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These monitors provide real-time vital information like heart rate, oxygen levels, blood pressure, and more.

$200,000 of the gift will match community contributions to the Emergency Department!

On March 27th, SCSU, Odeno, and the Sault College Culinary Skills – Chef Training Program, Sault Area Hospital Foundation (SAHF) is proud to present the inaugural Meals 'N Reels!

On GivingTuesday, SAHF and Henderson Metal are partnering up to raise $50K in a day - but we need community support to do it!

Many pieces of hospital equipment use the word “scope” in their name. Whether they’re an “endoscope” or a “microscope”, these tools help our care teams get a closer look. Each tool comes in a different size and shape for a specific purpose, and this year our surgical department needs to replace a few of them.

A new Infant Isolette is coming to Sault Area Hospital (SAH) thanks to a $51,920 gift from the Sandra Schmirler Foundation.

The laboratory at Sault Area Hospital is home to a lot of sophisticated medical equipment. While much of what is analyzed in the lab is microscopic, it can take big tools – like chemistry analyzers – to get results.

Two new fetal monitors have arrived at Sault Area Hospital (SAH) thanks to a generous $46,622 gift from the Rotary Club of Sault Ste. Marie.

Sault Ste. Marie Chamber of Commerce members were invited for a special behind-the-scenes Take 5 event at SAH, hosted by the Foundation.

How do you look at something too small to see with the naked eye? In the lab at Sault Area Hospital, teams use a microscope.

Ski the Trails is back and this year presented by EllisDon Facilities Services (SAH) Inc. Join us, Sunday, March 2nd at Hiawatha Highlands.

The 5th annual event raised a record-breaking $47,294.47 for Cancer Care at SAH.

A new gastroscope is coming to Sault Area Hospital thanks to a $32,605 donation from the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 25 Poppy Trust fund.

United Steelworkers Local 2251 generously donated $71,785 to the Foundation, in support of funding two nCPAP machines for our NICU.

SAHF and USW Local 2724 set a goal to raise “$100K in a day” to fund 30 vital signs monitor on GivingTuesday.

On GivingTuesday, SAHF and USW Local 2724 are partnering up to raise 100K in a day - but we need community support to do it!

While it may look like a pen, a CryoProbe works more like a magic wand. This tiny tool freezes tissue in seconds.

Fetal monitors are a crucial part of prenatal care. These tools help caregivers know what's going on with babies - before they're even born!

Specialized beds, called "incubators" or "isolettes," provide a controlled environment. For premature babies, these beds are critical.

Local support can help our smallest patients breathe easier.