Where

The Ottawa Hospital (TOH) was formed in 1998 through the merger of three hospitals: the Civic, General and Riverside. TOH consolidated services at its three main campuses to ensure patients receive the best possible medical care.

The Royal Ottawa Hospital’s Psychiatric Emergency Services were transferred to TOH, as were The Grace Hospital’s Medical/Surgery Services.

TOH was complete when The Ottawa Regional Cancer Centre was integrated into TOH in 2004, and The Rehabilitation Centre in 2005.

The University of Ottawa Heart Institute—Canada’s largest and foremost cardiovascular health centre—delivers world-class care to The Ottawa Hospital’s cardiac patients.

Our expertise and drive has made us the busiest hospital in Ontario, and our three bustling campuses are important community touchstones for the populations we serve.

Caring for the Region

The Ottawa Hospital (TOH) offers comprehensive, high quality, patient-focused health-care services in both official languages to a community of 1.2 million people in Ottawa and Eastern Ontario.

TOH has a variety of specialty centres and programs including:

• Arthritis Centre
• Cancer program
• Chest Diseases Centre
• Eye Care Centre
• Foustanellas Endocrine and Diabetes Centre
• High-risk obstetrics and prenatal services
• Mental health
• Mohs Surgery Clinic
• P.A.R.T.Y. (Prevent Alcohol and Risk-Related Trauma in Youth)
• Regional Geriatric Program for Eastern Ontario
• Rehabilitation Centre
• Trauma services
• University of Ottawa Eye Institute
• Weight Management Clinic – Bariatric Surgery Centre of Excellence
• Women’s health

Fast Facts:

• 17,631 area in square kilometers
• 1.2 million residents
• 14,581 babies delivered annually
• 20 hospitals
• 1 Community Care Access Centre
• 10 community health centres (plus satellites)
• 62 long-term care homes
• 35 mental health agencies
• 26 addictions / problem gambling agencies
• 19 substance abuse support programs
• 58 community support service agencies