Cambridge Memorial Hospital

Cambridge Memorial Hospital Cambridge Memorial Hospital offers acute care services such as surgery, emergency care, birthing, etc.

Cambridge Memorial Hospital offers acute care services such as surgery, emergency care, birthing, women and children’s care, medical care, intensive care, mental health care, full diagnostic services and laboratory services. It employs over 1,200 dedicated and skilled health care professionals, technicians and staff, 280 physicians and 500 volunteers, all of whom provide exceptional care and service to residents of Cambridge, the township of North
Dumfries and the Region of Waterloo. Cambridge Memorial Hospital is proud to be a smoke-free facility. Whether you are a visitor or prospective patient, you can be assured that each member of the CMH team is fully committed to providing you with superior and compassionate care and service.

Having a white cane doesn’t define a person. It’s a tool that empowers and has become essential for safe navigation for ...
02/02/2026

Having a white cane doesn’t define a person. It’s a tool that empowers and has become essential for safe navigation for people who are blind or have a visual condition. An estimated 1.5 million Canadians identify as having a visual condition, this includes people with mild to very severe vision loss. Remember, always ask before helping and use descriptive language to make shared spaces more accessible.

White Cane Week is observed the first full week of February (2-8 Feb 2026) and raises awareness to reduce stigma towards people with vision loss.

Learn more: https://www.cnib.ca/en/resources/living-blindness/white-cane-awareness-project

January 27 marks 81 years since the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau. International Holocaust Remembrance Day (also call...
01/27/2026

January 27 marks 81 years since the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau. International Holocaust Remembrance Day (also called Yom HaShoah in Hebrew) honours the six million Jewish lives lost, the survivors, and reflects on the consequences of hatred and antisemitism. Learning is an essential part of preventing future atrocities.
Learn more: https://encyclopedia.ushmm.org/content/en/article/introduction-to-the-holocaust

CMHVA Co-president & Finance Director: Mark Squire“Hi everyone, my name is Mark Squire. I currently serve as the Finance...
01/26/2026

CMHVA Co-president & Finance Director: Mark Squire

“Hi everyone, my name is Mark Squire. I currently serve as the Finance Director and am honoured to be in the role of Co-President of the CMHVA. I joined the Board in October 2022, inspired by a desire to give back to our hospital and our community. My connection to CMH is deeply personal. My late wife, Donna, was a Registered Nurse on the B4 inpatient surgical unit from 2002 until her passing in 2021. She cared for this community with exceptional compassion and dedication.
Volunteering here is my way of honouring her legacy and continuing the spirit of service she embodied. I volunteer for her — and for the patients, families, and staff who make CMH such a special place.”
- Mark Squire

Follow CMHVA on Instagram: (https://www.instagram.com/cmhvolunteers/)

Cold temperatures expected overnight. Check out these cold weather safety tips!
01/26/2026

Cold temperatures expected overnight. Check out these cold weather safety tips!

CMH and WRHN are working together to meet the needs of the community.Recently, Patrick Gaskin and Ron Gagnon shared how ...
01/23/2026

CMH and WRHN are working together to meet the needs of the community.

Recently, Patrick Gaskin and Ron Gagnon shared how innovation and collaboration are strengthening healthcare across the region at the KW Chamber of Commerce’s Vision 1 Million event.

We are working closely with regional hospital partners through shared capacity, advocacy, and support to improve patient flow and strengthen continuity of care. Together, we are building a strong, sustainable workforce that can adapt to change so you can get the right care, in the right place, at the right time.

Watch the discussion here: https://youtu.be/K30rtDqYnhg

Greater KW Chamber of Commerce Waterloo Regional Health Network - WRHN

Cold temperatures are expected through the weekend. Stay warm, stay safe.
01/23/2026

Cold temperatures are expected through the weekend. Stay warm, stay safe.

Call for Directors.Do you have the passion, skills and experience to reimagine our health care services now and for the ...
01/23/2026

Call for Directors.

Do you have the passion, skills and experience to reimagine our health care services now and for the future?

If yes, consider joining our Board as a Director or a Committee Member. Cambridge Memorial Hospital (CMH) Board of Directors is seeking volunteer Directors to lead them through the next stage of health care transformation. Meetings are flexible, allowing both in person and online options.

Our future is one of hope. As a values-based organization dedicated to creating a diverse, equitable and inclusive environment, we are in the midst of a five-year journey to reimagine health care in Cambridge and North Dumfries.

We welcome all applications. In alignment with CMH’s current priorities, preference will be given to those who have knowledge and/or experience in the areas of legal affairs, finance/audit, human resources, and government relations.

Please share your interest by completing this Expression of Interest form by January 31, 2026 - https://ow.ly/e24j50XNLKL

Teams working closely together with other hospitals, primary care providers, and community organizations help ensure we ...
01/22/2026

Teams working closely together with other hospitals, primary care providers, and community organizations help ensure we deliver the best possible care.

That teamwork matters. It reflects the trust, connections, and support built under a shared sense of purpose. Thank you to our people for the work that led to this recognition as one of Canada’s Best Employers 2026.

Full release: https://www.cmh.org/node/394

Finding out you or your child have diabetes can be overwhelming – filled with questions, fear, and confusion. Jennifer B...
01/19/2026

Finding out you or your child have diabetes can be overwhelming – filled with questions, fear, and confusion.

Jennifer B., Clinical Educator for Diabetes, uses Barbie with Diabetes—donated through our wish list campaign—to help families navigate diagnosis and promote healthy conversations.

One parent shared that an essential part of coping with a diabetes diagnosis is reminding their son that “diabetes is something he has, not who he is.”

Read more: https://www.cmh.org/node/393

For more on the wish list: https://cmhfoundation.ca/wishlist/

Diabetes Canada

It's a warm and fuzzy feeling when community supports community. Grade 12 students from Jacob Hespeler Secondary School ...
01/15/2026

It's a warm and fuzzy feeling when community supports community.

Grade 12 students from Jacob Hespeler Secondary School — including organizers Kingston (pictured, left), Shae, Ben, Charlie, and Lincoln — did just that. They held a Teddy Bear Toss during their Girls Volleyball Spirit Game where more than 100 toys were donated to help bring comfort and care to patients at our hospital.

On behalf of our patients, we’re incredibly grateful to these students for stepping up and making a difference in their community.

Caring for a community starts with caring for the people who serve it. We're proud to share that Cambridge Memorial Hosp...
01/14/2026

Caring for a community starts with caring for the people who serve it.

We're proud to share that Cambridge Memorial Hospital has been named a Waterloo Area Top Employer for the second year in a row. From staff supporting each other to moments shared with our facility dog, Ember, this recognition belongs to the people who make our hospital what it is. Read the full release: https://www.cmh.org/node/392

Learn more: https://www.canadastop100.com/waterloo/

01/09/2026

A big thank you to for spreading smiles and cuddles at Cambridge Memorial Hospital this holiday season! CToday’s annual Teddy Bear Caper brings the community and local businesses together to donate and help bring comfort and joy with kids in the hospital each year.

We’re grateful to the many businesses who supported this program. Your generous toy donations will brighten young patients’ days, and the funds raised will help bring priority equipment to CMH, keeping care close to home.

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700 Coronation Boulevard
Cambridge, ON
N1R3G2

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+15196212333

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