Read our November editorial by Micaela Tesi, Corporate Communications Assistant of Stevenson Memorial Hospital (SMH), by clicking the link below. Cecilie’s Story: Exceptional Care at Stevenson Memorial Hospital Micaela brings you a moving story of a patient’s experience at SMH. The story

By: Kara Harris, Communications Coordinator, Stevenson Memorial Hospital Foundation As a mother of two and living in the New Tecumseth area, I know there’s nothing more important than the health and safety of our children. We do our best to protect

Stevenson Memorial Hospital is an institution that is necessary for us all. For that reason, we all need to support its existence. Through the work of skilled practitioners and modern science, the Hospital mends what is broken and heals what

By: Kara Harris, Communications Coordinator, Stevenson Memorial Hospital Foundation Contributor: Darlene Mcleod, Interim CEO, Stevenson Memorial Hospital Foundation Have you started planning for your retirement? As we navigate life, retirement planning becomes essential to securing our future and the legacy we leave

By: Kara Harris, Communications Coordinator, Stevenson Memorial Hospital Foundation At Stevenson Memorial Hospital, every patient’s journey showcases our healthcare professionals' exceptional care and dedication. Today, we share the story of John, a patient whose experience highlights our hospital's profound impact on

Stevenson Memorial Hospital is dedicated to the health and well-being of our community. As we plan for the future, we are asking the community to consider creating their legacy through helping to sustain our hospital's ability to deliver outstanding care

In the heart of our community stands a beacon of hope and healing: our local hospital. For many, it's more than just a medical facility; it's a place of comfort, support, and crucial healthcare services. Today, we want to share

William John Stevenson and Elizabeth Pringle were both born in 1807 in Scotland and emigrated to Canada in the 1860s, settling in Essa Township. Their grandson Theodore (T.P.) Loblaw, orphaned as a teen and raised by the Stevensons, established the

In our community, there's a heartwarming tale of generosity and goodwill starring a 10-year-old named Cohen. He's not your average youth; he's a guitar enthusiast passionate about making a positive impact. Last September, Cohen, now part of our Grateful Patient program,