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Horizon review underway after patient dies at Moncton ER - Vimarsana News

Horizon review underway after patient dies at Moncton ER

A patient who went to the Moncton Hospital's emergency department with a "serious health concern" was being monitored by staff and had some early testing completed while waiting to be assessed by the physician, said Horizon Health.

Source: cbc.ca
4 sex assault nurse examiners resign in wake of premier's comments - Vimarsana News

4 sex assault nurse examiners resign in wake of premier's comments

At least four sexual assault nurse examiners have resigned from Horizon's already understaffed program in the wake of comments by New Brunswick's premier about a Fredericton victim being turned away, which one nurse described as a "slap in the face."

Source: cbc.ca
Don't go to the ER if your injuries aren't life-threatening: Horizon Health - Vimarsana News

Don't go to the ER if your injuries aren't life-threatening: Horizon Health

Horizon Health is asking people not to visit the emergency rooms at two hospitals in New Brunswick this weekend, unless their medical needs are life-threatening.

Sussex ER faces closures for third weekend in a row - Vimarsana News

Sussex ER faces closures for third weekend in a row

For the third week in a row, Sussex ER is facing reduced hours. On Friday and Sunday evening, the ER will close because of a nursing shortage.

Source: cbc.ca
N.B. lowers 4th dose eligibility as COVID claims 4 more lives, hospitalizations nearly double - Vimarsana News

N.B. lowers 4th dose eligibility as COVID claims 4 more lives, hospitalizations nearly double

All New Brunswickers 18 or older can now get a second COVID-19 booster dose if at least five months have passed since their last dose, the government announced Tuesday.

Source: cbc.ca