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02/14/2026

Tyrique is a Security Supervisor at Halton Healthcare, and Pauline is a Registered Nurse in the Milton District Hospital Emergency Department. 💙

Their story began back in 2019, when Tyrique first noticed Pauline. He was a security guard, and she worked in the Emergency Department. Hoping to strike up a conversation, he jokingly pretended to be a Pokémon fan (knowing she loved it)… and it worked!

Fast forward to 2026, and they’re now married and have welcomed their first child.

Wishing Tyrique and Pauline, and everyone a very happy Valentine’s Day!❤️💌

02/14/2026

Tyrique is a Security Supervisor at Halton Healthcare, and Pauline is a Registered Nurse in the Milton District Hospital Emergency Department. 💙

Their story began back in 2019, when Tyrique first noticed Pauline. He was a security guard, and she worked in the Emergency Department. Hoping to strike up a conversation, he jokingly pretended to be a Pokémon fan (knowing she loved it)… and it worked!

Fast forward to 2026, and they’re now married and have welcomed their first child.

Wishing Tyrique and Pauline, and everyone a very happy Valentine’s Day!❤️💌

02/11/2026

Did you know Halton Healthcare has a dedicated team using data to help keep our hospitals running smoothly and support decision-making every day? 📊

This Love Data Week, we’re showing some love to our Performance Analytics team- the experts who transform complex data into clear, trusted insights for care teams and leaders across our sites.

From designing dashboards and scorecards to building standardized data models, their work helps power the wait times you see - supporting transparency and helping teams plan and improve access to care.

Their work supports programs across Halton Healthcare, including our Command Centre, and helps teams coordinate patient flow in real time, turning insight into action when it matters most.❤️💌

02/09/2026

Cold and flu season is here, and for parents, it can feel overwhelming.

Dr. Mohammed Hassan-Ali, Paediatrician at Georgetown Hospital, shares what parents should know, including common symptoms to watch for and simple ways to help protect your family.

We understand how challenging this time of year can be, and we’re here to help you feel informed, prepared, and supported.

02/06/2026

After years of unanswered eating challenges, this family found clarity and care at the Eating Disorder Clinic at Oakville Trafalgar Memorial Hospital, where their daughter was diagnosed with emetophobia.

Through a one-year, team-based approach that included counseling, medication, and exposure therapy, the clinic helped restore her confidence, joy, and health.

“They earned our daughter’s trust. Appointments went from fear to a welcome routine. They gave us our daughter back.”

Click the link for additional resources. https://halton.healthcare/kr78c

02/05/2026

Exciting News! Ontario Health has selected Halton Healthcare to lead two Central Region initiatives focused on Mental Health and Addictions and Orthopedics.

These new intake hubs will improve how referrals are coordinated, helping reduce delays and create a clearer, more connected path to care for patients and families across our communities.

🔗Visit the link to learn more. https://halton.healthcare/9rth6

01/26/2026

All Halton Healthcare outpatient clinics are open today and operating as scheduled. Snow removal is underway in parking areas, so please allow extra time and use caution, as surfaces may be slippery.

If weather or travel conditions make it difficult to attend your appointment, please contact your care team to rebook.

We would also like to extend our heartfelt thanks to our health care teams and local first responders who worked through the storm to ensure our community continues to receive care. 💙

01/22/2026

Frostbite or Hypothermia? Know the Difference.

As temperatures drop, it’s important to recognize the warning signs of cold-related injuries.

Our Health, Safety and Wellness team is sharing what to look out for, including the key symptoms of frostbite and hypothermia, so you know when to act and seek help.

Stay informed, stay prepared, and protect yourself and those around you this winter.

01/19/2026

Winter can be hard. Short days, cold weather, busy schedules, and the pressure of a New Year can quietly drain energy and motivation. For some, it can also trigger Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) — a real form of depression linked to reduced daylight.

Mental well-being is just as important as physical health, especially during the winter. Jason Barr, our Psychological Safety Consultant, shares a few practical ways to support your mindset this season.

You matter. Your mental health matters. And support is always within reach.

Need support? Click here to learn more https://halton.healthcare/zbzkh

01/15/2026

Snow shovelling can be harder on your heart than you think.

Sudden, strenuous activity in cold weather puts extra strain on your heart and can increase the risk of heart attack or stroke.

Robin Pohl, Cardiac Rehab Clinical Exercise Physiologist at Milton District Hospital, reminds everyone to pace themselves, take breaks, and listen to their body when shovelling snow.

⚠️ Higher risk if you are:
• An older adult
• Living with high blood pressure or heart disease
• Managing heart failure
• Usually sedentary

🚨 Watch for warning signs:
Chest discomfort, shortness of breath, dizziness, nausea, or unusual sweating.

✅ Shovel smarter:
Warm up, take breaks, push snow, when possible, dress in layers, stay hydrated, and stop immediately if symptoms appear.

If you’re a high-risk individual, consider asking someone to help, using a snowblower, or hiring a service, your heart is worth it.

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