Holiday Wish Book
This Giving Season, you can help make QCH’s holiday wishes come true by funding vital medical equipment for our care teams. Your generosity helps equip our healthcare teams with the essential medical devices they need when delivering the exceptional care QCH is known for — today and for generations to come. Every donation will be matched up to $50,000, doubling your impact for patients and families who rely on QCH.
2 needed for Respiratory Therapy – $28,400 each
This ventilator is a compact, versatile device that helps patients of all ages breathe safely—whether in the ICU, emergency department, or during transport. Its advanced design provides both invasive and noninvasive support and runs independently of external air or power, ensuring life-saving care anywhere in the hospital. For patients, it means stable, reliable breathing support when it’s needed most. For the medical team, it provides flexibility, safety, and confidence in critical moments. Your donation helps Queensway Carleton Hospital deliver lifesaving respiratory care when every second counts.
27 needed for the Surgical Suites -$7,500 each
Laparoscopic instruments let surgeons perform operations through small openings instead of large cuts. Using a tiny camera and precise tools, they can see and treat problems inside the body with great accuracy. For patients, this means smaller incisions, less pain, fewer complications, and faster recovery. For our surgical team, it provides better visibility and control during procedures. Investing in this equipment allows Queensway Carleton Hospital to offer safer, faster, and more comfortable surgical care, helping patients heal and return to their daily lives sooner.
1 needed for the Intensive Care Unit – $97,000 each
A Point-of-Care (POC) Ultrasound is a portable imaging device that allows healthcare providers to see inside the body in real time, right at the patient’s bedside. Using sound waves, it quickly shows images of organs, tissues, and blood flow—helping the team make fast, confident decisions without moving critically ill patients. For patients, this means quicker answers, faster treatment, and safer care. For medical staff, it means immediate insight to guide life-saving interventions. Funding this essential equipment ensures that every second counts—supporting rapid, accurate care and better outcomes for patients in the Intensive Care Unit at QCH.
3 needed for the Intensive Care Unit and Emergency Department – $7,000 each
Pacemakers help keep the heart beating at a steady, healthy rhythm. These small, battery-powered devices send gentle electrical signals to the heart when it beats too slowly or irregularly. For patients, pacemakers improve strength and stability, reducing dizziness and fatigue. They also allow care teams to monitor heart function closely and respond quickly if problems arise. Pacemakers strengthen Queensway Carleton Hospital’s ability to deliver safe, dependable care for patients with heart rhythm concerns, helping them recover quickly and live more comfortably.
4 needed for Cardiology – $86,000 each
A Critical Care Ventilator is a life-saving machine that helps patients who are too weak or ill to breathe on their own. It carefully delivers the right mix of air and oxygen to keep them stable and support their recovery. For patients, this means steady breathing, better protection for vital organs, and a greater chance of healing. For medical teams, it provides precise, real-time control to respond quickly to changes in a patient’s condition. Funding this essential equipment ensures every critically ill patient receives safe, reliable breathing support when it matters most—helping save lives and strengthen care at QCH.
18 needed for QCH – $5,200 each
Stretchers provide a safe, cushioned, and secure way to move patients within the hospital, from ambulances to emergency rooms or between departments. For patients, this means more comfortable transfers on modern, adjustable equipment that supports their mobility and safety. At QCH, having updated stretchers helps staff move patients efficiently, reduces the risk of injury, and ensures smoother, safer care throughout the hospital experience.
3 needed for Ambulatory Care – $10,500 each
A Portable Fibre Rhinolaryngoscope and Light Source is a flexible, lighted tool that allows healthcare providers to clearly see the nose, throat, and voice box to identify any issues. It provides real-time images, helping diagnose and treat problems quickly and comfortably—without invasive procedures. For patients, this means faster access to care, quicker results, and a more comfortable experience. For medical staff, it ensures timely, accurate assessments when every minute counts. Funding this essential equipment means more patients can be seen promptly, improving comfort, safety, and outcomes for those needing airway exams in Ambulatory Care at QCH.
3 needed for Cardiology – $80,500 each
A Cardiac Ultrasound is a safe, painless test that uses sound waves to create real-time pictures of the heart, helping doctors see how it’s functioning and spot problems like heart disease or valve issues early. For patients, this means faster, more accurate diagnosis without invasive procedures. At QCH, having this technology allows the care team to tailor treatments to each patient, improve recovery, and provide better long-term heart health. With three new units, more patients can benefit from timely, life-saving care.
1 needed for Nursing Professional Practice – $48,550 each
The Geriatric Simulation Manikin is a lifelike training tool that helps healthcare providers practice caring for older patients by simulating the physical and medical challenges of aging, such as limited mobility or sensory changes. For patients, this means care teams are better prepared to meet their unique needs, providing safer, more compassionate, and skilled support. At QCH, this technology allows staff to improve their expertise, ensuring that older patients receive personalized, patient-centered care while fostering a culture of continuous learning and excellence.
Medical devices and equipment at QCH are essential for safe, effective, and timely care to every patient. From advanced imaging machines and life-like training simulators to modern stretchers and patient-monitoring technology, these resources improve diagnosis, treatment, and daily care while keeping patients comfortable and secure. By investing in the latest equipment, QCH ensures staff have the tools they need to deliver high-quality, patient-centered care, respond quickly in emergencies, and continuously improve outcomes for our community.