Research Day celebrates growth of health-related research in Niagara
More than 110 researchers across Niagara and Hamilton participated in Niagara Health’s second Annual Research Day.
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Niagara Health volunteer sets sights on healthcare career after donating time to dialysis patients
Niagara Health celebrates its 600 volunteers, including longtime volunteer Brianna Sirotnik, during National Volunteer Week, April 25 to May 1.
Niagara Health thanks its 600 dedicated volunteers
Niagara Health is sending its gratitude during National Volunteer Week, April 25 to May 1, to our 600 volunteers for their dedication to providing patients and families with extraordinary care.
Niagara Health recognizes contributions of physicians on Doctors’ Day
Niagara Health is expressing appreciation and recognition of our more than 600 physicians and those in the community this Doctors’ Day on Sunday, May 1.
Niagara Health surgical program temporarily ramping down to 70% capacity
We are experiencing growing pressures with patient volumes and staff and physician illness, resulting in the need to adjust our operations to ensure we can provide emergency, critical and acute care to our patients using the resources available to us.
Niagara Health’s second Annual Research Day to take place April 28
Researchers across Niagara and Hamilton will be gathering virtually for Niagara Health’s second Annual Research Day to share their findings and ideas to improve overall health and well-being, patient outcomes and the way care is delivered in our communities and beyond.
Help save lives by registering to become an organ and tissue donor
Niagara Health is grateful to the 10 organ donors from the Niagara region who saved the lives of 32 people last year.
BeADonor Month annual reminder to register as an organ donor
It only takes two minutes to sign up and one donor can save up to eight lives.
COVID-19 activity is increasing in the hospital
A reminder of the importance of a safe work environment for our staff, physicians and volunteers.
One visitor or Essential Care Partner to be permitted at the bedside starting April 14
As cases of COVID-19 increase in the hospital and in the community, it is important that we maintain a safe environment for staff, physicians, patients and families.
Extraordinary Caring. Every Person. Every Time.
