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Construction and Parking Update (March 24 – 30)
Construction work will start outside the Main Entrance (at the revolving doors) on Monday, March 24. The Main Entrance doors will remain closed from Monday, March 24 until Sunday, March 30, to accommodate this work and construction fencing will be put in place to ensure the safety of patients, families and staff....
Temporary Closure of Main Entrance Doors (March 17-28)
Starting Monday, March 17 until Friday, March 28, the Main Entrance doors of Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre will be temporarily closed to accommodate maintenance to the flooring....
Temporary Closure of West Entrance
Starting Monday, February 24 until Friday, March 7, the West Entrance of Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre will be temporarily closed to accommodate maintenance to the flooring. Patients, families and staff can use the Main Entrance (at the revolving door) to enter the Hospital....
Paediatric Emergency Transport Team in motion across Northwestern Ontario
A new team dedicated to transporting neonates and infants has started performing patient transfers at Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre (TBRHSC)....
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Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre Recognizes Outstanding Contributions at the 2024 iCare Impact Awards
February marked a celebration of excellence at Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre (TBRHSC) as the Hospital honoured the recipients of the 2024 iCare Impact Awards, a peer-to-peer recognition program....
Team Spotlight: Home Dialysis Program
For Kidney Health Month, we are sharing stories about our Renal team and the impact they make on the lives of renal patients....
Team Spotlight: Hemodialysis Satellite Units
March is Kidney Health Month, and we want to raise awareness about kidney disease and its impact on the people of Northwestern Ontario. Throughout the month, we will be featuring members of the Renal team at Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre (TBRHSC), and highlight the incredible care they provide for renal patients across our region....
Feature: Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre
In 1995, the McKellar General Hospital (first opened in 1903), and the Port Arthur General Hospital (first opened in 1909) merged to become the Thunder Bay Regional Hospital. Originally, the province had intended to refurbish one of the two original hospitals to provide acute care to Northwestern Ontario, following the merger....