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Charmaine Martin-Gaspar has spent nearly her entire 40 years in nursing helping to improve outcomes for patients with stroke. She is succeeding by putting nurses at the centre of care.
Kiersten Vaananen has taken thoughtful steps in her seven years at Niagara Health to create a more inclusive environment where all families feel seen, respected and supported in the neonatal intensive care unit.
Over the past year, Niagara Health advanced priorities focused on quality, safety and patient experience.
Santé Niagara a publié son rapport annuel 2025-2026 intitulé Une année de transformation des soins, qui présente les progrès dans l’accès aux soins, les grands projets en cours et les partenariats formés dans la région.
Niagara Health welcomes new Board Chair and new Board Members.
After nine years leading McMaster’s Niagara Regional Campus, Dr. Amanda Bell is stepping down, leaving a stronger program, a national reputation and a network of graduates across the country.
Caring for older adults means managing multiple conditions at once, while also focusing on function, independence and recovery. At Niagara Health, this shift is already well underway.
The 2026 Niagara Health Awards of Excellence shine a spotlight on individuals and teams whose commitment to care goes above and beyond.
Starting June 18, 2026 inpatient bedside entertainment and in-room phone access are unavailable at impacted sites. Patients and loved ones are encouraged to use personal devices (phones, tablets, laptops) for communication and entertainment.
Dr. Sam Thrall and the entire Geriatrics team are strengthening older adult care through education opportunities that draw physicians from throughout Canada to Niagara.
