MGH campus transformation
MGH’s campus transformation continues with major renovation work. Patients and visitors can expect to experience noise, hallway closures and detours around the hospital. Learn more about our campus transformation.
MGH’s campus transformation continues with major renovation work. Patients and visitors can expect to experience noise, hallway closures and detours around the hospital. Learn more about our campus transformation.
#CountdownToThomsonCentre shares the features of Michael Garron Hospital’s (MGH) new Ken and Marilyn Thomson Patient Care Centre, also known as the Thomson Centre, which opens to patients, families and caregivers on January 23, 2023. Follow along as we count down to the opening by marking different milestones and highlighting the ways the Thomson Centre helps improve the care MGH provides the community!
This week, we’re highlighting MGH's new four-level parking garage below the Thomson Centre.
The entrance to the new parking garage is located on Sammon Avenue between Coxwell Avenue and Knight Street.
Once parked, individuals will take dedicated parking elevators upstairs to the Thomson Centre where they can conveniently access patient registration and our outpatient and inpatient areas.
The Thomson Centre parking garage opened to the public on November 1, 2022! Access the parking garage by using the entrance on Sammon Avenue between Coxwell Avenue and Knight Street.
The upper floors of the Thomson Centre will not officially open until January 2023. Therefore, individuals using the garage before then will be guided through a designated route to the current hospital. For more information, please visit our parking page.
Want to learn more about MGH’s new Ken and Marilyn Thomson Patient Care Centre? Check out other stories in our #CountdownToThomsonCentre series.
#CountdownToThomsonCentre shares the features of Michael Garron Hospital’s (MGH) new Ken and Marilyn Thomson Patient Care Centre, also known as the Thomson Centre, which opens to patients, families and caregivers on January 23, 2023. Follow along as we count down to the opening by marking different milestones and highlighting the ways the Thomson Centre helps improve the care MGH provides the community!
This week, we're highlighting the new Chronic Disease Unit in the Thomson Centre.
MGH’s new Chronic Disease Unit helps improve chronic disease care and management for the East Toronto community.
The unit is on the second floor of the Thomson Centre. It is part of the hospital’s Outpatient Program.
Placing MGH’s three largest chronic disease outpatient programs beside one another in one dedicated space helps make frequent visits more convenient for patients and allows teams to more effectively collaborate on patient care.
The streamlined access to these centres greatly benefits the East Toronto community where there are higher rates of chronic diseases, such as heart and pulmonary disease, compared to the general population.
Kidney Centre
Steel Canada Resources Ltd Chest Centre
Zeena & Farid Amarshi Family Cardiac Centre
MGH’s kidney, chest and cardiac outpatient programs are currently located on the existing hospital campus. These programs will transition to the second floor of the Thomson Centre, located at the corner of Sammon and Coxwell Avenues, this winter.
Patients who need care in these areas at MGH will be notified of the programs’ move in advance so they can successfully navigate to the Thomson Centre for appointments and visits.
Want to learn more about MGH’s new Ken and Marilyn Thomson Patient Care Centre? Check out other stories in our #CountdownToThomsonCentre series.