Niagara Health opened a COVID-19 Clinic this week at the St. Catharines Site that is accessible by referral only for patients with mild to moderate symptoms of COVID-19, or who are suspected of having or are confirmed with COVID-19.
Effective Thursday, January 6, at 11 p.m., we are temporarily closing the Urgent Care Centre at our Fort Erie Site in order to redeploy our emergency-trained physicians and nurses to our Emergency Departments (ED) where they are most needed.
Cette semaine, Santé Niagara a ouvert à son emplacement de St. Catharines une clinique COVID-19 réservée aux personnes qui y sont adressées parce qu’elles présentent des symptômes légers ou modérés de la COVID-19 ou parce qu’elles sont des cas soupçonnés ou confirmés de COVID-19.
The Niagara Health COVID-19 Assessment Centres at the St. Catharines Site and the Niagara Falls Site are closed today (Monday, Jan. 17, 2022) due to inclement weather.
Given the COVID-19 activity in the hospital and in the community, it is important that we maintain a safe environment for staff, physicians, patients and families. Niagara Health implemented temporary restrictions on Dec. 28, 2021. Visitors are not permitted at this time. Read an overview of the guidelines in place.
Beginning today, Niagara Health’s outbreak activity will be reported on our COVID-19 activity section of our website. Two new outbreaks were declared over the weekend
An outbreak of COVID-19 has been declared on Niagara Falls Site Brock inpatient unit.
COVID-19 outbreak declared over on Unit C at the Niagara Falls Site; COVID-19 outbreak declared on Unit 5A at the St. Catharines Site.
When our mandatory COVID-19 vaccination program was put in place in October 2021, the Omicron variant was not anticipated. Given the intensity of the fifth wave and the urgent need to focus on our response, Niagara Health’s Executive Team has made the decision to pause implementation of the program.
A COVID-19 outbreak on Unit 3A at Niagara Health’s St. Catharines Site was declared over today.
