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Ontario investing $ 2,879,855 to improve Trillium Health Partners

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Published on July 12, 2017 with No Comments

Today Harinder Takhar, MPP for Mississauga-Erindale was at the Credit Valley Hospitalto make an announcement regarding funding of $ 2,879,855 which theTrillium Health Partners are receiving this year under the Hospital Renewal Infrastructure Fund to revitalize its facilities.
MPPTakhar was joined by Michelle DiEmanuele, President and CEO Trillium Health Partners, Bill MacLeod,
CEO Mississauga Halton LHIN for the announcement.
Ontario is continuing to strengthen and support hospitals in Ontario with repairs and upgrades to 131
hospitals this year, to provide patients with high-quality care in a safe and healthy environment.

Funding provided by the province under the HIRF (Hospital Infrastructure Renewal Fund) allows
hospitals to make critical improvements to their facilities, including upgrades or replacements to roofs,
windows, heating and air conditioning systems, fire alarms and back-up generators.
The 2017 balanced Budget includes a new $7-billion booster shot to health care, building on the
commitment made in the 2016 Budget. This investment will improve access to care, expand mental
health and addiction services, and enhance the experience and recovery of patients.
Ontario is increasing access to care, reducing wait times and improving the patient experience through
its Patients First Action Plan for Health Care and OHIP for Children and Youth Pharmacare – protecting
health care today and into the future.
QUOTES:
“These repairs and upgrades are crucial to ensuring all patients get the help they need now and in the
future. By upgrading our hospitals’ infrastructure, we are helping Ontarians get the best health care
close to home.”
— Dr. Eric Hoskins, Minister of Health and Long-Term Care
“The Government of Ontario is committed to providing best healthcare to all Ontarians and meet the
growing needs of the communities. This Hospital Infrastructure Renewal funding will help Trillium
Health Partners to make necessary repairs so that patients can have a comfortable and safe healing
environment”
— Harinder Takhar, MPP, Mississauga-Erindale
“Today’s funding provides a critical infusion of dollars to support the maintenance of infrastructure at
Trillium Health Partners. Importantly, it enables continued access to high quality care in an environment
that is conducive to patient comfort, healing and recovery.”
— Bill MacLeod, CEO, Mississauga Halton LHIN
“Delivering safe, exceptional care to our patients is our top priority. This funding will allow us to make
critical infrastructure repairs and upgrades across our three sites, such updating nurse call buttons to
improve patient safety, upgrading electrical infrastructure serving critical systems, upgrading our hot
water system delivery and modernizing some of our elevators, all to maintain the integrity of our three
hospital sites.”
– Michelle DiEmanuele, President and CEO, Trillium Health Partners
QUICK FACTS
 The province is investing $175 million in repairs and upgrades to hospitals this year through the
Health Infrastructure Renewal Fund (HIRF).
 HIRF was established in 1999 to assist hospitals in renewing their facilities.
 As part of the 2017 Budget, Ontario is also spending an additional $9 billion to support the
construction of new hospital projects across the province. This brings Ontario’s total planned
investment in hospital infrastructure to more than $20 billion over the next 10 years.
 The government’s investment of more than $190 billion over the 13-year period starting in 2014–15
is the largest infrastructure investment in the province’s history. It is helping to build new child care
spaces, schools, hospitals, public transit, highways and roads.

 

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