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Kemptville District Hospital is a 40-bed acute care hospital located in the rapidly growing Eastern Ontario municipality of North Grenville, 30 minutes south of Ottawa. Our services include 24-hour emergency care, inpatient care, advanced orthopaedic surgery (as a satellite of The Ottawa Hospital), and outpatient care. We are an integrated health services organization with deep partnerships in our community and region. With our partners in the Ottawa West Four Rivers Ontario Health Team, we are collaborating on a new model of health care delivery that puts patients, families and caregivers at the centre of the health care system.
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SophiePhysiotherapy Assistant / Occupational Therapist Assistant 
“I chose a career in health care because I love helping people, working with a team and being in a busy environment. Physiotherapy feels like a real purpose; I can see the results and watch my patients making progress. It’s really rewarding work.
I played sports growing up – soccer and downhill skiing – so how our bodies work has always interested me.
Working here is a wonderful experience because of all the great people I get to work with and interacting directly with patients. I’m also a volunteer firefighter in North Grenville because I know how important it is to help people.”
“I’d like to share about the beautiful experience I had in your ER last week. To begin, the woman at the COVID screening station was so kind and understanding. She even allowed my five-year-old and myself to sit outside for our lunch, so I could give him some fresh air and room to move around. Our time with Dr Brisebois was possibly the best experience I’ve ever had with a physician. He was so kind and patient. He listened to my concerns as a parent. He validated our experience and shared plenty of information, and was just a rare gem in the medical field.”
Jacquelyn
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Ontario Health East serves nearly 3.7 million people who live in diverse urban and rural communities, from Pickering to Deep River to Hawkesbury. We fund and monitor health system performance at a local level. By working locally, we can meet the unique needs of our region, improving patient access to the right services, at the right time, in the right place. It also allows for careful future-state planning, making sure our communities get the care they need now, and in the future.View All PartnersPartners
We work with great partners who share our commitment to build healthier communities. We are proud be allied with the following organizations – each is an essential part of an integrated health system.