If you and your loved ones are fully vaccinated, the risk of contracting measles is very low.
While most measles infections can be managed at home or with the support of a family doctor or nurse practitioner, some cases may require emergency medical attention.
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Our Emergency Department (ED) staff and physicians are working hard to serve all patients with safe, quality care in a timely manner. EDs are a very dynamic environment and things can change quickly depending on the urgent needs of patients.
Niagara Health is honouring its nurses for their leadership, innovation and compassionate care.
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Niagara Health is entering an era of great opportunity and the inspiration behind this is one, unifying goal: To provide all of our patients, families, staff, physicians, students, learners and volunteers extraordinary experiences.
Momentum continues with the planning and construction of the South Niagara Hospital in Niagara Falls.
Our team is made up of more than 7,300 employees, physicians, volunteers and patient partners who contribute to our purpose of providing Extraordinary Caring. Every Person. Every Time.
Niagara Health Navigator is a mobile app that gives you access to a growing set of resources to help you navigate your care journey. Join us and the over 47,000 people who have already downloaded the app.
Our more than 600 talented and caring physicians make a meaningful difference each day in the lives of our patients and their families.
The timely care Jack Gill received when he suffered a stroke in January helped put him on track for recovery while demonstrating Niagara Health’s provincial leadership in stroke care.
The team overseeing medical equipment repair is more than a group of coworkers. Under the leadership of manager Richard Sit, they’ve formed bonds that make them more like family.
When Julia Spafford wheels the comfort cart through the hospital hallways, she’s not just offering patients a blanket or a word puzzle. She's delivering something far more powerful: human connection.
If you’ve visited an Emergency Department lately, you’ve likely experienced what so many across the province are feeling: long waits, crowded waiting rooms and frustration about not knowing what’s happening or how long it will take.
