Western Memorial Regional Hospital and the Corner Brook Interfaith Cottages, both in Corner Brook, will receive $2.1 million in new equipment and upgrades, the provincial government announced today.
The Corner Brook hospital will receive $1.8 million in new equipment, including scope and equipment replacements, orthopedic equipment, MRI upgrades and four new dialysis machines, as well as $200,000 to renovate three rooms for bariatric (weight-loss surgery) patients.
Upgrades to walkways and roadways at the Corner Brook Interfaith Cottages will cost $75,000.
Health and Community Services Minister Susan Sullivan said the funding will improve health-care services.
“These facilities provide vital health and long-term care services to the residents of Corner Brook and surrounding communities,” Sullivan said in a news release.
“This funding will help ensure these services are delivered as effectively and efficiently as possible.”




