Niagara Health Takes Gradual Approach to Resuming Services

Thursday, 4 June 2020 06:00

By Marcie Culbert

He says the health and wellbeing of all Niagara Health patients, staff and physicians is their top priority.

Executive Vice President Derek McNally is asking everyone to be patient as Niagara Health gradually resumes its clinical services.

He says the COVID-19 pandemic is not over yet, so all practices must reflect this new reality.

McNally is asking everyone to be patient as they work to book appointments.

You will be contacted once your surgery or appointment has been scheduled, so you should not have to contact the hospital.

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