If you're interested in bringing a patient or family member viewpoint to the care our community delivers. Contact us at (807-727-3804) or email akaczmarek@redlakehospital.ca for more information.
RLMCMH gratefully acknowledges the Dryden Rotary Charity Foundation for their generous donation of $24,500 toward the purchase of a Blood Culture Incubator for our Laboratory! Please click the photo for more information.
Please be advised that the Assessment Centre is not able to accept asymptomatic testing appointments for travel purposes . The Assessment Centre continues to test those who meet testing criteria as described by the Ontario Ministry of Health and Public Health. Please see the Ontario COVID 19 testing guidelines by clicking the photo.
REMINDER: Call 9-1-1 if you think you are having a stroke! In Red Lake, you will get treatment for a stroke faster, if you call an ambulance, rather than going to the Hospital. We have a Stroke Bypass Agreement, in effect! If you think you are having a stroke, dial 9-1-1 to ensure you get the appropriate treatment, as quickly as possible! The ambulance can transport you DIRECTLY to the nearest stroke facility (Dryden)!
Join our on-line 50-50 charitable raffle and help the Red Lake Margaret Cochenour Memorial Hospital reach our fundraising goals!
This week, our Hospital welcomed our first patient to our brand new x-ray equipment! Please click the photo for more information
For several months now, RLMCMH has been working with various community partners on the Hospital Indigenous Patient Experience Working Group. The purpose of this group is to share and generate ideas for improving the Indigenous patient experience in our facility, as well as to provide a safe and open forum for communication and learning. One of the first projects that has been undertaken by this group is the Fire Circle Gathering Area. Click on the picture for more information.
We would like to take this time to acknowledge the heartbreaking discovery of the remains of the 215 children at the residential school in Kamloops. The residential school system is a tragic and traumatizing part of our Nation's history. Our hearts and minds are with these children, their relatives, and their communities, today and everyday. We all play a role in the healing and reconciliation process as we work through this especially difficult time, both as healthcare workers and as community members. Click here for a message from the CEO.
We request that all visitors and out-patients bring their own mask. We will provide a medical-grade mask if your condition requires it.
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