It’s a new era for health care in Elgin County.
St. Thomas Elgin General Hospital (STEGH) has unveiled its new MRI machine and Diagnostic Imaging Department.
“Many of us in this room have been waiting years for this day to be able to say the MRI is here, it’s open, and it’s functioning,” said Karen Davies, president and CEO of STEGH. “We’re transforming the experience of patients that need healthcare here. It’s not just about getting better technology and digitization of what’s happening here, but thousands of people now no longer have to travel outside of Elgin County to have an MRI.”
STEGH’s new MRI machine will offer advanced 3D imaging technology that enables more precise diagnoses, earlier detection of diseases, and enhanced treatment monitoring—all within the community.
Those patients had previously needed to travel to Chatham, Woodstock, or London for these services.
“I’m very, very happy to announce that …