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Mark your calendars for an amazing, fun, new event in support of Campbellford Memorial Hospital as local contractor Daniel Giddings joins forces with a local chef Dorset Mitchell to host a virtual event in support of Campbellford Memorial Hospital Foundation.
Daniel Giddings of GL Home Improvements and Chef Dorset Mitchell of Capers Tap House in Campbellford are partnering to present Sunday Afternoon with Chef Dorset. This virtual event invites residents to follow along as Chef Dorset prepares a traditional Grenadian meal.
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Photo Credit: Campbellford Memorial Hospital Foundation
The President and CEO of Campbellford Memorial Hospital has released a statement regarding the ongoing shutdown.
Varouj Eskedjian says there is currently no confirmed timeline for the vaccine to arrive in our local area.
He adds the CMH is working to do their part to keep our community safe and are supporting staff members in non-direct care or service roles, in working from home.
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Campbellford Memorial Hospital (CMH) has a forever reminder of how a community came together to support them in a time of need. A frame of four quilt blocks, made of fabric from the masks, gowns and scrub caps produced by the Campbellford Mask Makers is now placed in the CMH lobby.
The Campbellford Mask Makers Project began making gowns, scrub caps and masks for CMH in the spring of 2020, shortly after the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. Through the generous donation of fabric, buttons, pipe cleaners, elastic, thread and monetary contributions by the community, the Campbellford Mask Makers sewed and donated close to 2000 pieces to the hospital in a time when Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) was in short supply.
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Jan 7, 2021 1:41 PM
Campbellford Memorial Hospital (CMH) didn’t have water today (Jan 7) until 2:30 pm, due to an overnight crack in the cold-water supply.
It happened under the doctor parking lot (outside of the east wing at the hospital, next to Campbellford Memorial Multicare Lodge.)
A crew quickly showed up from Lindsay, to help fix the issue.
CMH thanks the Municipality of Trent Hills who assisted in this emergency repair as well.
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As COVID-19 persists over the holiday season, Campbellford Memorial Hospital is reminding residents to stay healthy and vigilant by following the region’s public health guidance. The CMH Emergency Department will continue to operate 24/7 throughout the holidays.
The Trent Hills COVID-19 Assessment Centre will have adjusted hours on Christmas Eve, open from 9 am until 1 pm. Business hours will resume to normal on December 28th by appointment only from 9 am to 5 pm in the old paramedic bay connected to CMH off Isabella Street. Residents looking to schedule an appointment are asked to call (705) 395-1801.
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