Dr. Jennifer Tsang took the opportunity to highlight the important work happening at Niagara Health when she was announced a winner at the Women in Business Awards presented by the Greater Niagara Chamber of Commerce.
Ontario is investing $2,012,386 in health care infrastructure upgrades and repairs in Niagara.
Like other hospitals across the province, Niagara Health is continuing to face a strain on pediatric capacity due to an early and severe respiratory illness season, among other factors.
Dr. Jennifer Tsang is one of five contenders in the Health Care Hero category, which recognizes women who have made an outstanding contribution to the physical or mental health of people in Niagara through her work and/or volunteerism in the healthcare sector.
A new service at Niagara Health’s Niagara Falls Site will help extend critical care beyond the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) regardless of where an inpatient is located within the hospital.
Findings will help cancer doctors better treat recurring prostate cancer in those choosing a non-standard approach as first-line treatment.
Niagara Health’s Emergency Departments (EDs) see nearly 150,000 patients in a year – about 400 per day – and are the busiest areas of the hospital.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and Niagara Health is urging anyone who is eligible for breast screening to schedule an appointment.
The request for proposals (RFP) stage has closed for teams to submit their bids to design, build, finance and maintain the new South Niagara Site hospital project.
Avia Whitehorne is on a mission to encourage women over 50 to book regular mammograms after cancerous cells were discovered during the Niagara Health employee’s own routine check-up.
