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Brett McKay, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter When her 18-month-old son’s symptoms worsened, caused by an RSV infection that had progressed to pneumonia, Tracee Moneta rushed him to the emergency department in Elk Point, only to learn there was no doctor available on site. Moneta said this wasn’t the first time an unexpected service disruption at…
Back when Trudeau was Prime Minister of Canada… the first Trudeau, June Crone became a founding member of the present Hardisty Hospital Auxiliary, in November 1971. Prior to that, she had been a member of St. Anne’s Hospital Auxiliary for eight years, bringing her total volunteer years to 53. During a Canada 150 barbeque in…
Alberta Health Services announced on Friday, June 29, that full-time Emergency Department services were once again available at the Hardisty Health Care Centre, beginning on Monday, July 4.
During their recent Open House, Hardisty Town Council told residents about changes at the Hardisty Medical Clinic.
Due to a lack of physician coverage, the Emergency Department (ED) at the Hardisty Health Centre will be temporarily reducing its hours of operation next month.
The Health Quality Council of Alberta released the findings of their Long-Term Care Family Experience Survey last week, and Galahad Care Centre rated in the top five in the province, with an overall satisfaction rating of 9.5 out of 10.