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Dr. Troy Tebbenham and PRHC Foundation President & CEO, Lesley Heighway, sit and talk on the back of an ambulance
Code Trauma: PRHC alert system helping save lives when seconds count
Dr. Troy Tebbenham, PRHC’s Trauma Medical Director, shares how the hospital’s trauma program is helping experts save lives with quick and careful emergency care, advanced donor-funded equipment, and partnerships within our community.
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Dr. Troy Tebbenham stands outside of PRHC's Emergency Department
Code Trauma: PRHC alert system helping save lives when seconds count
Dr. Troy Tebbenham, PRHC’s Trauma Medical Director, shares how the hospital’s trauma program is helping experts save lives with quick and careful emergency care, advanced donor-funded equipment, and partnerships within our community.
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Today. Tomorrow. Together.

Together, we’re ensuring that no matter what the future brings, our loved ones, friends and neighbours can always find the world-class care they need and deserve right here at home.
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You make great care possible.
While the majority of our province’s hospitals’ operating dollars flow from Ontario’s Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care, funding for equipment and technology remains the responsibility of the community. Your hospital relies on the generosity of donors to ensure PRHC’s doctors, nurses and staff have the life-changing and lifesaving tools they need.

The $70 million Campaign for PRHC

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reImagine. Health. Care. the Campaign for PRHC
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reImagine. Health. Care.

Our mission has never been more important.

As our population grows and ages, alongside higher patient volumes and rising rates of chronic disease and mental health issues, the demand for complex medical care is increasing. Built over 16 years ago, Peterborough Regional Health Centre requires significant reinvestment to respond.

To address these urgent challenges and meet the evolving healthcare needs of our region, the PRHC Foundation is currently fundraising through a $70 million Campaign for PRHC – the largest initiative in our history. Led by donors like you, together we’re funding state-of-the-art technology, bringing lifesaving new services to our region, fuelling innovation, and attracting the best and brightest healthcare professionals to PRHC.

What's Happening

Current Campaign Giving Priorities

Pediatric Cancer Care Expansion

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Digital Pathology

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Cardiac Electrophysiology Lab

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Hybrid Operating Room

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Mental Health Spaces

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Campaign Areas of Focus

Guided by PRHC’s vision and made possible by donors, we’re reimagining patient care in these areas…
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Cardiac Care

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Cancer Care

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Urgent Needs

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Mental Health & Addictions

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Minimally Invasive Intervention

Impact + Potential = Opportunity

The $70 million Campaign for PRHC will usher in the healthcare of tomorrow. Guided by the hospital’s visionary long-term plans, the campaign will:

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Empower world-class care, close to home

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Fuel innovation and bring new, lifesaving services to our region

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Attract the best and the brightest healthcare professionals

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Inspire and support solutions to critical hospital challenges

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Your Campaign Impact

Find out how you can support the Campaign for PRHC

What to Support

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Ways to Give

For more information:
Please call us at 705-876-5000, or

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PRHC Foundation Land Acknowledgement

The Peterborough Regional Health Centre Foundation acknowledges that we are on the territory of the Mississauga Anishinaabeg.

As we continue our journey of developing relationships with Indigenous communities, we commit to learning more about these Indigenous communities as we plan the future of the PRHC Foundation.

We offer gratitude to the Indigenous Peoples for their teachings about all living things; may we continue to strengthen that gratitude in our relationship with Indigenous Peoples, donors and our community. May we honour these teachings.