WINNIPEG — Health Sciences Centre Winnipeg is receiving $3.5 million from the province to hire additional staff and create a new addictions unit.
Winnipeg Regional Health Authority Articles
WRHA Slowly Resuming Home Care Services in Winnipeg
The Winnipeg Regional Health Authority says it will begin resuming home care services to clients this week.
WRHA Names Kaminski as New President, CEO
The Winnipeg Regional Health Authority has named Vickie Kaminski as the organization’s new president and CEO.
Seven Oaks ER to Transition to Urgent Care Centre on July 22
Seven Oaks General Hospital will become an Urgent Care Centre on July 22.
Concordia Hospital ER to Transition to Urgent Care on June 3
WINNIPEG — A date has been set for Concordia Hospital’s emergency department to officially be transitioned to an Urgent Care Centre.
Concordia Hospital Transitioning to Urgent Care Centre
WINNIPEG — The province has backtracked on its original plans for the pending Concordia Hospital emergency room closure, which will now be transitioned into an urgent care centre.
WRHA: Client Data Breached After Bag Stolen from Car
The Winnipeg Regional Health Authority says a bag was stolen last month containing the personal information of several clients.
Reactive Substance Partially Evacuates Health Sciences Centre
Some staff working at the Health Sciences Centre were evacuated Monday after the discovery of a reactive substance.
HSC’s New $233M Women’s Hospital Has Delivery Date
With an original opening date slated for 2016, the new Women’s Hospital at the Health Sciences Centre will now open December 1, 2019
Winnipeg Obstetrical Units to Increase Nurses After $2.3M in New Funding
WINNIPEG — An injection of $2.3 million from the province will increase nursing levels at the city’s two obstetrical units.
Winnipeg’s First Baby Boy of 2019 Born to City Doctors
WINNIPEG — The first baby of 2019 was born early Tuesday to two Winnipeg doctors. Saul Avi Udow was born at 12:25 a.m. weighing in at seven pounds, 14 ounces.
WRHA Diverting Ambulances Away from Concordia Hospital
WINNIPEG — A new protocol coming into effect will have ambulances diverted away from Concordia Hospital for the highest acuity patients.








