Lake-The Woods District Hospital Community

Lake of the Woods District Hospital (LWDH) is a 75-bed acute care facility located in Kenora, Ontario, dedicated to providing quality patient-centered care to the residents of Kenora and surrounding communities. The hospital offers a range of services, including emergency care, diagnostic imaging, rehabilitation, and specialized mental health and addictions programming. With nearly 100 years of service and multiple expansions to meet the growing needs of the population, LWDH is actively working towards the development of a new facility in partnership with local communities and health organizations. The hospital also emphasizes reconciliation by allowing patients to self-identify as Indigenous and has an Indigenous Patient Relations Department to support this initiative. Generated from the website

Lake of the Woods District Hospital (LWDH) is a 71-bed acute care facility situated in Kenora, Ontario, overlooking the picturesque Lake of the Woods. With a dedicated team providing quality patient-centered care to residents of Kenora, surrounding communities, and seasonal visitors, LWDH offers a range of services including emergency care, outpatient services, diagnostic imaging, rehabilitation, and surgical procedures. As a fully accredited hospital under the national standards of Accreditation Canada, LWDH is committed to meeting the healthcare needs of the region through partnerships with the Kenora Chiefs Advisory, Ontario Ministry of Health, and local communities. With plans for a new facility underway to better serve the growing population, LWDH also offers specialized programs for mental health, addictions, and indigenous patient relations. Generated from their website

Lake of the Woods District Hospital (LWDH) is a 75-bed acute care facility located in Kenora, Ontario, serving the local community and seasonal population with a dedicated team focused on quality patient-centered care. The hospital offers a range of services, including emergency care, outpatient services, and specialized programs in mental health and addictions, all while being fully accredited under national standards. With nearly a century of history and multiple expansions to meet growing community needs, LWDH is currently collaborating with local partners to plan a new hospital facility. The organization also emphasizes reconciliation and inclusivity, inviting patients to self-identify as Indigenous and maintaining a commitment to respecting the traditional lands of the Anishinaabe people. Generated from the website