“There was no question unanswered by the team at MSH. They gave me so much information that I felt prepared to make my own decisions. They didn’t make the decisions for me – they gave me the tools to feel comfortable making them myself.”
Michael, a volunteer language interpreter at Markham Stouffville Hospital who speaks English, Cantonese and Mandarin, recognized that his language skills could help patients feel more comfortable when they are at the hospital.
At Markham Stouffville Hospital (MSH), we are proud to serve one of the most diverse and culturally rich communities in the country. People from myriad of backgrounds and language groups come through the hospital doors each day.
As part of the Ministry of Health’s COVID-19 vaccination program, the COVID-19 Community Vaccination Centre located at the Cornell Community Centre officially opens on Tuesday March 2, 2021. Online appointments bookings for the vaccinations start on Monday, March 1, 2021.
Marie-Pier and Gabriel chose MSH to have their baby girl because they felt that the hospital’s reputation for childbirth was the best in Ontario. They were pleased to learn that they made the right choice: “We have had a really great experience (at MSH).
This is a flu season unlike any other. Getting the vaccine this year is more important than ever to help stop the spread of the influenza virus and protect ourselves, our loved ones and our community.
After retiring as a school principal, Susan Knetsch decided she wanted to volunteer to stay in touch with her community. It was important for her to find a role where she could continue to help others.
Sarah Wilson, senior corporate communications specialist, started her MSH career during the height of COVID-19. Read her first-hand account of what it was like.
