Directory of our Areas of Care

Learn more about the Renal Transplant Program’s Kidney Post-Transplant Clinic at The Ottawa Hospital. 

Laboratory services at The Ottawa Hospital provide blood and specimen collection to support diagnosis, treatment and monitoring.

The Lithotripsy Unit at The Ottawa Hospital uses shock wave technology to break kidney stones into smaller pieces.

Living kidney donation at The Ottawa Hospital offers a safe, planned transplant option with thorough evaluation, expert surgical care, and long‑term follow‑up to support both donors and recipients.

The Robin Easey Centre offers community-based life skills instruction, cognitive rehabilitation and education services to adults who have sustained an acquired brain injury.

The Ottawa Hospital’s Malignant Effusion Program provides outpatient care for patients with pleural effusion or malignant ascites.

The Ottawa Hospital Malignant Hematology Program provides care to patients with diseases of the lymph glands, blood, or bone marrow.

The Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD) program at The Ottawa Hospital provides information, support and compassionate care for eligible patients considering end-of-life options under Canadian law.

The Medical Day Care Unit (MDCU) at The Ottawa Hospital provides outpatient treatments such as chemotherapy and blood product administration, helping patients avoid hospital admission during their care.

The Ottawa Hospital’s Medical Imaging Department offers diagnostic imaging and image-guided procedures including X-rays, CT scans, MRIs and ultrasounds to support patient care across the region.

Medicine Clinics at The Ottawa Hospital provide specialized outpatient care for conditions such as arthritis, diabetes, heart failure and lupus.

The Ottawa Hospital’s Mental Health Department provides short-term, acute care for individuals experiencing severe mental illness.