Cambridge Memorial Hospital

Cambridge Memorial Hospital Cambridge Memorial Hospital offers acute care services such as surgery, emergency care, birthing, etc.

Cambridge Memorial Hospital offers acute care services such as surgery, emergency care, birthing, women and children’s care, medical care, intensive care, mental health care, full diagnostic services and laboratory services. It employs over 1,200 dedicated and skilled health care professionals, technicians and staff, 280 physicians and 500 volunteers, all of whom provide exceptional care and service to residents of Cambridge, the township of North
Dumfries and the Region of Waterloo. Cambridge Memorial Hospital is proud to be a smoke-free facility. Whether you are a visitor or prospective patient, you can be assured that each member of the CMH team is fully committed to providing you with superior and compassionate care and service.

It might look like just another machine, but for our teams, it makes a big difference.Our Medical Device Reprocessing De...
04/08/2026

It might look like just another machine, but for our teams, it makes a big difference.

Our Medical Device Reprocessing Department (MDRD) recently added a third washer to support the thousands of instruments used in surgeries and procedures every day.

This team works behind the scenes to clean, inspect, sanitize, and prepare equipment for safe use. Every single step helping protect patients.

“We’re very excited to be able to do our job better with the health of our patients in mind,” shared MDRD’s supervisor.

Sometimes, it’s the work you don’t see that matters most.

About 1,400 Canadians are waiting for a life-saving organ transplant. You are the difference. Logan Boulet passed away o...
04/07/2026

About 1,400 Canadians are waiting for a life-saving organ transplant. You are the difference.

Logan Boulet passed away on April 7, 2018. His wish to be a registered donor was fulfilled by his parents. He went on to save six lives.

Today, in honour of his memory and to raise awareness during Be A Donor Month, staff came together today to wear green, raising awareness about the impact of organ donation. One organ and tissue donor can save up to eight lives and enhance the lives of 75 others.

Learn more: https://www.giftoflife.on.ca/en/
Trillium Gift of Life Network

Most young adults don’t think about their liver health. But early signs can be easy to miss.During Liver Health Month, C...
04/01/2026

Most young adults don’t think about their liver health. But early signs can be easy to miss.

During Liver Health Month, CMH welcomed Vanessa Wojtala, Founder & President of , to speak to staff about why awareness matters earlier than we think.

The learn session highlighted key takeaways:
1⃣ Liver risks in young adults often go unnoticed
2⃣ Stigma and silence can delay necessary care
3⃣ Early, supportive conversations can prevent serious disease.

Through CMH’s Regional Liver Health Centre, CMH is pleased to be the first clinic to participate in the Early Signals Initiative, helping young adults to better understand their risk and feel more comfortable talking about liver health.

Because conversations early make all the difference.

Early Signals Initiative: https://www.cmh.org/node/388
Learn more about LAF: https://liverawareness.org/

CMH was honoured to join the Waterloo Regional Health Network (WRHN) Indigenous Health Team at the 16th Annual Conestoga...
03/25/2026

CMH was honoured to join the Waterloo Regional Health Network (WRHN) Indigenous Health Team at the 16th Annual Conestoga Traditional Pow Wow on March 21, 2026. At the booth, we engaged with Indigenous community members and allies, asking what helps make hospitals feel more welcoming and how we can better support Indigenous communities. Alongside these conversations, we shared information about the CMH Indigenous Art Installation Project and Diversity Bursary.

Thank you to Conestoga College and the WRHN Indigenous Health Team for the opportunity to listen, learn, and celebrate Indigenous culture together.

Come one, come all-National Service Dogs’ annual Easter Egg Hunt is back, and it’s for pups of all sizes 🐾This Good Frid...
03/24/2026

Come one, come all-National Service Dogs’ annual Easter Egg Hunt is back, and it’s for pups of all sizes 🐾

This Good Friday (April 3, 2026), “paws” what you’re doing and join in on the fun, while supporting an organization close to your heart. Proceeds from this event help fund the training and care of service dogs who support individuals with autism, PTSD, and more.

Speaking of more...

Sold separately from event registration is a change to win a round-trip flight for two, generously sponsored by WestJet 🛫

At Cambridge Memorial Hospital, we’ve seen firsthand the impact of service dogs through Ember, our beloved facility dog. From offering comfort during difficult moments to brightening the day with her wagging tail, Ember reminds us how powerful the human-animal bond can be.

Come show your support for NSD by coming out for a DOGGONE time, and don’t forget your pup!

