SLIDE 1
Integrated Comprehensive Care – Bundled Care
Better, Faster, Cheaper
February 27, 2013 | Dr. K. Smith
- ST. JOSEPH’S HEALTH SYSTEM (SJHS)
- ST. JOSEPH’S HEALTHCARE,
HAMILTON
CHARLTON CAMPUS is a tertiary care teaching centre, which includes the regional kidney transplant centre, oncologic surgery and a large acute care hospital. KING STREET CAMPUS provides
State-of-the-art, stand-
alone facility including a Surgery and Satellite Dialysis Centre. WEST 5TH CAMPUS provides specialized tertiary mental health services for residents of Central South Region in Ontario.
- No. of beds: 760
- No. of Staff: 4,432
Annual budget: $500 M Established: 1890 www.stjoes.ca
- ST. JOSEPH’S HOME CARE
SJHC provides a multitude
- f services that respond to
community needs. Mandate is to help people including the frail, elderly, and disabled, lead more independent lives. This is done through nursing, personal and home support, and volunteer services, as well as our Constant Care, Palliative Care, Healing Touch, With Seniors in Mind, and Corporate Health Programs.
- No. of beds: n/a
- No. of Staff: 164
Annual budget: $10 M Established: 1921 www.stjosephshomecare. ca
- ST. JOSEPH’S HEALTH
CENTRE GUELPH
- St. Joseph’s Health Centre,
Guelph has been serving the Guelph and Wellington community since it first opened as a refuge for the sick, injured, frail and the indigent in 1861. Today it is Guelph's leading, fully accredited, non-for-profit provider of resident long term care, complex continuing care, and rehabilitation services.
- No. of beds: 235
- No. of Staff: 340
Annual budget: $30 M Established: 1861 www.sjhh.guelph.on.ca
- ST. JOSEPH’S LIFECARE
CENTRE, BRANTFORD
SJLC is a multigenerational place of care, hope and
- education. The new
concept of health care combines long term care with Brant County’s first hospice as well as a centre for research and
- academics. The SJLC
commitment to the Mission and philosophy of providing compassionate care will never change.
- No. of beds: 205
- No. of Staff: 165
Annual budget: $11 M Established: 1955 www.sjlc.ca
- ST. JOSEPH’S VILLA -
DUNDAS
SJV has built a new vision
- f long term care; one that
understands that “there’s no place like home”. SJV staff embrace the mission; providing compassionate care with dignity and
- respect. Over $70 million
in new buildings transformed the Villa and Estates into a modern home able to meet the needs of seniors and their families.
- No. of beds: 452
- No. of Staff: 306
Annual budget: $22 M Established: 1879 www.sjv.on.ca
- ST. MARY’S GENERAL
HOSPITAL, KITCHENER
SMGH provides adult, acute care to people in Waterloo Region and
- beyond. As home to the
Regional Cardiac Care Centre SMGH provides a full range of cardiac care including surgery, angioplasty, and pacemaker insertions. SMGH continues to meet the needs of the community, recently
- pening a 100,000 sq.
- ft. addition.
- No. of beds: 160
- No. of Staff: 921
Annual budget: $120 M Established: 1924 www.smgh.ca
SJHS TOTALS BEDS = 1,800 BUDGET = $683M
INTERNATIONAL OUTREACH PROGRAM
International Outreach has been bringing good intentions to life around the world since 1986. From Haiti to Uganda to Sudan, IOP partners with developing countries to provide training in current medical and nursing techniques, transport basic medical supplies, and make donated equipment operational. International Outreach is funded by the Sisters of St. Joseph of Hamilton, Canada and supported by member
- rganizations and friends of St. Joseph's Health System. Projects are aimed at building capacity for sustainable programs; teams include physicians, nurses, biomedical engineers, and other healthcare personnel.