A Hospital visit or stay can be a source of major stress for patients. Staff shortages, not enough beds, limited operating room time—all of this adds to that stress. Patient well-being is intimately tied to the well-being of our care staff.
Patient well-being is achieved through technologies that allow for less invasive procedures. It is also achieved through complementary treatments, such as a multi-sensory room, massage therapy and cancer comfort kits. For care staff, access to leading-edge equipment allows them to work in the best possible conditions. And translates into precision, speed, safety and success.
A multi-sensory room is a relaxing room equipped with technology to stimulate the senses and encourage patients hospitalized at the geriatric unit to move as a means to reduce the stress that comes with hospitalization.
The multi-sensory room helps reduce aggression and apathy, stimulate their senses, ease their pain, improve their sleep and encourage sociability. Thanks to you, our elderly patients will recover faster!
Ysabelle Grégoire-Arbour, Head of the General Medicine Unit
This redevelopment will transform access to essential exams for thousands of patients. By enabling faster and more accurate diagnoses, it will help deliver the right care more quickly.
Dr. Jean-François Cloutier, Chief of Surgery
At the request of the ENT, gynecology, and urology teams, the Fondation Hôpital Charles-Le Moyne has committed to funding the development of a brand-new space on the 6th North floor to bring together all non-digestive endoscopic procedures.
This $2.6 million project will increase access to specialized exams—especially those crucial for early cancer diagnosis—reduce wait times, and offer patients a welcoming and modern environment that aligns with best clinical practices.
Thanks to your generosity, this new space will become a reality. You will help meaningfully improve the care journey of thousands of patients while also supporting university teaching and the recruitment of medical specialists at Hôpital Charles-Le Moyne.
This robot will make a world of difference in the daily lives of patients who are in pain as they wait for a prosthesis. They’ll be able to resume active lives!
Dr. Hai Nguyen, Orthopaedic Surgeon specialized in knee and hip replacements
Caroline Macé
Director, Major Gifts and Planned Giving
514 606-3907
caroline.mace@fhclm.ca
Sylvie BouchardDirector of Major Gifts and Planned Giving450 466-5487sylvie.bouchard@fhclm.ca
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