Purchase and introduction of the first CT scanner (SCAN).
$25M in successful projects
Thanks to your generosity
Thanks to the generosity of its donors, since its creation in 1986, the Fondation Hôpital Saint-Eustache has granted more than 25 million dollars to its sole beneficiary, the Saint-Eustache Hospital.
Let’s not forget that the SEHF was born out of the critical need to acquire the first CT scan for the hospital, as the Ministry of Health and Social Services could not afford this investment.
Over the years, with the support of its donors and partners, the Foundation has been able to invest in the upgrading and acquisition of high-tech equipment, in addition to being involved in each of the expansion projects carried out at the Saint-Eustache Hospital.
Saint-Eustache Hospital’s key data
$500,000
$1M
Purchase and introduction of the first magnetic resonance imaging unit (MRI).
$5.5M
Acquisition of a piece of land adjacent to the hospital and construction of a 3-story building. This major project provided the CISSS des Laurentides with 30,000 sq ft of leased space needed to provide local services and care.
$3M
Purchase of facilities for the Alain Germain Cancer Centre.
$500,000
Setting up the Alain Germain Cancer Centre, a major contribution to an extensive project.
$350,000
Purchase of a laparoscopy tower.
$180,000
Purchase and introduction of an ultrasonograph.
$200,000
Purchase of a mobile X-ray machine (C-Arm) for the surgical unit.
$255,000
Purchase of an EBUS (endo bronchial ultrasound) device for pneumology.
$250,000
Investment in the Birthing Unit, including 4 CPR monitors.
$95,000
Purchase of 2 colonoscopes and a flexible hysteroscope for endoscopy.
$30,000
Acquisition of a neonatal transport stretcher for the Hospital Delivery Unit.
$175 500
Acquisition of a coverslipper for the Anatomical Pathology Department.
$150,000
Acquisition of 15 pulse oximeters for 3rd-Floor Medicine, Unit C.
$105,000
Acquisition of five cardiac monitors for the Hospital Delivery Unit.
$215,000
Acquisition of a FibroScan imaging handpiece for the Internal Medicine Ambulatory Clinic.
$1 M
Acquisition of a gamma camera for the Nuclear Medicine Unit.
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