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N.B. urgent care centre open twice a week - Vimarsana News

N.B. urgent care centre open twice a week

A new urgent care centre on Fredericton’s north side is hoping to take some of the pressure off the Dr. Everett Chalmers Hospital emergency department, despite being open just two days a week.

N.B. news: Campbellton obstetrics unit staying closed - Vimarsana News

N.B. news: Campbellton obstetrics unit staying closed

Vitalité Health Network confirmed Tuesday that, despite its recruitment efforts, Campbellton Regional Hospital’s obstetrics and gynecology unit likely won’t open in the coming year.

Appointments available for Fredericton-area residents without primary care providers - Vimarsana News

Appointments available for Fredericton-area residents without primary care providers

Fredericton residents finally have another option to see a health-care provider in person without needing to go to the emergency room.

Source: cbc.ca
Fired Horizon CEO's grievance decision offers behind-the-scenes glimpse of health changes - Vimarsana News

Fired Horizon CEO's grievance decision offers behind-the-scenes glimpse of health changes

A labour adjudicator's decision in the grievance of the former CEO of Horizon Health Network over his public firing by the premier offers a glimpse of what goes on behind the scenes when health-care changes are made in New Brunswick.

Source: cbc.ca
More sexual assault nurse examiners to be hired, says Horizon Health - Vimarsana News

More sexual assault nurse examiners to be hired, says Horizon Health

Horizon Health Network hopes to hire about seven sexual assault nurse examiners in the coming weeks for program that was criticized for lack of staff.

Source: cbc.ca