Saanich Peninsula Hospital Raises $15M for Urgent Renovations

BREAKING: The Saanich Peninsula Hospital & Healthcare Foundation (SPHHF) has officially achieved its ambitious fundraising goal of $15 million to renovate the Acute Care Unit (ACU) at the Saanich Peninsula Hospital. This urgent development comes as the community mobilizes to enhance healthcare services in the region, with renovations set to commence in the coming months.

CEO Heather Edward expressed profound gratitude, stating, “Because of the commitment and generosity of our community, we are able to move forward with a project that will have a lasting impact on healthcare on the Peninsula.” This significant milestone underscores the power of collective action in support of local healthcare facilities.

The forthcoming renovations promise to elevate the standard of care by improving efficiency, enhancing safety, and increasing patient privacy within the ACU. Planned upgrades include the installation of additional hand hygiene sinks, redesigned patient rooms, and new staff work areas. The reconfigured layout aims to maximize space for improved workflow, ergonomic design, and easier access to critical equipment.

“This is more than a renovation; it is a community-driven transformation that will enhance care, comfort, and dignity for every patient, visitor, and healthcare professional,” Edward emphasized in the announcement. This initiative is a testament to the community’s resilience and dedication to improving local health services.

The total $15 million raised reflects the overwhelming support from donors, illustrating the community’s commitment to its hospital. As the SPHHF embarks on this transformative journey, residents are encouraged to stay informed about future fundraising drives and how they can contribute to ongoing healthcare improvements.

For more information on the Saanich Peninsula Hospital & Healthcare Foundation and upcoming initiatives, visit sphf.ca. This is a pivotal moment for the Saanich Peninsula, and the community is poised to benefit from enhanced healthcare facilities that prioritize patient and caregiver needs.