A spotlight on 10 years of Hennick Bridgepoint Hospital

The purpose-built hospital, designed to support the well-being of patients, has been recognized with 20 design awards for maximizing daylight and providing a comforting and healing space that set new standards for care.

Annually, Hennick Bridgepoint touches the lives of more than 3,000 patients through our inpatient rehabilitation and complex continuing care programs.

The hospital is a leader in Stroke rehabilitation and has earned Stroke Distinction designation from Accreditation Canada four times. This designation is awarded for our high-quality care and innovation in stroke rehabilitation.

In 2019, employees and volunteers worked together to move patients to the new Albert and Temmy Latner Family Palliative Care Unit on 10 North, providing specialized palliative care to patients and their care partners at end of life. The unit is part of Sinai Health’s larger palliative care program, which provides expert care across the care continuum for patients with life-limiting illness.

The Christine Sinclair Ambulatory Care Centre, averages 15,000 outpatient visits per year. It features a salt water therapy pool, dedicated gyms and clinics to meet patients’ needs.

Fully affiliated with the University of Toronto, the hospital is a leader in interprofessional education, hosting more than 650 learners in areas such as nursing, medicine and health disciplines.