Your support is life-saving.

This year, your gift will impact Internal Medicine, breast care screenings and diagnosis, advanced resuscitations, and better, faster results from our laboratory; all in the name of better patient outcomes.

Your support is life-saving.

This year, your gift will impact Internal Medicine, breast care screenings and diagnosis, advanced resuscitations, and better, faster results from our laboratory; all in the name of better patient outcomes.

Outstanding Care – For Life

We pride ourselves on fast, accurate diagnosis and exceptional care delivered by expert, caring medical staff and supported by a caring community.

Every Donation Makes a Difference

A new hospital is on the horizon for us, but the horizon is the end result. Our community’s healthcare needs won’t wait until we have a new building.

This year, your gift will impact Internal Medicine, breast care screenings and diagnosis, advanced resuscitations, and better, faster results from our laboratory; all in the name of better patient outcomes.

90% of funding is donated by our community.

90% of all medical equipment & technology is funded through community support of our Foundation.

Despite what you might believe, the Government does not fully fund healthcare in Ontario. At the Collingwood General & Marine Hospital, over 90% of all medical equipment & technology is funded through community support of our Foundation. Our caring and generous community ensures that our healthcare teams can continue to deliver fast, accurate diagnosis and exceptional care.

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  • The only constant in life is change.

    The only constant in life is change.

    To everything turn, turn, turn The ancient Greek philosopher Heraclitus is known for his concepts on change, famously coining the phrase, “the only constant in life is change”.  As we enter the Fall season, a time for transition, a time for letting things go, we are able to find joy and comfort in all that…

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  • Women aged 40 and over can now self-refer to the Ontario Breast Screening Program.

    Women aged 40 and over can now self-refer to the Ontario Breast Screening Program.

    Beginning October 8th, women over the age of 40 can now self-refer for publicly funded mammograms through the Ontario Breast Screening Program (OBSP). This expansion will provide an additional one million women with easier access to essential screening services, facilitating early detection and treatment of breast cancer. CGMH screened its first newly eligible patient through…

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