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Meet Rose… She’s a Community Builder

Rose and her late husband, Joe, care about their community.  Northumberland Hills Hospital is one of the organizations they have significantly supported for many years with their philanthropy.  Wanting to honour the memory of her husband, Rose reached out to the NHH Foundation and pledged a significant gift.  The Cat Scan Suite is now named the Joe and Rose Regan CT Suite.  The support extended to NHH by the Regans will touch the lives of our patients each and every day.

Rose, thank you for all you are doing to strengthen local health care.

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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.