The Screen for Life Coach is hitting the road to bring cancer screening closer to home for over 35 rural, remote, and Indigenous communities across Northwestern Ontario.
Starting Monday, March 31, several key areas around the Main Entrance and Renal Entrance at Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre (TBRHSC) will not be available due to construction readiness for the Cardiovascular Surgery Program.
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.
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.
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.
A new team dedicated to transporting neonates and infants has started performing patient transfers at Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre (TBRHSC).
The Ontario government is celebrating a key milestone connecting more people in Thunder Bay and across Northwestern Ontario to life-saving cardiac care by awarding the construction contract and investing over $93 million to build the new Cardiovascular Surgery Program at Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre.
It's a girl! Freya Marinoff was born to parents Kescia Yeomans and Noel Marinoff at Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre at 1:52 p.m. on January 1st.
We continue to see an increase in the number of respiratory-related illnesses within our Inpatient Clinical Units and respiratory-related visits in our Emergency Department. As the level of viral respiratory activity increases within our communities, and to reduce further impacts on our care services, we will be stepping up our masking requirements effective Monday, October 28, 2024.
Ontario Health (Ontario Renal Network) has recognized the North West Regional Renal Program at Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre (TBRHSC) for its commitment to excellence in care for renal patients.
