A key element of the new Children’s of the McGill University Health Centre is the “single-patient room of the future.” In recognition of a commitment of $100,000 to the Best Care for Children Capital campaign, a single patient room will be named in honour of Andy Collins for Kids at the new Montreal Children’s Hospital.
Single Patient Room at the Montreal Children’s Hospital
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Here is a story about one of the special projects we’ve donated to: Leslie Bronstetter and I attended a moving ceremony. It was a rare occasion to see “face to face”...
The World Society for Paediatric and Congenital Heart Surgery
The World Society for Pediatric and Congenital Heart Surgery, established in 2006, has rapidly become the largest organization in the world of pediatric and congenital heart surgeons coming from over...
Head Trauma Prevention
The primary goals of the MCH’s trauma program are to provide world class care to trauma patients thanks to a dedicated multi-disciplinary team AND to prevent trauma and injury among children and...
On the Tip of the Toes Foundation
Since 1996, the On the Tip of the Toes Foundation has organized therapeutic adventure expeditions for young people living with cancer. These adventures are much more than just wilderness outings; they...
Bone Anchored Hearing Aid Program
The Montreal Children’s Hospital Audiology Department was one of the first in Quebec to evaluate and fit children with this specialized hearing device. MCH ENT specialists and plastic surgeons from the...
Art Therapy
At the Montreal Children’s Hospital, art therapists use the creative process of art-making to improve the physical, mental, and emotional well-being of individuals. It involves giving patients art material and quiet time...
Single Patient Room at the Montreal Children’s Hospital
A key element of the new Children’s of the McGill University Health Centre is the “single-patient room of the future.” In recognition of a commitment of $100,000 to the Best Care...
Dr. Clown
In paediatric hospitals, therapeutic clowns meet children of all ages, from babies who are just a few weeks’ old, to young children and teenagers. They have to adapt to different physical...
