Take Five with Dr. Alhussaini and Dr. Kotrec
Cardiology Day helps community physicians stay up-to-date on heart care. Dr. Kotrec and Dr. Alhussani discuss their careers, latest advancements and the value of collaboration in patient care.
Cardiology Day helps community physicians stay up-to-date on heart care. Dr. Kotrec and Dr. Alhussani discuss their careers, latest advancements and the value of collaboration in patient care.
When Renate Hodges experienced unusual jaw pain in the middle of the night, she took is seriously and it saved her life.
When I first started working in Niagara Health’s Alternate Level of Care (ALC)unit, I thought I understood what patients and families needed: clear plans, practical solutions and timely decisions. But over time, I’ve learned that care isn’t just about logistics — it’s about connection, understanding and finding a way forward together.
When Taylor Morrone was a child, she proudly told people what her father, Peter, did for a living at Niagara Health. Years later, she’s working alongside him as a respiratory therapist, extending their bond from home to hospital.
"You’re everybody’s angel, everybody’s angel…" These lyrics took on a whole new meaning for ICU patient Dakota, a lifelong fan of the band Down with Webster. Thanks to the compassion of #NiagaraHealth’s Three Wishes Project and the dedication of hospital staff, Dakota got the ultimate fan experience—a personal video call with the band.
How the hospital project is prioritizing the health of our people, and the planet.
Abdul-Qoyyum Adekitan strives to go deeper than surface-level solutions, whether fixing medical devices or one day helping people in their health journeys.
Resident physicians make invaluable contributions to patient care. This week, Niagara Health recognizes the vital role of these learners during Resident Appreciation Week.
Niagara Health hospitals are seeing an alarming spike in flu cases, with a growing number of patients requiring hospitalization — including several in intensive care.
Les hôpitaux de Santé Niagara constatent une hausse alarmante du nombre de cas de grippe, y compris un nombre croissant de patients devant être hospitalisés, dont plusieurs aux soins intensifs.