Enhancing surgical care, the KBRH Operating Room welcomes the TrimanoFortis support arm. ⁠Cindy, Manager of Clinical Operations, is pictured with this compact, lightweight device, which securely holds a patient’s arm in any position during arthroscopic or open shoulder surgery performed in the beach chair position. Easily attached to any OR table rail, it requires no

Two essential additions are now supporting care in the KBRH Operating Rooms—bone rongeurs and cone retractors. Connie, LPN, is pictured with these precision instruments, which play an important role in a wide range of surgical procedures. Rongeurs allow surgeons to carefully remove or contour small pieces of bone or tissue, while cone retractors gently hold

The KBRH Daycare Unit has received two new vital signs monitors to support patient care before and after surgery. Jason, RN, is pictured with one of the mobile monitors, which allow staff to track patients’ vital signs efficiently throughout their stay. Designed on wheels, the units can be easily moved to accommodate patient needs and

The Daly Pavilion has received a new flameless, battery-powered cigarette lighter made possible by donations to the Mental Health Matters Campaign. Pictured here with Registered Psychiatric Nurse Cindy Belleperche, the equipment supports a safer, more controlled smoking area for patients, helping reduce fire risk while maintaining independence and dignity. Designed for healthcare settings, the lighter

The Operating Rooms at KBRH now have another brand-new Orthostep thanks to the generosity of our donors. This surgical positioning device, shown by Kara, RN, is designed to stabilize a patient’s leg during procedures. For patients, this means safer surgeries, shorter procedure times, and better outcomes. With improved positioning, surgeons can minimize tissue trauma, which

Because of your generosity, Kiro Wellness Centre has upgraded its audiology equipment. Darlene, Audiologist, is pictured testing the new audiometer, which supports hearing assessments for pediatric patients and adults with special needs, including measuring the type and degree of hearing loss for children who use hearing aids. This upgrade replaces aging equipment and helps ensure