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Togus VA breaks ground on a new facility for substance use disorder treatment, offering beds for vets needing mental health & addiction care.

With the Ministry of Children and Family Development, there appear to be no benchmarks to reach and no client feedback.

Nearly one month after Muskoka Algonquin Healthcare released its controversial redevelopment plan, dozens of physicians have now submitted a counter-proposal that they say is more equitable.

CLIFTON —  The Clifton-Fine Hospital has received $150,000 in Community Foundation grant funding to transform the 75-year-old hospital into a more modern, patient-centered facility.  …

VINTON — Virginia Gay Hospital Health Care Foundation celebrated those in our community who have made significant impacts in philanthropy, service, and support of VGH at the 3rd Annual Legacy

A SCHEME supporting carers who use their homes to look after vulnerable adults has been rated good in its first Care Quality Commission (CQC)…

Staff writer kkellar@fortfrances.com Riverside Foundation for Health Care is celebrating a significant legacy donation from a long-term supporter, as well as the huge impact it will have on health care in the District. According to Foundation director Allison Cox, the Foundation was named in the estate of Olive Eisenhauer, who passed away last November. Olive and her late husband Ike were already celebrated at La Verendrye Hospital, having previously donated $50,000 across their lifetime. T...

High praise for Isle of Wight Shared Lives scheme in first CQC inspection The Shared Lives service was launched to provide more options for people to be able to live full lives, as members of their communities, in a home they could call their own, with the care and support they need Shared Lives was inspected in April and was given a good rating by inspectors. Living independently in their community Launched in 2018, the initiative helps people with learning or physical disabilities, autism, a ...

The Isle of Wight Council's director of adult social care and housing needs has announced her retirement.

Ongoing ill health following major spinal surgery last year had led Dr Carol Tozer to make the difficult decision to stand down