Since the opening of the St. Catharines Site in 2013, Niagara Health's Mental Health and Addictions Program has grown to offer 20 services and programs to provide more people with comprehensive, high-quality care close to home.
When first-time mom Patricia went into labour at 31 weeks, she worried she would have to make the trek to an out-of-region hospital to deliver her twins. However, to Patricia’s relief – and as a result of Niagara Health’s then-recently expanded Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) – her boys were safely delivered at the St. Catharines Site.
Ten years ago this week, the way in which healthcare was delivered in Niagara changed forever, and for the better.
With four clinical trials underway and the groundwork being laid for a fifth, Niagara Health has positioned itself as a leader in thrombosis research.
Niagara Health is being recognized for having exceptional workplace diversity and inclusive programming as one of Canada’s Best Diversity Employers in 2023.
As a result of the anesthesiologist shortage, Niagara Health is moving after-hours emergency surgeries from Welland to the Niagara Falls Site effective Monday, Feb. 27.
As both a psychiatrist and hospital leader, Dr. Victor Uwaifo hopes to be a role model for Black people aspiring to careers in healthcare.
A hospital is about so much more than just physical buildings where care is provided. It’s about people inside those walls who work hard every day to care for their community. It’s about patients who come for that care in times of need. It’s about compassionate care that happens every minute of every day inside those buildings, and equipment required to deliver that care.
Niagara Health (NH) and Infrastructure Ontario (IO) have reached another key milestone in the development of the New South Niagara Hospital Capital Project that will transform how care is delivered in the region.
Physicians, staff, students and community members doing research or quality improvement work to support a healthier Niagara are invited to showcase their work with a poster presentation at the upcoming Niagara Health Research Day on Thursday, May 4 at Brock University.
