After nine months of joyfully anticipating the birth of their first child, Greg and Alana welcomed their healthy, full-term newborn Alicia into the world. Those early weeks were filled with firsts — first smiles, first coos, first sleepless nights.
Niagara Health is on the brink of a transformative change as we prepare to launch our new hospital information system this November.
Niagara Health performs more than 20,000 surgical procedures a year, and we are continuously looking for ways to improve access and reduce surgical wait times.
Niagara Health’s hospital in Welland is critical to our future as we transform how we deliver care across the region.
The turnout at our ongoing community engagement sessions about our future plans has been mixed, from packed rooms to conversations with only a handful of local participants, while others are opting to watch online and share their feedback through our website.
Better patient outcomes is at the heart of why Niagara Health embraces the need for collaboration between hospitals and community physicians. Niagara’s family doctors and Niagara Health have been working together to manage patients and avoid unnecessary ED visits and hospital admissions.
We’ve made remarkable progress in the past year toward transforming care in Niagara thanks to the extraordinary commitment of our Niagara Health teams. The past few years have tested our resilience, but that hasn’t stopped our staff and physicians from going above and beyond every day.
Every donation, big and small, ensures we have everything needed for quality hospital care in Niagara, from sheets on patient beds to state-of-the-art MRI machines and everything in between.
We are building a new, modern hospital system in Niagara to replace outdated, outgrown infrastructure and improve patient experiences.
Like many health systems, Niagara Health continues to manage ongoing staffing pressures within a strained system. Despite these challenges, our team consistently goes above and beyond to care for our patients.
