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Kemptville District Hospital is a fully accredited healthcare facility offering an array of services, including 24-hour emergency care, advanced orthopaedic surgery and in-hospital care. We offer state of the art diagnostic imaging and a wide variety of medical and surgical specialists’ clinics. We also provide an expanding list of education and wellness programs for our communities.

24 Hour Emergency

Our Emergency Department is open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year to meet your emergency care needs.

Surgery

We offer orthopaedic surgery, including hip and knee replacements, as well as general surgery and endoscopy.

Outpatient Care

We offer a wide variety of specialists’ clinics for outpatients, from chiropody through sports medicine.

In-hospital Care

We will do our utmost to make your stay as comfortable and healing as possible. Here’s what to expect during your stay.

Convalescent Care

We offer Convalescent Care for people who no longer need to be in hospital, and yet are not able to return home.

Interim Long-Term Care

We provide interim long-term care for residents awaiting acceptance in their selected long-term care facilities. Our staff and volunteers create a very home-like atmosphere.

Diagnostic Imaging

We provide a variety of diagnostic imaging services, including x-ray, ultrasound, mammogram, and bone mineral density testing.

Education and Wellness

Our focus is on prevention and, for patients with chronic illnesses, helping to provide the skills to self-manage the illness.

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“This letter is written to express my utmost appreciation and heartfelt thanks to the Emergency Team at KDH. Last Tuesday morning I received a phone call from my teenage son Markus’s school informing me that he had inadvertently eaten a cookie containing peanuts. As he has a life-threatening peanut allergy, this was an immediate cause for concern. Markus was taken to the ER and immediately given a dose of norepinephrine, followed by an infusion after he had a second reaction. Markus was transferred to CHEO by ambulance later in the afternoon. As you can imagine, this was an incredibly impactful experience for Markus and my entire family. We have such respect for the wonderful work of the Emergency Team at KDH, to whom Markus owes his life. Everyone was caring, kind and professional. Special thanks go to Dr. Pelletier, Dr. Jones, and nurses Catherine, Heather, and Melissa."

Margret