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Despite visitor restrictions, family visits go on

2020-05-13

Meet 94-year-old, Inez Barker. She’s been a patient at CCH during the pandemic, but more importantly she’s a proud mom, grandmother and great-grandmother who cherishes time spent with family.

Wear a mask

2020-05-07

Medical grade masks are in short supply province-wide, but they're essential for frontline workers at CCH. We have enough medical grade masks for today, but you can help us prepare for tomorrow.

Your Questions Answered

2020-05-01

During this unprecedented time, it may be difficult for the average community member to know when a trip to the Emergency Department (ED) is required. While you may have some concerns about coming to the ED during COVID-19

Please help us prepare

2020-03-30

In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, our Cornwall Community Hospital has the personal protection equipment (PPE) and supplies we need today, but it is extremely important that we use these items judiciously...

COVID-19 preparations continue

2020-03-19

The COVID-19 pandemic is challenging all programs to re-think how we offer services in order to protect our staff, clients, families and community.

Cornwall Hospital is prepared for COVID-19

2020-03-12

CCH continues to work closely with Public Health, the Ministry of Health and our health care partners ensuring that we have a robust plan to monitor, detect and, if needed, isolate any cases of COVID-19.

Women in Science Conference

2020-02-26

With the goal of providing teenage girls with exposure to a variety of careers in science, OPG (Ontario Power Generation) hosted the 2nd annual “Women in Science Conference” for close to 300 grade nine and grade ten girls.

What goes around, comes around

2020-02-07

What goes around, comes around. This rings true for a local refugee sponsor family. Lynda and her husband Peter were part of group that sponsored a Vietnamese family back in the 1980s...

Standardized Uniforms at CCH

2020-01-06

We are hopeful that staff identification will enhance the patient experience. Wondering which colour distinguishes our staff? See our legend here.