COVID vigilance is still essential
The past two years have been difficult on so many levels. Niagara communities have endured more than their share of hardships throughout the ups and downs of this pandemic.
The past two years have been difficult on so many levels. Niagara communities have endured more than their share of hardships throughout the ups and downs of this pandemic.
Niagara Health is consolidating its COVID-19 Assessment Centres and Clinic into one location. Services will close at the St. Catharines Site and move to the Niagara Falls Site.
March is National Nutrition Month! At Niagara Health, our Clinical Nutrition team supports more than 25,000 patients each year.
We support the efforts of Six Nations of the Grand River to improve Indigenous people’s access to healthcare. We understand Heather Winterstein’s family is a part of the Six Nations community, and we share our condolences to the family and community.
Les gens de la région de Niagara qui ont besoin de soins d’urgence mineure, mais qui n’ont pas accès à un fournisseur de soins primaires peuvent maintenant obtenir un rendez-vous en ligne pour consulter un fournisseur de soins de Santé Niagara dans le confort de leur domicile.
Niagara residents who need urgent care but don’t have access to a primary care provider can now book an appointment online to see a Niagara Health provider from the comfort of their home.
Funding Will Provide Financial Relief from COVID-19 Costs and Support Patient Care in Niagara.
À partir du lundi 14 mars, nous assouplirons les lignes directrices concernant les visites et nous permettrons la présence de deux personnes au chevet des patients hospitalisés, y compris à l’Unité de travail et d’accouchement et à l’USIN. Pour le moment, rien ne change en ce qui a trait aux services en consultation externe, au Service des urgences et aux centres de soins d’urgence mineure, où les patients peuvent continuer à se faire accompagner par une personne de soutien.
Starting Monday, March 14, we are increasing our visitor guidelines to welcome two visitors at the bedside for inpatient units, including Labour and Delivery and NICU. At this time, there is no change for outpatient, Emergency Department (ED) and Urgent Care Centres (UCC) where patients can continue to bring one person to support them.
A new clinic opening today at the St. Catharines Site will increase access to minor gynecology services that are minimally invasive and can be safely provided to female patients who do not require general anesthesia or a hospital admission.