Health

Long service and excellence awards celebrated at RMH

Ross Memorial Hospital hosted its annual Long Service and Excellence Awards in the hospital’s cafeteria, celebrating RMH staff and physicians marking significant milestones at the hospital, along with individuals nominated by their peers in specific categories of excellence.

Tim Shauf to lead massive fundraising campaign for Ross Memorial

Tim Shauf’s hometown in southern Alberta had no hospital. The nearest hospital was three towns away. That’s why he looks upon the Ross Memorial as a rock of security and community.

Long-term care group commends local MPP for new funding for residents

Long-term care group commends local MPP for new funding for residents

The Haliburton-City of Kawartha Lakes Long-Term Care Coalition today commended Haliburton-Kawartha Lakes-Brock MPP, Laurie Scott, on the provincial government’s recent announcement of up to $270 million this year to increase direct care to residents.

Kawartha Lakes to move forward with community safety and well-being plan

Ontario government invests in mobile mental health strategy

The Ontario government is improving access to mental health and addictions care for unserved and underserved areas in Kawartha Lakes and surrounding areas by investing in a new mobile mental health and addictions clinic.

Why does the City now have two deputy paramedic chiefs? City explains

Ontario expands local community paramedicine for long-term care program

The Ontario government is providing up to $82.5 million over three years to expand the province’s Community Paramedicine for Long-Term Care program to 22 additional communities including Kawartha Lakes.

New name announced for wellness centre in Coboconk

The Coboconk, Norland & Area Chamber of Commerce announced the results of the summer community contest to name the Wellness… Continue reading “New name announced for wellness centre in Coboconk”

OHIP-funded eye exams stopped until government blinks on financial support

OHIP-funded eye exams stopped until government blinks on financial support

OAO wants to build sustainable system says group's president

Ontario optometrists will no longer be providing OHIP insured eye exams until further notice, making good on a warning their professional association made in January.