Places of care Canada

Stanton Territorial Hospital is the largest hospital in the Northwest Territories. It plays a central role in the delivery of acute care in the region, and is an integral part of the Government of the Northwest Territories' integrated approach to health care. The hospital offers a full range of health services to patients in the Northwest Territories and the Kitikmeot region of Nunavut. It has several care units, including medicine, obstetrics, pediatrics, psychiatry and surgery. The hospital also offers ambulatory services such as specialized consultations, rehabilitation and diagnostic services. Stanton Territorial Hospital also has a long-term care unit, offering long-term residential services for adults. Hand sanitizer dispensers are available throughout the hospital, and smoking is prohibited on the premises.

Mount Sinai Hospital is a clinic located in Côte Saint-Luc, Canada, in the province of Quebec. It offers a three-week in-house pulmonary rehabilitation program, including classes and exercises. The program is aimed at patients from all over Quebec who would not otherwise have access to pulmonary rehabilitation. Patients are admitted to hospital for the duration of the program. Training sessions cover topics suggested by the websites Mieux Vivre avec une MPOC and Mieux Vivre avec une fibrose pulmonaire.

Grey Nuns Community Hospital is an acute care hospital located in the Mill Woods area, south of Edmonton, Alberta. The hospital provides a full range of health services to a diverse and growing urban community in southeast Edmonton. The 363-bed hospital was opened in 1988. Grey Nuns Community Hospital is part of the Medicare health care system.