We are pleased to share with you just a few of the stories of care and support that define St. Joseph’s Health Care, London.
Josiah's Journey off to a successful start
Josiah’s Journey Memorial Walk kicked off on July 25 in Springbank Park and it was a great success - raising more than $17,000 for the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at St. Joseph’s Hospital. read more...
Change or no change, Dream Lottery enhances lives
She might be more than $1-million richer, but Dream Lottery winner Robyn Sadler of London insists life isn’t that much different now. read more...
Remembering his roots
Seven-year-old Nick Alexander hasn't forgotten where he came from and is thankful for the care he received when he was born. read more...
The future of surgery today
The existence of the da Vinci system has given St. Joseph’s Hospital an exciting opportunity to take the lead as the first Canadian training site for this system. read more...
Home sweet home
Thanks to donations made through St. Joseph's Health Care Foundation's Season of Celebration campaign, resident comfort items such as bedside tables, shower trollies, new beds and mattresses were purchased this past year. These new items help make St. Joseph's Mount Hope Centre for Long Term Care feel more like home. read more...
Investing in technology — giving is a privilege
For the Seed family of London, giving is a privilege and a responsibility and their philosophy is helping to change lives. read more...
Veterans Dreams and Wishes Program
Dozens of athletes and one World War II veteran shared a very special day and had their dreams realized at the same time during the 2010 Canadian National Figure Skating Championships held in London. read more...
Research inspires hope
When he first made a gift of $5,000 in 1977, Colonel Tom Lawson could not have predicted the tremendous impact it would have on diabetes care and research. read more...
A story of trust — A London couple chooses St. Joseph's for their legacy gift
The Martins know St. Joseph’s Health Care, London will be there when they need care. And they have taken steps to be there for St. Joseph’s. read more...
St. Joseph's donors serve up healthy fare: Bertoldis recipe
The Difruscia family is a longtime supporter of St. Joseph’s Health Care, London. They also know a thing or two about how to enjoy a delicious and healthy meal and still eat out. read more...
A special salute — 2010 St. Joseph's Tribute Dinner
On any given day, the sweet and gentle sounds of Chopin, a German waltz, or the 1920’s classic hit “Whispering” fill the air and drift through the halls at Parkwood Hospital. Without fail, the lilting sounds beckon. Reaching the fourth floor lounge you become immersed in the light touch of a smiling Earl Langley perched at the piano. read more...
Breakfast of Champions presents Mary Walsh as featured speaker
An accomplished actress, comedian, and political satirist, Mary Walsh has been entertaining Canadians for more than 20 years. Best known for her roles in the critically acclaimed This Hour has 22 Minutes and CODCO, she is the recipient of more than 30 Gemini Awards and The Order of Canada.
But while Walsh was eliciting joy and laughter across the country with her well known characters, privately she was battling personal demons.
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Early detection saves Lives
For 15 years, Karoline had her annual mammogram at St. Joseph’s; there was never a problem - until last year. Learn how early cancer detection through MRI testing played an important role in her successful treatment. read more...
Comfort, empowerment and healing
As a residence supervisor, Leith was responsible for ensuring the well-being of students. On occasion, he accompanied women to St. Joseph’s Regional Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence Program (RSADVTC). Learn why this inspired him to make a gift of life insurance. read more...
Brightening lives... and warming hearts!
On July 11, Jakob surprised his parents, Shelley and Tim, by arriving a little early. Born at 26 weeks, he weighed only 2 lbs. Learn how ventilators and the incredible care and support at St. Joseph's helped Jakob as he grew stronger. read more...
A hospital for today and future generations
When he was four days old, Luc was diagnosed with a serious eye disorder, and at two weeks he underwent his first surgery to remove a cataract from his right eye. Learn how the care at leading-edge equipment St. Joseph's Ivey Eye Institute has helped him. read more... |