St. Peter's Hospital (Hamilton)
St. Peter's Hospital (Hamilton) is a healthcare facility located in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. It is part of the Hamilton Health Sciences network, a group of seven unique hospitals and a cancer centre. St. Peter's Hospital primarily focuses on providing specialized care for chronic disease management and aging.
History[edit | edit source]
St. Peter's Hospital was established in 1890 as a home for the aged. Over the years, it has evolved to become a leading healthcare institution in Hamilton, providing specialized care for complex continuing care patients and older adults.
Services[edit | edit source]
St. Peter's Hospital offers a wide range of services including palliative care, complex continuing care, and behavioral health services. The hospital also provides specialized programs for dementia care and geriatric medicine.
Palliative Care[edit | edit source]
The palliative care unit at St. Peter's Hospital provides care for patients with life-limiting illnesses. The focus is on improving quality of life and providing relief from symptoms.
Complex Continuing Care[edit | edit source]
The complex continuing care unit provides long-term care for patients with chronic illnesses or disabilities that require ongoing, specialized medical care.
Behavioral Health Services[edit | edit source]
St. Peter's Hospital offers behavioral health services to help patients manage behavioral and psychological symptoms related to dementia and other chronic conditions.
Research[edit | edit source]
St. Peter's Hospital is also a centre for research, particularly in the field of aging and chronic disease management. The hospital is affiliated with McMaster University, one of Canada's leading research-intensive universities.
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