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This is the place where you come when you need help.
People count on us when they have heart attacks, strokes, high-risk pregnancies, cancer, sick babies, respiratory failure and life-threatening injuries or illnesses.
This is where people turn to help overcome some of the most difficult moments in their lives, and where we care for them every step of the way.
This is where people turn to help overcome some of the most difficult moments in their lives, and where we care for them every step of the way.
Patient care by the numbers
24,000+ admissions
115,000 emergency & urgent care visits
17,000 surgeries & procedures
2,000 babies delivered
234,000 imaging exams
318,000 clinic visits
3,000,000+ lab tests
115,000 emergency & urgent care visits
17,000 surgeries & procedures
2,000 babies delivered
234,000 imaging exams
318,000 clinic visits
3,000,000+ lab tests
This is the place that cares for our region.
We provide care to a region of more than 500,000 people across southeastern Ontario and all the way north to James Bay.
People come to us for care not available in their community, like heart and brain surgery, life support, stem cells, radiation and advanced imaging.
We’re also a community hospital caring for the less acute needs of residents in the Kingston area.
People come to us for care not available in their community, like heart and brain surgery, life support, stem cells, radiation and advanced imaging.
We’re also a community hospital caring for the less acute needs of residents in the Kingston area.
This is the place where donations save lives.
We depend on the support of donors in our community to fund things like state-of-the-art equipment and essential infrastructure upgrades. The generosity of our donors through our fundraising partners at University Hospitals Kingston Foundation has created spaces like Breast Imaging Kingston, purchased essential tools such as thermometers, and funded projects such as the second MRI.
This is the place where people are transforming care.
Thousands of different people come together and make KHSC a great place to work.
As one of the region's largest employers, we are home to nearly 6,000 staff, more than 650 credentialed medical staff, 2000+ health-care learners and 1,000 volunteers. Each of these people ensure we provide high quality, compassionate care.
We're a team on a mission to transform care, together.
This is the place to learn, discover and grow.
As a leading centre for research and education we attract some of the nation’s brightest learners to pursue their health-care education. Together with Queen’s University, we train post-graduate students to become the health-care professionals of tomorrow. Our cutting edge research has also earned us the title of one of Canada’s Top 40 Research Hospitals.
Research & education by the numbers:
24 educational institution partners across the country
2,000+ learners
600 active research projects
2,000+ learners
600 active research projects
This is the place where partnerships improve care.
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Working closely with our patients
Partnering with patients and families on decisions impacting their health care experiences is at the core of everything we do. We’ve teamed up with 110 patient experience advisors who sit on committees and task forces to ensure decisions respect patients’ needs, values and preferences.
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Supporting community hospitals
Partnering with regional hospitals, we offer world-class care, closer to home. With more than half of our patients coming from outside the Kingston area we support a number of community hospitals and host highly specialized regional care programs including:
Cancer
Cardiac
Stroke
Renal
Trauma
Neurosurgery
Pediatrics, neo-natal, high-risk obstetrics
Inpatient mental health
Cancer
Cardiac
Stroke
Renal
Trauma
Neurosurgery
Pediatrics, neo-natal, high-risk obstetrics
Inpatient mental health
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Partnering to transform the healthcare system
We play a key leadership role for the Frontenac, Lennox and Addington Ontario Health Team. Working with more than 300 partners we’re coming together to build a better, more integrated, team-based health-care system.
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Harmonizing our digital systems
Together with hospitals from across the region we’re implementing a digital health information system called Lumeo, to transform the way organizations share patient-related data, regardless of where an individual is being served in Southeastern Ontario.
