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the potential of tomorrow
Every day people come to The Ottawa Hospital searching for answers; and every day, our innovative research brings hope to patients and their families. Every life changed, and every life saved through compassionate care and groundbreaking work at our hospital is made possible because of you.
We want you to be at our side; to help us push new discoveries and treatments forward, equip our team with the latest technology and equipment and ensure that our patients receive the very best care.
Creating Tomorrow
Rare pheochromocytoma tumour gives young man the battle of his life
Bryde Fresque needed a skilled team to come up with a diagnosis of pheochromocytoma – a rare tumour that left his future uncertain.
From leukemia patient to multi-marathoner – with a walker
Leukemia patient, Bob Hardy, had a 40% chance of survival. But hope was restored after treatment at The Ottawa Hospital.
Trauma and healing after explosion in Afghanistan
Bushra Saeed-Khan’s tour in Afghanistan was cut short after an IED nearly took her life. The Ottawa Hospital was ready to help her heal.
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Be Inspired
New approach to treating brain tumours changed young patient’s life
Following a decade of mini-seizures, Stefanie Scrivens was diagnosed with grade 2 oligodendroglioma. She would be one of the first to benefit from a new treatment option that could increase her chance of survival – and it’s working.
COVID-19 at The Ottawa Hospital – signs of hope one year later
A community that rallied to support our hospital, the race to find answers to a relentless virus, and the story of three nurses caring for COVID-19 patients during unprecedented times.
Rare pheochromocytoma tumour gives young man the battle of his life
Bryde Fresque needed a skilled team to come up with a diagnosis of pheochromocytoma – a rare tumour that left his future uncertain.
Specialized therapy helps teacher with traumatic brain injury make remarkable recovery
After sustaining a severe traumatic brain injury, doctors weren’t sure if Casey Delaney would ever walk, talk, or return to her passion for teaching ever again. Today, she’s back in the classroom thanks to specialized therapy at The Ottawa Hospital.
Life-long educator and writer leaves gift in his will after peaceful passing through the Medical Assistance in Dying program
Clarence Byrd was always keenly aware of how he wanted to live his life and what would happen when he was gone. He carefully planned how he would leave a gift in his will to The Ottawa Hospital to ensure his legacy as an educator would continue for years to come.
A day in the life of a trauma surgeon
Take a step inside the life of the people caring for patients at the region’s only Level 1 Trauma Centre and the highly-skilled team that comes together each time trauma patients come through our doors.
Promising new projects thanks to donor-supported COVID-19 Emergency Response Fund
With more than $2 million donated to combat COVID-19, two new research projects have received receiving funding thanks to community support.
Trauma and healing after explosion in Afghanistan
Bushra Saeed-Khan’s tour in Afghanistan was cut short after an IED nearly took her life. The Ottawa Hospital was ready to help her heal.
Determined local donor makes $500,000 match gift to honour healthcare workers
In honour of our healthcare workers, and to help make our community stronger, Dee Marcoux is taking action and matching donations up to $500,000.