Cambridge Memorial Hospital, in consultation with the Region of Waterloo Public Health, declared a COVID-19 outbreak on Wing B, Level 4, Medicine B Unit on November 13. As a result of this declaration, a no visitor will be permitted in hospital until there are no new cases for 14 days - see Visiting and COVID-19 page for exceptions. Signage has been posted at entrances and on the Medicine B Unit. Cleaning and disinfection of the environment has been enhanced in this area, and precautions have been implemented for staff and volunteers.
Rehabilitation
About This Program
The rehabilitation team provides support to patients to maximize recovery from illness and return to the highest level of functioning possible.
Rehabilition includes working with the following patient conditions:
- Stroke
- Brain Dysfunction & Neurological Conditions
- Hip Fractures and Total Joint Replacements
- Limb Amputation
- Pain Syndromes
- Cardiopulmonary Conditions
- Debility & Medically Complex Conditions
Services
CMH has 14 regional rehabilitation beds, admitting patients from hospitals and communities in Waterloo Wellington.
Up to six of the 14 beds are designated for stroke rehabilitation.
What I Need to Know
Please bring any personal assistive devices that you require for your appointment. For example, any communication or mobility device you many need like a walker, hearing aid, etc.
Referral Process
The Rehabilitation unit at Cambridge Memorial Hospital accepts patients from across the region through Waterloo Wellington CCAC. For more information, please visit their website.
Contact
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