Le conseil d’administration de Santé Niagara est heureux d’annoncer qu’il a nommé Lynn Guerriero au poste de présidente et de directrice générale à titre permanent. Cette nomination entre en vigueur immédiatement.
This year’s virtual Annual General Meeting provided an opportunity to reflect on the many examples of courage and hope that were demonstrated over the last year as Niagara pulled together to respond to the unprecedented demands of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Board of Directors of Niagara Health is pleased to announce that it has named Lynn Guerriero our new President and CEO on a permanent basis. This appointment takes effect immediately.
Niagara Health will be closing its COVID-19 Assessment Centres in Niagara Falls and Welland in mid-July due to reduced demand for testing. The Niagara Health St. Catharines Assessment Centre will remain open. Community pharmacies, primary care and other test centres will remain open for the community.
An outbreak of COVID-19 on Unit D/Stroke Unit at Niagara Health’s Niagara Falls Site has been resolved.
Comme la transmission communautaire de la COVID-19 est en baisse, nous pouvons à nouveau accueillir les visiteurs dans nos unités d'hospitalisation à compter d’aujourd'hui. Nous assouplissons également les lignes directrices concernant les personnes de soutien aux services des urgences et aux centres de soins d'urgence mineure.
With lower COVID-19 transmission rates in the community, we are at the point in our recovery that we can begin welcoming back visitors in our inpatient units starting today. We are also expanding the guidelines for a Support Person to accompany patients in our Emergency Departments (EDs) and Urgent Care Centres (UCCs).
Patients at Niagara Health are among the first in the province who can access their diagnostic records through Ontario trusted account, a unique patient digital identity service.
National Indigenous Peoples Day is a day to celebrate the unique heritage, rich traditions and teachings of Indigenous peoples in Canada. It is also a day to recognize the need to continue working together with our Indigenous partners to build healthy communities.
Niagara Regional Council has committed $44.5 million in principle to support the South Niagara hospital’s local share funding portion.
