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When most people picture cancer care, they think of doctors at the bedside or therapists at the treatment machine. Few know there’s a quiet constant working behind the scenes throughout their entire journey - a medical physicist - making sure every step is safe, accurate and tailored to what patients need most.
The annual list recognizes employers that demonstrate leadership in areas such as employee benefits, workplace wellness, inclusion and long-term workforce planning.
Hospitals across Niagara continue to experience significant pressure as a difficult respiratory illness season drives higher demand for care and longer wait times in Emergency Departments.
Jessica Mottola wears a lot of different hats for her role on Niagara Health's Redevelopment Team, but a hard hat isn’t always one of them.
Construction isn't the only work happening on the South Niagara Hospital Project. Our teams are also working on Operational Readiness- the planning to ensure the organization, people and systems are fully prepared to safely and effectively operate the new hospital.
The baby boy was the hospital’s first baby born in 2026, and the first for parents Rachel and Robert McColeman.
In November, holiday plans feel festive. By mid-December, those same plans can feel like a group project you didn’t agree to. Understanding why this season feels harder can help people recognize what’s happening sooner and respond with a bit more self-compassion.
Called a role model for future physicians, Dr. Tyler Plyley is the latest recipient of the Dr. George Bibawi Award for being a standout in anesthesia education.
Potential service disruption to bedside entertainment and patient room phone service. Inpatients are encouraged to bring personal devices (phones, tablets, laptops) in the event a disruption occurs.
Niagara Health has made real progress recruiting physicians in recent years. Twenty-eight new doctors and surgeons have joined our teams, including three new emergency physicians and new colleagues in anesthesiology and internal medicine. These hires strengthen care for our patients. But we still have more work to do.
