The Foundation is pleased to share the following news release distributed from Muskoka Algonquin Healthcare last week announcing the MAHC Board of Directors approval of the stage 1.3 submission plans. https://madeinmuskokahealthcare.ca/news-updates/

Dan Brooks, SMHF Chair:  “We are grateful for the many hours of hard work, and the numerous stakeholders who have been dedicated to working towards a bright future for health care in Muskoka. The Foundation looks forward to being a partner in the development of a great facility to care for our community, spearheaded by the Province’s contribution and leadership.”

 

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The South Muskoka Hospital Foundation receives no funding from the Government of Ontario to purchase new or replacement equipment. To ensure our hospital remains at the cutting edge of healthcare services and delivery, we depend on the generosity of our donors. The South Muskoka Hospital Foundation encourages our community to invest in the highest standard of health care, everything from lifesaving equipment to health care education and urgent renovations and repairs.

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The South Muskoka Hospital Foundation receives no funding from the Government of Ontario to purchase new or replacement equipment. To ensure our hospital remains at the cutting edge of healthcare services and delivery, we depend on the generosity of our donors. The South Muskoka Hospital Foundation encourages our community to invest in the highest standard of health care, everything from lifesaving equipment to health care education and urgent renovations and repairs.

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Better Healthcare Today, Tomorrow, Together.

Current Needs

The Emergency Department at South Muskoka Memorial Hospital sees approximately 22,000 patients each year, averaging 60 people every day needing emergency care in our community. Sixty percent of those visits require some level of diagnostic testing or lab work. Our emergency care department is the cornerstone of our greatest needs, to ensure the highest level of healthcare is available today and tomorrow. 

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Current Needs

In 2017, there were 21,873 emergency visits to the South Muskoka Memorial Hospital, averaging 60 people every day needing emergency care in our community. 60% of those visits require some level of diagnostic testing or lab work. Our emergency care department is the cornerstone of our greatest needs, to ensure the highest level of healthcare is available today, and tomorrow.

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Patient Stories

Each story is a treasure and in sharing your experiences, our whole community is enriched.

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Patient Stories

Each story is a treasure and in sharing your experiences, our whole community is enriched.

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Ways to Give

Life. The greatest gift of all. Supporting your hospital is an investment in people, in your future, and in life. It’s a way to make an impact in your community, today and tomorrow.

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