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Hospitals - District of Rainy River

Ontario's hospitals provide round-the-clock care to patients, including emergency, surgical, specialized chronic care, mental health, complex continuing care and rehabilitation services. Hospitals work with other parts of the health care system to provide coordinated care to patients.

 
These services are located in District of Rainy River
Atikokan Health and Community Services  
120 Dorothy St, Atikokan, ON  P0T 1C0 		807-597-4215
Riverside Health Care  
110 Victoria Ave, Fort Frances, ON  P9A 2B7 		807-274-3261
Riverside Health Care - Emo Health Centre  
170 Front St, Emo, ON  P0W 1E0 		807-274-3261 Ext 5500
Riverside Health Care - Fort Frances - La Verendrye Hospital  
110 Victoria Ave, Fort Frances, ON  P9A 2B7 		807-274-3261
Riverside Health Care - Rainy River Health Centre  
115 Fourth St, Rainy River, ON  P9A 2B7 		807-274-3261 Ext 6500

These services are located outside of District of Rainy River, but provide service to District of Rainy River.
Dryden Regional Health Centre  
58 Goodall St, Dryden, ON  P8N 2Z6 		807-223-8200
Hospital for Sick Children (The)  
555 University Ave, Toronto, ON  M5G 1X8 		Switchboard: 416-813-1500
Patient Inquiry: 416-813-6621
Lake of The Woods District Hospital  
21 Sylvan St W, Kenora, ON  P9N 3W7 		807-468-9861 ext 2243
Red Lake Margaret Cochenour Memorial Hospital  
51 Hwy 105, Red Lake, ON  P0V 2M0 		807-727-3815
St Joseph's Care Group  
35 Algoma St N, Thunder Bay, ON  P7B 5G7 		807-343-2431
Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre - Hospital  
980 Oliver Rd, Thunder Bay, ON  P7B 6V4 		807-684-6000

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