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Our
Vision, Mission and Values |
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Core Purpose
To enrich the health and well-being of our diverse community.
Vision
To be the finest community hospital in Canada.
Mission
We reach out – with expert and compassionate care.
Values
Accountability . Collaboration . Leadership . Respect . Safety
Position
York Central Hospital - Caring to make a difference
Character
Caring . Friendly . Professional |
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Strategic Directions |
- Best Patient Experience
- Strategic Growth
- Operational Excellence
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| Clinical Roles and Strategy |
| Clinical Role |
- Full service Community hospital with a growing emphasis on Geriatric/Seniors health, Chronic Disease Management and Prevention, and Ambulatory services
- Regional Central LHIN leadership in: Chronic Kidney Disease and Stroke Care
- Facilitator of a seamless continuum of care, in partnership with Central LHIN providers and others, to enhance coordination of services to our community
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| Clinical Support Services |
- Best practice Quality and Safety standards
- Access Management
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Core Clinical Programs |
- Continuing Care Program
- Chronic Kidney Disease Program
- Emergency Medicine Program
- Medicine Program and Critical Care
- Mental Health Program
- Surgery Program
- Woman and Child Program
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Core Clinical Support Services |
- Diagnostic Imaging
- Laboratory Services
- Pharmacy
- Psychosocial Services
- Rehabilitation Services
- Respiratory Therapy
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Regional Programs |
| Acute |
- York Region Chronic Kidney Disease Program
- York Region District Stroke Centre
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| Non Acute |
- York Region Domestic Abuse & Sexual Assault Care
- Behaviour Management Services of York and Simcoe
- York Region Mental Health Vocational Rehab
- Brain Injury Services of York and Simcoe
- Autism Services of York Region and Simcoe County
- Genetics Clinic of York Region
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| Long Term Care |
York Central Hospital Long Term Care Facility
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Where YCH Patients Come From |
(% Total Cases 07/08)
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Inpatient |
Outpatient |
Emergency |
Richmond Hill |
40% |
39% |
43% |
Vaughan |
33% |
28% |
34% |
Markham |
8% |
11% |
8% |
Other York Region |
6% |
11% |
4% |
Toronto |
8% |
6% |
6% |
Other |
5% |
5% |
4% |
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York Region Population Demographics
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| Population of York Region (2009) |
~1.032,600 |
Current Growth rate per year |
3.4% |
Population of York Region (in 2026) - projection |
1.5 million |
% Immigrants of York Region population |
44% |
% Seniors of York Region population (2006) |
10.3% |
% Seniors of York Region population (in 2026) - projection |
21% |
% Population affected by Chronic Disease |
45% |
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Patient Activity Highlights for 2009-10 |
Beds in Operation |
Acute Care Beds* |
257 |
Complex Care Beds |
100 |
| Long-term Care Beds |
149 |
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506 |
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* includes medical, ICU, surgical, mental health, pediatric, obstetrics
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| Patient Volumes |
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| Acute Care Patient Days |
95,084 |
| Admissions, Total |
18,427 |
| Births |
2,814 |
| Complex Care Patient Days |
24,432 |
| Diagnostic Exams and Procedures |
168,796 |
| Emergency Visits |
76,655 |
| Laboratory Procedures |
1,981,697 |
| Long-term Care Patient Days |
41,935 |
Outpatient Clinic Visits |
93,741 |
Rehabilitation Patient Days |
7,215 |
Surgical Cases (Main OR) |
9,900 |
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| Human Resources |
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Number of Employees |
2170 |
Medical/Dental Staff |
376 |
Volunteers |
1000 |
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| Development/Facility Expansion - Phase 1 (2005 to 2009) |
| Development/Facility Expansion - Phase I |
Completion 2007- 2009:
- Major expansion and renovation of ER, Diagnostic Imaging, Critical Care and Haemodialysis
- State-of-the-art Birthing Centre
- Schedule 1 Mental Health facilities including 6 secure beds
- 122 new Acute Care and Complex Care inpatient bed capacity
- Additional Clinic space
- Specialized infectious disease (negative pressure) rooms
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| Development/Facility Expansion - New |
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Central Local Health Integration Network (LHIN) Hospital Partnerships |
- York Central Hospital
- Southlake Regional Health Centre
- Markham Stouffville Hospital (and Uxbridge Cottage Hospital)
- North York General Hospital
- Humber River Regional Hospital
- St. John’s Rehabilitation Hospital
- Stevenson Memorial Hospital (Alliston)
- Shouldice Hospital
- Don Mills Surgical unit
- St. Joseph’s Morrow Park Infirmary and Private Hospital
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Core Services are defined as services that: Must be provided by a hospital for reasons of safety, expertise or expensive technology/equipment; Cannot exist without the hospital; Are needed by the hospital to conduct the business of patient care; Support the Emergency Department; Have sufficient volume to operate safely and cost efficiently; and Require close to home access for patients to avoid or reduce demands on patients and family.
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