Monica’s Story: Grateful for Care at Home
Life can change in a blink. That was the case for Monica when her husband, Lloyd, was diagnosed with dementia. Suddenly, the couple was thrust onto a different path and needed support.
Life can change in a blink. That was the case for Monica when her husband, Lloyd, was diagnosed with dementia. Suddenly, the couple was thrust onto a different path and needed support.
This Physicians’ Day, take a moment to honour the care providers who show up for us, and for each other. Make your Say Thanks donation today.
CHIFs — or Community Health & Information Fairs — provide critical access to health care for newcomer and marginalized groups who often struggle to navigate the health care system and ensuring no one is left without answers.
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For Fiona, an eternal bond to North York General Hospital (NYGH) wasn’t first forged when her own health changed in a blink. It began many years prior, with the care NYGH gave to the people she loved most.
As Valentine’s Day approaches, Eunice reflects on their journey with gratitude and love. “NYGH is the place that brought us together,” she says. “In Canada, this is our family.”
Erin Yuet Tjam and Joe Cho were our top Stellar Moments fundraisers, demonstrating the power of community-driven generosity.
Every day, the staff at North York General Hospital (NYGH) go above and beyond to deliver exceptional care. Through the Say Thanks program, grateful patients and families can honour those who have made a lasting impact.
On a snowy morning in late January, my 85-year-old mother was walking when she suddenly slipped and hit her head. Thankfully a passerby saw her and called 911 and she was transported to the Charlotte & Lewis Steinberg Emergency (ED) at NYGH.