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No referrals are required to catch the Niagara Ice Docs taking on the Defibrillators in a hockey game where the only chart that matters is the scoreboard.
If you’ve visited an Emergency Department lately, you’ve likely felt what many people across the province are experiencing: long waits, busy waiting rooms and uncertainty about when you’ll be seen. As a physician who has worked in Niagara’s Emergency Departments for years, I understand how stressful this can feel — and I want to explain what’s happening behind the scenes, why waits can be long and how Niagara Health is working to make the experience better.
When Sandy McBay sat in the chemo pods at the Walker Family Cancer Centre more than a decade ago, she couldn’t help noticing who was sitting alone.
Chris Domize is drawn to problem-solvers and to the stories that shape who we are. Since moving to Niagara, he’s embraced the region’s rich Black history and found a workplace where he truly feels at home.
L’une des dernières poutres porteuses a été signée et installée à l’Hôpital de Niagara-Sud, marquant ainsi une étape importante du projet de 3,6 milliards de dollars qui transformera la prestation des soins de santé dans l’ensemble de la région de Niagara.
One of the final structural beams has been signed and raised at the South Niagara Hospital, marking a major construction milestone in the $3.6-billion project that will transform healthcare delivery across Niagara.
From expanding DEI learning to advancing health equity, Niagara Health’s teams are shaping a more inclusive future. This national recognition reflects their commitment.
When Kate Bezanson’s symptoms quickly worsened, the St. Catharines resident headed to the Marotta Family Hospital Emergency Department for care that got her health back on track.
Cardiologist and Medical Director of Echocardiography Laboratories, Dr. Bennett Haynen has built his career around understanding the complexities of heart failure — from how it develops to how early treatment can change lives.
Healthcare programs often evolve, restructure or close — but some remain constant. For 25 years, Niagara’s Eating Disorder Outpatient Program at Niagara Health has done just that: showing up, week after week, for people navigating one of the most complex and misunderstood medical illnesses.
