10/21/2025
Gillian and Teresa, both Patient Registration team members, call Prince Edward County Memorial Hospital (PECMH) home—not just as a place of work, but as part of their community, their family’s history and their future. As the new PECMH takes shape, they share their excitement about its progress.
For Gillian, PECMH has long been a part of her family’s journey. From her parents to her daughter, generations have received care here. Living just 20 minutes south of the hospital, she understands firsthand the importance of local care.
“Having a hospital in our community means everything,” she said.
Teresa feels that connection too. Even those small moments, like seeing a family member cared for, she feels how deeply the hospital is rooted in the Prince Edward County community.
For both, the progress is exciting. Teresa often arrives early before her shift to watch the crane and work unfold. “The progress is incredible,” exclaimed Teresa. “Each day, there’s something new!”
Together, they’ve watched concrete, steel and mass timber come together, forming the framework of a hospital that will serve the community for generations to come. They’re proud to be part of this transformation.
Beyond the structural improvements, it’s the thoughtful details that truly stand out like natural light, easier navigation and welcoming spaces. These are the things that turn a hospital into a place of healing. Features like fewer confusing corridors, clearer signage, and access to windows may seem small, but they make a big difference in how patients and families feel the moment they walk through the doors.
Read more: https://quintehealth.ca/news-story/together-we-build-pecmh-team-spotlight-featuring-gillian-teresa/
Prince Edward County Memorial Hospital Foundation
Gillian Taylor and Teresa Stasiw, both Patient Registration team members, call Prince Edward County Memorial Hospital (PECMH) home—not just as a place of work, but as part of their community…
