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David Piccini, MPP for Northumberland-Peterborough South announces additional investments to CMH

July 20, 2021 - The Government of Ontario is continuing to invest in Ontario’s hospitals as part of their plan to end hallway health care and address the challenges created by the COVID-19 pandemic.

As part of the 2021 Budget, Ontario's Action Plan: Protecting People's Health and Our Economy, the Government of Ontario announced a total of $1.8 billion in additional investments for hospitals in 2021/22 to support our hospitals and ensure patients can access high-quality care at hospitals across the province when they need it. This includes an increase of $778 million in funding to meet current and future demands for services.

Today, David Piccini, MPP for Northumberland-Peterborough South, announced that as part of this investment, Campbellford Memorial Hospital would be receiving the following investments:

Hospital Total New Funding2021/22 Percentage Increase
Campbellford Memorial Hospital $329,900 (including annualization) A 2% increase on the estimated base and onetime funding received in 2020/21

This investment in Ontario’s hospitals takes into consideration overall sector growth to support flexibility, annualizing 2020/2021 in-year investments to provide continued financial stability and relief, and ensuring all publicly funded hospitals receive a minimum of a 1% increase to help them keep pace with patient needs and to increase access to high-quality care for patients and families across Ontario.

Additional support for our hospitals as part of Ontario’s Action Plan includes $760 million to help hospitals continue to respond to COVID-19 and an additional $300 million to reduce surgical backlogs.

“Today’s announcement builds on previous historic investments at Campbellford Memorial Hospital, and it continues to send a clear message that this Government is determined to fix the long-standing funding inequities that for so many years have disadvantaged small and medium-sized hospitals. These unprecedented times have highlighted the importance of having a strong health care system and I will continue to work alongside Campbellford Memorial Hospital towards the goal of strengthening health care in our riding. I want to thank the hard-working team at Campbellford Memorial Hospital for being instrumental in keeping our residents safe during the COVID pandemic.” – David Piccini, MPP Northumberland-Peterborough South

“I want to thank MPP Piccini and the Ontario Government for making this important and welcomed investment for Campbellford Memorial Hospital. This funding will help our hospital address some current challenges and will ensure we can continue to provide high quality patient care to the population we serve.” – Margaret Beatty, President and CEO, Campbellford Memorial Hospital

“Northumberland County Council thanks the Province for this investment in sustainable, responsive, quality health care for patients and families in Northumberland. This is further evidence of the Province’s commitment to ending hallway medicine, and to overcoming the challenges created by COVID-19, as our hospital – and our community – works towards recovery and renewal from the global pandemic.” – Bob Crate, Warden, Northumberland County

This announcement reflects the ongoing commitment of the government to protect the health of Ontarians. Our government’s action plan will help us continue building a modern and connected health care system.

QUICK FACTS

  • Last year, our government announced an investment of $935 million in the hospital sector including $594 million to continue to expand capacity.
  • The hospital allocations being shared today are part of an overall sector growth of $778 million, representing a 3.4% increase. The 21-22 investment allows for a minimum 1% increase to all public hospitals.
  • The government is investing more than $21 billion over the next 10 years for hospital projects across Ontario that will lead to $30 billion in hospital infrastructure.