Misericordia Health Centre

Name :

Misericordia Health Centre

Address  :

99 Cornish Avenue

Town  :

Winnipeg

State  :

Manitoba

Country  :

CANADA

Post Code:

R3C 1A2

Phone  :

204 774 6581

Fax  :

204 783 6052

Web URL  :

Specialization
  • Dentistry
  • Ophthalmology
  • Paediatrics
Facilities

Total Number Of Beds : 100


Description

About Us
Misericordia Health Centre has been providing quality faithbased health care to Manitobans since 1898

Today Misericordia plays a critical role within the Winnipeg Regional Health Authority We offer a diverse range of healthcare programs everything from walkin Urgent Care to Misericordia Place our 100bed personal care home People who need eye or dental surgery have broken an ankle or are living with a respiratory illness come to us for specialized care We also operate the Provincial Health Contact Centre including the provincial health information service Health LinksInfo Santeacute

Our Mission
To offer accessible quality health care to those in need in accordance with the Catholic tradition of ethical and spiritual values

Our Vision
Misericordia Health Centre is a leading provider of diverse healthcare services within the Winnipeg Health Region specializing in unique outpatient programs as well as care designed to meet the needs of an aging population

MHCs culture of compassionate faithbased care is built on the values of the Misericordia Sisters Our warm and welcoming environment is holistic meeting the medical physical emotional social and spiritual needs of every resident and patient

Our multicultural staff and volunteers live the Misericordia Sisters Mission in their delivery of clinical and service excellence We promote quality and patient safety through evidencebased practice and research We work together in strong interdisciplinary teams dedicated to caring for our residents patients and each other

Misericordia is a vibrant community resource continuously evolving to respond to the changing healthcare needs of Manitobans The community we serve recognizes MHC as an innovative provider of health services through compassionate care teamwork and accountability to our stakeholders

Our Values
Caring Respect Trust


History

The Misericordia Sisters began their service here in Winnipeg in 1898 The Sisters played a strong role in the community taking care of young single mothers and their babies Their commitment was to serve a true reflection of their motto Compassion of the heart for those in need

The need for their caring service quickly grew Their early days foreshadowed the development of expanded service that would bring the Sisters healthcare provision to a new and broader base Their facility owned and operated by the Sisters eventually expanded and became known as the Misericordia General Hospital

During much of this early period service expanded to meet the growing needs of this thriving prairie community At that time funding came from charity and private payment for services Over the years funding later came from the province

More recently our facility ownership changed from the Misericordia Sisters to the Misericordia Corporation within the Archdiocese of Winnipeg Today funding for programs and services is administered through the Winnipeg Health Region and charitable donations
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