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Outage Closes Pathstone Walk In Clinic at Branscombe Centre

Wednesday, 29 September 2021 08:57

By Tami Jeanneret

Off site locations in Port Colborne and Grimsby open and operating as normal

Pathstone Mental Health advising clients its services at the Branscombe Centre at 1338 Fourth Avenue in St. Catharines will be unavailable today.

The office suffered a major power outage last night effecting the internal systems in the Pathstone wing of the centre.

The doctors offices, pharmacy and other services in the Rankin Wing were unaffected.

Pathstone's Crisis & Support Line continues to operate at 1-800-263-4944.

While the in-person walk-in clinic at the Branscombe Centre is closed today, off-site locations in Port Colborne and Grimsby are open and operating as normal.

Appointments can be made today by calling 1-800-263-4944.

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