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Rockyview General Hospital

When you make a gift as a grateful patient or family member, you have the opportunity to express gratitude and share messages of thanks to staff who made a difference to you. Your gift will make a difference to care today – and into the future for others!

 

ABOUT ROCKYVIEW GENERAL HOSPITAL

Rockyview General Hospital is Calgary’s second largest hospital site. Located in the city’s Southwest, it provides acute, outpatient, critical care, surgical, medical, neonatal intensive care, mental health, seniors, women’s and emergency health services. The facility is home to two units dedicated to acute care geriatrics and is the major urology and ophthalmology referral center with a public eye clinic that provides services to patients across southern Alberta and parts of British Columbia.

A new program, Complex Care Hub – Hospital at Home (CCH), opened in February 2018. The program admits patients directly from the Emergency Department to the care of the CCH team. Although patients are considered in the care of the hospital, they remain at home and receive diagnostic and treatment support from the CCH team and Community Paramedics.

Spotlight Specialities

  • Ophthalmology
  • Gastrointestinal (GI) and Genitourinary (GU)
  • Seniors health
  • Mental health services
  • Orthopedics
  • Complex Care Hub – Hospital at Home (CCH)

Quick Facts

1966 Opened

634 Beds

2,900 Staff

280 Physicians

20,000* Patients Admitted
*2023 data

81,000 Emergency Visits

18,000 Surgeries

4,200 Births

124,587 Medical outpatients (per year)

Support Rockyview General Hospital

Recovery from a brain emergency is possible

The lives of healthy, active people can change in an instant – mere seconds – as a result of a brain emergency. Your gift to Calgary Health Foundation this holiday season will help our family of hospitals improve neurocritical care specialty services.

Supporting frontline care

Healthcare heroes continue to care for us in our greatest time of need. Your donation will help our care teams as they remain tirelessly committed to ensure that every person receives the best care they need when they need it.

As someone living with a chronic bowel disease, the expansion at Rockyview General Hospital will be an important step in enhancing care for thousands of Albertans who suffer from bowel disease and rely on quick access to GI services to get a proper diagnosis, treatment options and care.

Krista Deveau

Rockyview General Hospital

Stories

Breakthroughs happen and lives are transformed at Rockyview General Hospital every day. Here are just a few examples.

Hero in Health: Claudette Westerbeek

For 43 years, Claudette Westerbeek has dedicated herself to nursing. She works as a Clinical Nurse Educator at Rockyview General Hospital.

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Life-saving care for our most vulnerable patients

Pamela knew her daughter would face an uphill battle when Sophia was born at just 23 weeks, weighing a mere 657 grams. But from the beginning, baby Sophia was a fighter.

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Ensuring quality improvement practices are applied to nursing

Since becoming a nurse, Nikita Baker’s goal has been to provide appropriate, sustainable, and evidence-based care.

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Hero in Health: Angela Cheng

Angela Cheng not only actively supports her staff, but is also dedicated to improving patient care, and making positive changes on her unit. That’s what makes Angela our Hero in Health!

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Resilient NICU baby triumphs thanks to exceptional care

After having three children with relatively normal pregnancies, Adrienne McKnight and Patrick Nolan had taken for granted that pregnancy number four would be much like their previous children.

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Grateful three times over for the NICU

It’s difficult enough to think about having one child who requires the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU), but for Shane King and his wife Tanya, their whole world became the NICU when their triplet daughters required its care.

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