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Today, Niagara Health (NH) and Niagara Region Public Health and Emergency Services (NRPH&ES) administered the first 322 doses of the COVID-19 vaccine in the region.
The region’s first shipment of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine arrived in St. Catharines on Tuesday, January 12.
The arrival of the Pfizer vaccine is a turning point in our response to the COVID-19 pandemic in Niagara. We expect delivery of the Pfizer vaccine in Niagara on Tuesday or Wednesday, and we are prepared to get doses into arms as soon as the shipment arrives.
The Emergency Department remains open and safe for members of the public seeking care.
The Board of Directors of Niagara Health have decided to end the purchase of CEO services within the agreement with St. Joseph's Health System effective immediately.
We are proud to be working with our community partners to administer the first doses of the vaccine in Niagara.
Niagara Health is pleased to report that all infants on the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) have tested negative for COVID-19.
Intense pressures on hospitals providing COVID care across the region have prompted activation of the Pandemic Response Unit (PRU) located at Joseph Brant Hospital in Burlington.
It seems only fitting that Ekas Sharma was Niagara Health’s first baby born on the first day of 2021. The name his mom, Manu, and dad, Kam, chose means One in Punjabi.
Two new confirmed cases of COVID-19 have led Niagara Health to declare an outbreak of COVID-19 on Unit 4A at the St. Catharines Site.
