Welcome to Erie Shores HealthCare's Website

Our team here at Erie Shores HealthCare wants to illustrate the actions we have taken with our staff, medical staff and volunteers for their safety and the safety of the public. .
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Can’t make your diagnostic imaging appointment? Call and cancel. Free up a space for another patient. It could help save a life. Erie Shores HealthCare has never been busier - please let us know as soon as possible if you need to cancel an appointment so we can arrange for another patient to come!

Interested in joining us as a Volunteer? We’re looking for members young and old to help us provide compassionate care close to home

We provide the following diagnostic imaging services for both inpatient and outpatient referrals:
- Ultrasound
- CT scan
- Radiology (X-Ray)
- Mammography

ESHC currently is home to 58 inpatient beds and a range of patient programs and services inclusive of a 24/7 Emergency Department, Ambulatory Care and more! Click on our programs and services to find out more - We continue to grow and adapt to the communities we serve!

Congrats for yet again meeting the Cancer Care Ontario surgical wait times targets! These targets represent timely surgery for our patients with a cancer diagnosis in our community!

The Provincial target is 90% and ESHC is consistently surpassing that at 100%!

A generation from now, we want Essex County to be a prosperous place where children have the ability to achieve their dreams and reach their potential.
Find out how we’re supporting this intiative.

Check out what our friends at ESHF did for our campaign: Care Happens Here!
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Erie Shores HealthCare has developed a new health aid card expected to help migrant workers. Find out how we’re reaching out to all our communities.
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Help Us To Continue Doing What We Do!

ESHC is aware of the incident - Check out our newsroom for more.

Ontario is protecting the health care system against fraud by ensuring the final transition to a more secure photo health card. As of July 1, 2020, red and white health cards will no longer be accepted for Ontario Health Insurance Plan (OHIP) services. .
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