RMH is blessed to have an incredibly talented and giving team of volunteers who love the Ross and want to help.
On the frontline, behind the scenes, and even from their homes, our volunteers put in tens of thousands of hours to enha…
The Ross Memorial Hospital’s commitment to quality patient care received special recognition this week by surveyors from Accreditation Canada, when they awarded the Hospital the highest possible level of accreditation: Ac…
RMH is proud to be ranked Number 1 in province for January 2016.
Dr. Bert Lauwers, RMH President and CEO, is delighted to announce that RMH’s provincial ranking for Emergency Department performance has lea…
Every patient’s stroke and recovery is different. Patients’ paths vary significantly. However, the emotional struggles patients endure are familiar. The Peers Fostering Hope program, developed by the March of Dimes…
For the past four years, RMH did not receive any increase in Ministry funding despite inflationary pressures. In addition, the Ross received $1.124M less funding in 2015/16 due to health system funding reform.
The Ross Memorial Hospital family is pleased to welcome Leap Year Baby, Hadley Molly James, born on February 29th, at 7:54pm.
Hadley was born ten days earlier than expected to parents Caitlin and Dustin James of Lindsay. She weighed 6 lbs 5 oz.
On December 17, 2015, the Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care (the ministry) launched a discussion paper titled Patients First: A Proposal to Strengthen Patient-Centred Health Care in Ontario.
Alley and Nick look at their baby with eyes full of wonder – and pure joy. He’s five hours old. But they’ve been waiting eight years to hold him.
“We always wanted to start a family,” Alley says from her bed in the RMH Maternity Ward.
In response to questions from the community, RMH President and CEO Dr. Bert Lauwers sent the following letter to the editor of the Kawartha Lakes This Week to clarify information about the hospita…
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