Why your support matters

#1 community academic hospital. One of the Top 5 hospitals in Canada. One of the Top 100 in the world. One of the world’s best smart hospitals. 

— Newsweek Magazine

4,600
Babies welcomed each year, by one of the largest single site birthing centres in Ontario

500,000+
people searved each year in North York and beyond.

31,000
surgical procedures each year, utilizing 12 state-of-the-art operating rooms.

Our Charlotte & Lewis Steinberg Emergency is one of the busiest in Canada with more than
107,000 visits annually.
Compassionate Care: Every Moment, Every Person. North York General.

A Breath of Life: Nicole’s Life-Changing Journey at NYGH

Only days before Nicole McGlade arrived at North York General Hospital (NYGH), she was a healthy, active 36-year-old. But in a blink, the mother of two have found herself struggling for breath, her oxygen levels mysteriously and dangerously low.
Behind the Scenes of Donor-Driven Care at North York General

Behind the Scenes of Donor-Driven Care

Step just two feet into NYGH’s Charlotte & Lewis Steinberg Emergency, and you enter a space that is a true testament to community support. Yes, this is a fully-equipped emergency department, but thanks to the support of NYGH’s donor community, it’s so much more.
Nurse Inspired by Compassionate Care Shown at North York General.

Nurse Inspired by Compassionate Care Shown at NYGH

It was still dark outside when Peter walked through the front doors of the Charlotte & Lewis Steinberg Emergency at North York General Hospital (NYGH) at 6 AM.
Dr Geagea Reunited with Grace at North York General.

A Call to Give Back

Grace’s connection with NYGH had spanned several life events, from the birth of her two sons to the care her father received during his final months. But it was Dr. Geagea’s compassion that moved her to give back.
Dr Mohindra and Dr Sedjic, North York General Physicians, Working Together

In Conversation with Dr. Rohit Mohindra

Collaborating closely with Dr. Ervin Sejdić (Research Chair in Artificial Intelligence for Health Outcomes), Dr. Mohindra is currently working on an AI tool designed to optimize how young patients struggling with mental health are matched with the right care upon discharge from NYGH's Emergency Medical Services Unit (Purple Zone).
Jeffrey Reunites with Dr. Sanders at North York General

A Second Chance at Life: Jeffrey’s Gratitude to NYGH

When Jeffrey, a 69-year-old father and grandfather, came home from work on April 8, 2020, he didn’t know that his life was about to change dramatically.