Please help as we equip our new Intensive Care Unit and its High Acuity Unit
High Acuity Units, or HAUs, are a fairly new idea. But a good one. A needed one. They’re a step away from intensive care, for patients who still need a great deal of attention, equipment, and care. But patients who can safely be removed from the ICU.
They’re a step down from an ICU. But only a step away if we suddenly need to intervene.
None of us knows when we may need our hospital. Or when we – or a loved one – might find ourselves in intensive care. And if that happens, we all want to know we’ll receive the very best care, with the best facilities and equipment possible. Thanks to your support, we have raised over $5 million for the ICU. Now, we are raising an additional $3 million for the HAU.
That’s why we need you. Please will you join your neighbours with a gift today? It’s critical!
You’re invited to join us at NRGH to see the wonderful holiday light display in front of the hospital! We will be serving hot chocolate and treats, care of Code Brew Café.
- Date: December 13th, 2022
- Time: 4 pm – 6 pm
- Location: Main entrance of NRGH (off Dufferin Cres.)
Our thanks to the Wenner Group for
providing the lights for our trees!
“Our space is so cluttered. It’s hard to get around. We have warning notices from the fire marshal on a regular basis, we have issues with privacy. It’s all related to the cramped conditions.” – Dr. Michael Kenyon, Lead Physician, ICU
“During the worst of the pandemic, I saw how critical a new Intensive Care Unit was. And with help from your neighbours, we’re working hard to build one. But we need you. Your gift of $100 or even $250, will help to equip the ICU our community needs. And with the inclusion of a High Acuity Unit, we’ll be able to help even more people.” – Jean Phan, Clinical Project Manager
“During the worst of the pandemic, I saw how critical a new Intensive Care Unit was. And with help from your neighbours, we’re working hard to build one. But we need you. Your gift of $100 or even $250, will help to equip the ICU our community needs. And with the inclusion of a High Acuity Unit, we’ll be able to help even more people.” – Dr. Jean Phan, Clinical Project Manager
ICU Build Progress
