Message from Niagara Health President Lynn Guerriero: COVID-19 update
With the rising number of COVID-19 cases in the province, we wanted to provide an update on our work at Niagara Health to manage through the second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic.
With the rising number of COVID-19 cases in the province, we wanted to provide an update on our work at Niagara Health to manage through the second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic.
For the third straight year, Niagara Health has been selected as one of Hamilton-Niagara's Top Employers.
As a volunteer with Niagara Health, John Meguerian is lending his skills in planning the future South Niagara Site.
We have always appreciated the generosity of our community during the holidays.
Étant donné que la région de Niagara est passée dans la zone orange (mesures intermédiaires pour « restreindre ») selon le Cadre d’intervention pour la COVID-19 en cinq paliers du gouvernement de l’Ontario, les visites générales ne sont plus permises à l’Unité de soins prolongés (USP) à l’emplacement de Welland de Santé Niagara.
With the Niagara region in the Orange-Restrict category of the Ontario Government’s five-stage COVID Response Framework, general visitation is no longer permitted for residents in the Extended Care Unit at our Welland Site.
Talk to Idella George about her work and there is a good chance she will say the word safety a lot.
COVID Care @ Home is a new model of care delivered by St. Joseph’s Home Care (SJHC), in partnership with St. Joseph’s Health System (SJHS), Niagara Health and community partners that connects patients to care wherever they are, whenever they need it.
À Santé Niagara, nous sommes heureux de permettre aux gens d’ici de passer plus de temps avec leurs proches hospitalisés, et ce, à compter du lundi 9 novembre.
News this week of a coronavirus vaccine showing effectiveness in the interim analysis is very encouraging in the battle against COVID-19.