What does GBGH mean in HOSPITALS

Georgian Bay General Hospital offers a wide range of specialities including Primary Care, Emergency Medicine, Obstetrics & Gynecology, Psychiatry, Cardiology, Nephrology and more. Our hospital is committed to providing top-notch care with modern facilities and knowledgeable staff.

Visiting hours for inpatient units are from 1pm until 8pm daily. All visitors must check in at the main entrance prior to entering the hospital or unit and must adhere to our infection control protocols. We ask families to limit their visits to no more than two visitors per patient at any one time and urge them to remain respectful of other patients’ rights during their visit.

Medical records stored at Georgian Bay General Hospital can be accessed online via MyHealthPortal. Patients who wish to gain access to their medical information can register on the site using their provincial health number and create a secure account. This allows you to view appointments, test results, medications and other details related to your care while being protected by strong encryption algorithms.

Yes! We offer an after-hours clinic that operates from 5pm-10pm on weekdays and 11am-5pm on weekends and statutory holidays. The clinic is staffed by a team of primary care providers who specialize in family medicine and are able to provide treatment for minor illnesses or injuries such as sinus infections, colds or sprains while avoiding long wait times associated with busy Emergency Departments during peak periods.

Yes! Our multi-faith Spiritual Care Team provides religious capacity for all faiths in addition to grief counseling, end of life care and stress management services for patients receiving care at our hospital. Our Spiritual Care Team is composed of chaplains trained in pastoral care skills who are committed to honouring values within different faith traditions.

For inquiries regarding volunteer opportunities please contact our Volunteer Services Department directly via telephone (705-526-1300 ext 8866) or email ([email protected]). Our staff will be glad to answer any questions you may have as well as provide helpful information about ways you can contribute your time towards making a difference in people's lives here.

Yes, due to the threat posed by COVID 19 there are restrictions on visitation policy right now within our hospital premises. While we understand how important it is for family members or close friends to stay connected with loved ones throughout this difficult period we kindly ask that people do not visit unless absolutely necessary so that we may keep both our patients and staff safe from potential exposure risk.

Yes! There is plenty of designated parking spots available for visitors around the entrance area as well as further back near Emergency Room entrance area along Barrie Road/Highway 400 junction where multiple levels of motor vehicle types can easily pull up, park securely and make their way in quickly without any hassle.