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NICU “Spring Fling” celebrates grads
St. Boniface Hospital is home to one of Manitoba’s only Neonatal Intensive Care Units (NICU), and every year dozens and dozens of little patients “graduate” from the unit and go on to live healthy lives.
To celebrate these graduates, SBH is hosting a Spring Fling on May 4, to bring together grads, their families, and NICU staff.
Patient Services Guide – All you need to know about being a patient or visitor at SBH
We know coming to a hospital can be stressful. This guide is designed to answer as many of your questions as possible and assist you and your loved ones while you are here. It will inform you of the wide range of services that we provide, in addition to helping you and your family navigate our facility.
St. Boniface Hospital unveils ‘Outside Light’ mural that benefits mental health patients
St. Boniface Hospital’s latest mural, officially unveiled today brings new light and colour to the previously-drab tunnel that many of our mental health patients and their loved ones use to access the McEwen Building.
MASH audit a success!
St. Boniface Hospital is now a SAFE Work certified facility after it recently passed an audit with the Manitoba Association of Safety in Healthcare (MASH) making us the first hospital in Winnipeg, and the first tertiary care centre in Manitoba to achieve this type of certification.
St. Boniface Hospital
St. Boniface Hospital has been providing leadership in health care on behalf of Manitobans since it was first established by the Grey Nuns in 1871.
The Everett Atrium serves as the main entrance for St. Boniface Hospital, located at 409 Taché Avenue.
A public space, it includes the main Inquiry Desk, several retail services available to patients, visitors, and staff , and leads to the Buhler Gallery, an art gallery open to all.
We invite patients and visitors to ask the staff at the Main Information Desk for directions and wayfinding.