
Ambulatory Care
About Our Ambulatory Care Department
Our Ambulatory Care Department, also known as outpatient care, is medical care or treatment that does not require an overnight stay in the hospital.
At Louise Marshall Hospital and Palmerston and District Hospital our outpatient procedures and treatments include Diabetes Education, Physiotherapy and Respiratory Services. In addition, our Palmerston and District Hospital is a satellite Dialysis unit of the Grand River Renal Program.
Ambulatory Care Services
Diabetes Education
Louise Marshall Hospital and Palmerston and District Hospital both offer a wide range of services for adult patients that have Type 1 (including insulin pumps), Type 2 and Gestational diabetes.
Through this education program, patients learn about diabetes and what steps they can take to stay healthy (diet, exercise/activity and medication options).
The Diabetes Education Centre supports inpatients as well as outpatients. If you have been recently diagnosed or have had diabetes for a long time and you would like to receive further education, please ask your family physician to send a referral to us with recent lab work and any medications that you are currently taking. If you don’t have a family physician, you can make a self-referral (see referral form below).
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