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Grand River Hospital wishes everyone a safe and happy Pride 2021!
June 1, 2021June is officially upon us and Waterloo Regional Health Network is once again proud to recognize the LGBTQ2+ community and show our support for our team members, patients, volunteers, and our community during Pride month.
GRH lowers flags for 9 days in honour of 215 children found buried at Kamloops Indian Residential School
May 31, 2021On May 31, Waterloo Regional Health Network lowered the flags at its campuses to mourn the deaths of 215 children found buried at Kamloops Indian Residential School on Friday, and for many other children, families, and communities who were victims of the residential school system. The flags will remain lowered for 215 hours – 9 days – in honour of each life.
From wheelchair to walking: Ron's Grand River Hospital Physiotherapy journey
May 26, 2021This month, we’re celebrating the role that physiotherapists play in the lives of patients at Waterloo Regional Health Network. Physiotherapists (PTs) are essential members of our team! Ron Spitzig came to physiotherapy care at Waterloo Regional Health Network’s Freeport Campus following a back surgery.
From the ICU to motherhood: Simone's story of gratitude, recovery and hope after COVID
May 14, 2021Almost exactly a year after she was in Waterloo Regional Health Network’s ICU, critically ill on a ventilator, 29 year-old Simone was admitted to the hospital again. This time it was to have her first baby, a son. Click here to read Simone's inspiring story of recovery and life after COVID.
Indigenous Immunizers now on site at the GRH/Region of Waterloo Vaccine Clinic in Cambridge!
May 13, 2021Waterloo Regional Health Network, in partnership with The Region of Waterloo and Southwestern Ontario Aboriginal Health Access Centre (SOAHAC) is proud to announce a new partnership that sees Indigenous immunizers providing the COVID-19 vaccine at the Regional vaccination clinic at 66 Pinebush Road in Cambridge!
Grand River Hospital Cancer Centre virtually unveils art donation of 29 ‘visions of hope on canvas’ from grateful family
May 10, 2021On Tuesday, May 11, Waterloo Regional Health Network virtually unveiled '29 visions of hope on canvas', created by local artist, and a grateful family member, Eva Nali. Eva created these canvas to bring hope to others on their cancer journey. Read her story here.
Exhausted, overworked, but still smiling: A look inside GRH's full ICU during COVID Wave 3
May 5, 2021On a busy Thursday afternoon in Waterloo Regional Health Network's ICU A unit, staff are busy caring for the hospital's most critical patients, including those with COVID-19. Click here and take a look inside the ICU during the third wave of the COVID-19 pandemic.
COVID-19 Outbreak declared over on 5S
March 31, 2021Waterloo Regional Health Network, in consultation with Region of Waterloo Public Health, has declared the COVID-19 outbreak on 5S, part of the medicine program, over.
COVID-19 outbreak on 5A declared over
March 15, 2021Waterloo Regional Health Network, in consultation with Region of Waterloo Public Health, has declared the COVID-19 outbreak on 5A, part of the medicine program, over. We continue to monitor the outbreak on 5S.
COVID-19 outbreak on 5N declared over
March 11, 2021Waterloo Regional Health Network, in consultation with Region of Waterloo Public Health, has declared the COVID-19 outbreak on 5N over. We continue to monitor the outbreak on 5S and 5A.