,000 Orthopedic Enhancement Project and donate your spare change when visiting McDonald’s. The last day to participate is tomorrow!

the Orthopedic Enhancement Project. KC Recycling, which has 75 employees, is the largest battery recycler in the Pacific Northwest and is proud to be growing the circular economy in the Kootenays and Western Canada. The proud KC Recycling team came together to present this generous donation to Lisa Pasin, KBRH Health Foundation Executive Director. https://kbrhhealthfoundation.ca/our-foundation/our-supporters/

KBRH Health Foundation is asking for your support of our current initiative, the Orthopedic Enhancement Project. This $750,000 Project will purchase state of the art medical equipment for the Operating Rooms at Kootenay Boundary Regional Hospital, to be used by the Orthopedic Surgeons. Please donate online at www.kbrhhealthfoundation.ca or call the Foundation office at 250-364-3424. You can donate as follows: • Online: https://www.kbrhhealthfoundation.ca/donate • Mail: Using the Light-Up Returnvelope • Call: 250-364-3424 • In person: at the Foundation office in the KBRH Lobby • Support our Change-Up! initiative – donate your change at McDonalds in Trail and Castlegar on or before December 1st • Purchase a Holiday Raffle ticket: https://kbrhhealthfoundation.ca/holiday-raffle/ Interior Health

gy tower is used in the Ambulatory Care Procedures Unit. A camera and scope are attached to the Video Tower which allows the surgeons to perform flexible cystoscopy procedures on patients. The tower provides a light source and processor where the camera is connected and the scope is attached to the camera to provide an image on screen. This enables the surgeon to visualize the anatomy of the bladder to diagnose and treat any abnormalities found. #yourimpact https://kbrhhealthfoundation.ca/our-foundation/your-impact/