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We are located at: University Hospital 339 Windermere Road London, Ontario N6A 5A5 For every clinic appointment, you are required to register on the main floor at Patient Registration . The MND Clinic is located on the 7th Floor and can be reached via the Outpatient elevators across from the gift...

Physician Directory Our team consists of a diverse group of professionals from a wide range of disciplines, making the Cardiac Care Program one of the most recognized programs of its kind in Canada. If you wish to contact any of our physicians, you may do so by following the links below. Cardiology...

What to Expect During Your Stay During your stay at the Regional Stroke Centre, a specialized team of doctors, nurse practitioners, nurses, and therapists from various health disciplines will work closely with you and your family to address your treatment and recovery needs. This dedicated team will...

At the Regional Stroke Centre, we are dedicated to ongoing improvement of our stroke services and value the input of persons and families with lived experience. This survey will take less than five minutes and is used to help continue to improve our stroke services and offer the best care we...

As you continue through your healing journey, the Regional Stroke Centre would like to provide support by offering community resources and stroke education. Please review the following links to learn more about stroke, preventing future strokes and re-integrating into the community. Community...

Please call switchboard to request the department you wish to speak to: 519-685-8500 , then press 0 Same-Day Procedures at University Hospital Cardiac Catheterization Lab (2nd floor) Cardiac (Device) Implant Lab (5th floor) Electrophysiology (EP) Lab (5th floor) Laser Lead Extraction Program...

Please call switchboard to request the department you wish to speak to: 519-685-8500 , then press 0 Inpatient Units at University Hospital Cardiac Nutrition (6th floor) Cardiac Social Work (6th floor) Cardiac Surgery Recovery Unit (2nd floor) Coronary Care Unit - CCU (5th floor) Inpatient Unit (5th...

Cardioversion and Defibrillation Cardioversion is the use of a defibrillator when a person is not in cardiac arrest but has an abnormal heart rhythm. Sometimes the team will try to ‘shock’ a heart back into a normal rhythm. The patient will be given sedatives and pain relief before undergoing...

Bedside Monitors These machines monitor heart rate and rhythm, blood pressure, and how much oxygen is in the blood. Blood pressure (BP) The higher number is the pressure of the blood when the heart is squeezing. The lower number is the pressure when the heart has relaxed so it can fill up with more...

Oxygen therapy The normal percentage of oxygen in the air is 21%. If a person needs a higher percent of oxygen, it is considered a medical therapy. Many patients are given between 30 – 50% oxygen. Extra oxygen can be given using nasal prongs, a mask over the nose and mouth, or by ventilator support...