Update on Mindemoya Emergency Department

Mindemoya, ON  -

The renovation and expansion of the Mindemoya Emergency Department is moving into Phase II this week as progress continues. The Mindemoya site, including the Emergency Department, remains open for patients and families as usual.


Phase II construction is expected to be completed in a few months. It will include a new registration and triage area as well as more private patient areas. “It is amazing to see the vision coming together,” said Paula Fields, President and CEO of MHC. “I know staff are excited to welcome patients into the newly expanded space. Thank you so much to the community for your continued support and to everyone who came together financially to make this happen. We are going to be able to welcome everyone soon to our top notch, state of the art facility that will better serve our patients and our medical staff for future generations.”


While improvements continue, the Hospital wants to thank everyone for their patience and understanding through the inconvenience. Given the renovations and reduced space in the short term, people are being asked to limit the number of people who attend with them or visit.


People who would like to contribute to the Let’s Emerg Together campaign, please send your cheque payable to Manitoulin Health Centre at 11 Meredith Street East, Little Current, ON, P0P 1K0, or go online at www.mhc.on.ca/call (705) 368-2300 with your credit card number.

 

For Media Inquiries:

 

Kelly Timmermans

Communications and Development Coordinator

Manitoulin Health Centre  
(705) 368-2300 ext. 2335                         

ktimmermans@mhc.on.ca

 

The Manitoulin Health Centre (MHC) is a two-site small rural hospital serving the people of Mnidoo Mnising (Manitoulin Island). We are proud to operate on the traditional lands of the Anishinabek people. MHC is committed to ongoing action, awareness, and education that build on reconciliation efforts, and to work against anti-Indigenous racism. We honour the land and First nations presence, practices, language, ceremonies and protocols.
 
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