Halton Healthcare Services

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Halton Healthcare (formally, Halton Healthcare Services Corporation) is a regional healthcare organization located in the Greater Toronto Area. It is composed of three community hospitals in Ontario, Canada. It serves the communities of Milton, Oakville, and Halton Hills. The three hospitals serve over 300,000 residents. As at 2014, Halton Healthcare has 3,245 staff, 1,319 volunteers and 317 physicians. It falls within the boundaries of the Mississauga-Halton Local Health Integration Network.

Key Operating Facts (2014)

3,132 births
35,529 surgeries
229,330 diagnostic exams
2 million laboratory tests
126,741 emergency department visits

Member Hospitals

The three community hospitals are:

Oakville-Trafalgar Memorial Hospital- Opened in 1950 with 50 beds and 13 physicians. Its busy 24-hour emergency department experiences more than 58,000 visits annually, while over 114,000 patients visit its outpatient areas each year. With over 2,300 births a year, the Family Centred Maternal Child Program is also a hub of activity.
Milton District Hospital- Opened in 1959 with 53 beds and 8 bassinets. The Emergency Department, open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, together with the outpatient department provides care to more than 37,000 patients annually.
Georgetown Hospital- Opened in 1961 with 64 hospital beds. The Emergency Department, open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, provides service to more than 35,000 patients annually. The Hospital provides mostly primary care to the residents of the Town of Halton Hills, which include the towns and villages of: Acton, Ballinafad, Churchill (Hamlet), Georgetown, Glen Williams, Limehouse, Norval (Village of), Stewarttown and Terra Cotta.

Leadership

Board of directors

Judy Wilson, Board Chair
Lorenzo Biondi, Vice-Chair
John Nyholt, Treasurer
Denise Hardenne, Secretary
Mayor Rob Burton, Director
Dr. Chris Lu, Director
John Fleming, Director
Councillor Jon Hurst, Director
Rick Johnson, Director
Dr. Jeff Kolbasnik, Director
Maureen Latocki, Director
Councillor Cindy Lunau, Director
Dr. Lorne Martin, Director
Chris Montague, Director
Richard Nunn, Director
Yaw Obeng, Director
Sylvia Rodgers, Director
Dr. Danny Sapir, Director
Laurent Thibault, Director
Jennifer Tindale, Director

Senior Management Team

Denise Hardenne, President and Chief Executive Officer
Dr. Lorne Martin, Chief of Staff
Bill Bailey, Vice-President, Redevelopment
Susan Bisaillon, Interim Chief Operating Officer, Oakville-Trafalgar Memorial Hospital
Dale Clement, Chief Operating Officer, Oakville-Trafalgar Memorial Hospital
Cindy McDonnell, Chief Operating Officer, Georgetown Hospital, Family Practice Program Leader
Carole Moore, Interim Chief Operating Officer, new Oakville-Trafalgar Memorial Hospital
Sharon Norris, Vice-President, Human Resources Planning and Organizational Development
Sylvia Rodgers,Senior vice-President, Clincal Programs, and Chief Nursing Executive
Karen Roeder, Chief Financial Officer
Sandy Saggar, Chief Information Officer
Lilian Scime, Vice-President, Corporate Services and Diagnostics
Janet Skupsky, Chief Operating Officer, Milton District Hospital, Family Practice Program Leader
Mark Walton, Vice-President, Strategy, Partnerships and Performance

(as at December, 2014)

Expansion

The region that Halton Healthcare services is one of the fastest growing in Ontario. Halton Healthcare has initiated several ambitious capital projects in order to meet the needs of the expanding population. These include:

Georgetown Hospital redevelopment - a now-completed three-year project that has seen the hospital acquire a computed tomography scanner, a digital mammography suite and construct workspaces for these technologies.
Milton District Hospital modernization - a multi-faceted initiative, expected to be completed in spring 2017, that will see a new emergency department, a magnetic resonance imaging unit, a new maternal-newborn unit with dedicated Caesarian section operating suite.
new Oakville-Trafalgar Memorial Hospital - construction is complete on the new OTMH, located at Third Line and Dundas Street in Oakville. The new hospital will carry the historic OTMH name but will be three times the size of its namesake. It will house three magnetic resonance imaging and two computed tomography scanners and have 80 per cent single rooms for infection control and patient comfort. This hospital is not yet open for service but will open on December 13, 2015.

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