Supporting Equipment

In every industry, keeping pace with advances in equipment and technology is critical to success. In healthcare, these investments are not only crucial – they can also save lives.

Many people do not know...

Although hospital operating funds come from Ontario’s Ministry of Health, communities are responsible for funding capital equipment. This is where you come in.

Community donations help us to continuously invest in medical equipment and technology at Northumberland Hills Hospital – they ensure that when a surgeon reaches for a surgical scope, a nurse connects a patient to an IV pump, a technologist performs a CT scan after a trauma, a lab tech uses the centrifuge to separate cells for an exam, and so many more daily moments of care, the equipment they need is available at their fingertips.

While it takes a compassionate and skilled medical team to directly provide care, it takes a dedicated and generous community to ensure the equipment needed to do so is available not if, but when it is needed.

Having a strong hospital doesn’t just happen. With continuous investment, we can enhance and expand the care provided, support the attraction and retention of talented clinical expertise, improve the quality of life of our patients and the community, and ultimately save more lives.

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Breast Cancer Awareness Month
For years, community support has helped bring vital breast health technology and resources to NHH. This October, we’re raising funds to modernize our breast health program with a new 3D mammography, advanced ultrasound, bone density scanning, and wire-free localization technology. Learn more about key investments to be made here.
 

Together, we can bring the benefits of new technology to those who depend on our hospital, while supporting earlier detection and improved comfort for patients like Summer.

“When you donate to NHH, you may never know exactly whose life your donation touches, but there is a very good chance it will eventually be someone you know,” shares Summer. “Donations aren’t just buying equipment. They’re helping give people answers. They’re helping shorten the distance between uncertainty and diagnosis. And they’re helping healthcare professionals provide the kind of care they want to provide.”

Please click here to read Summer’s full story.