When Jordan self-harmed for the first time, it scared them and their parents, Kate and Tom.* The family turned to our hospital for support on their journey back to better mental health.
“If there’s something you can do to help people after you’ve gone, that gives you a good feeling,” says Rosaline Cameron. With the gift to Michael Garron Hospital she has planned in her will, she’s helping our future patients.
For Rachel and her family, one of the great things about living in East Toronto is being close to our hospital. That held true when her teenaged sons caught a debilitating stomach bug. Learn how our emergency team was there for them.
Our hospital is a destination of choice for over 750 physicians-in-training each year. Supportive educators, hands-on learning and modern education facilities built with the help of donors make all the difference.
It can be difficult for young people to access appropriate mental health support. Seeing this, the team at Michael Garron Hospital developed the Transitional Youth Program to connect them with the right help at the right time.
When he had a heart attack, Richard didn’t know what to expect. Find out how advanced cardiac care at Michael Garron Hospital helped him restart his life.
When Ron was diagnosed with prostate cancer, he learned he had multiple options for treatment at Michael Garron Hospital – including robotic-assisted surgery that could help him get his health and his life back faster.
Doctors elsewhere estimated that Josh Turner had a 2% chance of survival, and he'd be on a ventilator for the remainder of his life. But Josh’s mom Colleen Petrick never gave up hope. Here’s how the Michael Garron Hospital team changed Josh’s life.
Donors help ensure our teams are equipped to provide great care for patients who need us. Here’s a look at some of the items our generous community recently made possible.
Seeing Michael Garron Hospital’s leadership during the pandemic, Adrian and Ange Rocca were moved to support our frontline staff. Their impact on our hospital and our patients has only grown since.