the WFCC has supported more than 9,000 radiation therapy visits that would have otherwise taken place outside Niagara. There has also been an increased opportunity for patients in the region to receive chemotherapy treatment.
10 YEARS LATER: Re-imagined Cardiology Program finds its rhythm
More space at the St. Catharines Site allowed for the addition of state-of-the-art cardiac care services that have helped thousands of patients receive care close to home from a growing team of talented cardiologists since the hospital opened in 2013.
General surgery resident driven to serve humanity at NH and beyond
Dr. Noman Hassan reflects on how working with a Muslim youth group steered him toward a career in medicine and making the world a better place.
10 YEARS LATER: A decade of transformational care for Mental Health and Addictions Program
Since the opening of the St. Catharines Site in 2013, Niagara Health's Mental Health and Addictions Program has grown to offer 20 services and programs to provide more people with comprehensive, high-quality care close to home.
10 YEARS LATER: Women, Babies and Children’s Health Unit a labour of love
When first-time mom Patricia went into labour at 31 weeks, she worried she would have to make the trek to an out-of-region hospital to deliver her twins. However, to Patricia’s relief – and as a result of Niagara Health’s then-recently expanded Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) – her boys were safely delivered at the St. Catharines Site.
Marking 10 years of extraordinary care at the St. Catharines Site
Ten years ago this week, the way in which healthcare was delivered in Niagara changed forever, and for the better.
Extraordinary Caring. Every Person. Every Time.
