Reasons to Give

Help Port Perry’s medical team respond to urgent patient needs.

Here are some statistics from our 2023/2024 year:

  • 19,084

    Number of emergency department visits.

  • 1,939

    Number of patients cared for in our in-patient unit.

  • 6,931

    Number of surgeries.

  • 255

    Number of babies born and welcomed in the New Life Centre.

  • 2,790

    Number of CT scans performed from when it began service in June 2023.

  • 105,802

    Number of blood tests.

Did you know?

Quality health care is stretched beyond what is possible solely from provincial healthcare funding. Quality health care also depends on the investment of caring individuals and businesses – people like you. Over the past five years alone, community support through Port Perry Hospital Foundation has equaled nearly $5 million in grants to Port Perry Hospital for enhancements to health care services.

Grants made possible through donations over the past few years include:

  • Diagnostic Imaging (DI) Equipment

    Introducing a brand-new CT Scanner to Port Perry Hospital for the first time – made possible thanks to the Here for You $4 million fundraising campaign.  As well for the DI department, equipment like vital signs monitor, a blanket warmer, and most recently the arrival of a new and updated ultrasound unit with echocardiogram capabilities.

  • Emergency Department Equipment

    Four highly efficient patient monitoring systems, new patient stretchers to provide a bit more comfort at the worst of times, new overhead trauma lights and Hamilton transport ventilator. Most recently, a state-of-the-art GlideScope, improving intubation process in emergencies.

  • Surgical Unit Equipment

    CMAC video laryngoscopy system used for unexpected difficult airways, surgical laparoscopic tower, portable SonoSite ultrasound unit, 14 vital signs monitors, 4 Telemetry Telepacks so patients requiring cardiac monitors can be more mobile, CADD Solis Pumps and an updated bladder scanner.

  • Lab Equipment

    Plasma Thaw Bath for rapid thawing of fresh plasma for trauma patients, a Sero-Fuge designed for blood cell washing and separation procedures, and urinalysis equipment.

  • New Life Centre Equipment

    Easy access and height adjustable bassinets so new recovering moms can more easily lift their newborn(s), sleep chairs for birthing partners, and new phototherapy systems to help babies with jaundice. Soon to arrive wireless fetal monitoring systems.

  • Equipment for all Areas

    Including five manual defibrillators to ensure lifesaving care is readily available throughout the hospital as well as on medical transport, and state-of-the-art AEDs across the hospital site.

We thank our community for your support to make the above possible. Visit our Fundraising Priorities page to see our current priorities. Together, we can continue to provide the very best in health care for our community.