To find out more details and to register visit Come one, come all-National Service Dogs’ annual Easter Egg Hunt is back, and it’s for pups of all sizes *paw emoji* *egg emoji*

This Good Friday (April 3, 2026), “paws” what you’re doing and join in on the fun, while supporting an organization close to your heart. Proceeds from this event help fund the training and care of service dogs who support individuals with autism, PTSD, and more.

Speaking of more...

Sold separately from event registration is a change to win a round-trip flight for two, generously sponsored by WestJet *airplane emoji*

At Cambridge Memorial Hospital, we’ve seen firsthand the impact of service dogs through Ember, our beloved facility dog. From offering comfort during difficult moments to brightening the day with her wagging tail, Ember reminds us how powerful the human-animal bond can be.

Come show your support for NSD by coming out for a DOGGONE time, and don’t forget your pup!

👉For more details and to register visit: https://nsd.on.ca/

Every step taken to confront discrimination is an important milestone.International Day for the Elimination of Racial Di...
03/21/2026

Every step taken to confront discrimination is an important milestone.

International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination (March 21, 2026) commemorates the tragic events of March 21, 1960, when 69 peaceful demonstrators were killed by police while protesting apartheid laws in Sharpeville, South Africa.

This day reminds us of the profound harm caused by racism and calls on all of us to continue building a culture grounded in inclusion, respect, and equality.

Everyone experiences loneliness. People with Down syndrome and other intellectual disabilities often face it more freque...
03/20/2026

Everyone experiences loneliness. People with Down syndrome and other intellectual disabilities often face it more frequently due to barriers to inclusion, relationships, and community participation.

This year's theme, Together Against Loneliness, encourages us to build connections, foster belonging, and come together as a community where all feel valued, supported, and included.

On March 21, 2026, wear brightly coloured socks and help raise awareness for the rights, inclusion, and well-being of people with Down syndrome.

The vibrant Francophone community enriches our hospital and region through language, culture, history, and art. At CMH,...
03/20/2026

The vibrant Francophone community enriches our hospital and region through language, culture, history, and art. At CMH, we are proud to have reputation of Francophones in both our staff, and the patients we care for.

Annually, on March 20th, International Francophonie Day recognizes the global Francophone community and their contributions.

MERCI to the 320+ million Francophones globally, and especially those in our own community, for the perspectives, and voice you bring to CMH.

You help make us who we are!

Held annually on the same day as the Spring Equinox (March 20, 2026), Two-Spirit and Indigenous LGBTQQIA+ Celebration an...
03/19/2026

Held annually on the same day as the Spring Equinox (March 20, 2026), Two-Spirit and Indigenous LGBTQQIA+ Celebration and Awareness Day is a time to come together, learn, and celebrate the Two-Spirit and Indigenous LGBTQQIA+ Community.
This day originated in 2022 through the Community-Based Research Centre. While it is not yet an official national observance, it is increasingly recognized across Canada, celebrating the diversity and radiance of Two-Spirit and Indigenous LGBTQQIA+ people.
At CMH, we are committed to advancing health equity and reconciliACTION. Join us as we recognize this day by learning more about Two-Spirit history, culture, and the unique challenges they face, and continuing this learning journey every day. Together, we can work towards a more inclusive, culturally safe environment for all.

As we commemorate Nowruz, we acknowledge the ongoing conflict in Iran and across the Middle East. Our thoughts are with ...
03/19/2026

As we commemorate Nowruz, we acknowledge the ongoing conflict in Iran and across the Middle East. Our thoughts are with everyone effected by these events.

Nowruz, also known as Iranian or Persian New Year, celebrates the arrival of spring and is observed on the day of the Spring Equinox (March 20, 2026). For over 3,000 years, this holiday continues to unite diverse cultures across the world including Iran, Central Asia, the Caucasus region, Balkan states, and beyond in a celebration of life, renewal, and the triumph of light over darkness. A central part of Nowruz is the Haft-Seen table, a meaningful display of symbolic items that represent health, growth, and new beginnings.

To all those celebrating, Nowruz Mobārak (Happy Nowruz)! May the year ahead bring peace, joy, and renewal to you and your loved ones.

This year, Eid al-Fitr is expected to fall on Thursday, March 19, marking the end of Ramadan. Eid celebrations typically...
03/18/2026

This year, Eid al-Fitr is expected to fall on Thursday, March 19, marking the end of Ramadan. Eid celebrations typically begin with a congregational prayer followed by social gatherings and shared meals. Other common traditions include charitable donations and gift-giving. To all those celebrating, Eid Mubarak! May this special time bring peace, happiness, and prosperity to you and your loved ones.”

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