Brant Community Healthcare System Willett Hospital
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Early Years Information
Brant Early Years Service Category	Educational (i.e. play-based learning, readiness for school) ; Hospital or Health Care Organization
Record Views (Total)	10300 (as of 24 May 2013)
Description & Services
Description	The Brant Community Healthcare System consists of the Brantford General Hospital and the Willett Hospital, Paris. Both hospitals cover a wide range of healthcare programs and therapies.    The Willett has been meeting the health care needs of the residents of Paris and surrounding rural areas since 1922.    There is a daily Urgent Care Department as well as a state-of-the-art Diagnostic Imaging Service. The hospital also provides a full range of recreation, occupational and physiotherapy services on an outpatient basis. A number of counseling services are also provided.    Some of the community health services at The Willett include Community Well-being Team and health and wellness education activities.
Dates	All year
Areas Served	Brant County ; Haldimand County ; Norfolk County
Languages	English ; Interpretive Services
Contact Information
Address	238 Grand River St N Paris, ON N3L 2N7   View Google Map
Located In Community	Paris
Intersection	Capron St and Grand River St N
Accessibility	Fully Accessible
Office Phone	519-442-2251
Crisis Phone	Ambulance - Fire - Police - 911 * Poison Information - 1-800-268-9017
Fax	519-442-6060
Website	www.bchsys.org
Volunteer Coordinator	Cindy McComb, Volunteer Services Assistant, Brant Community Healthcare System; Phone: (Business) 519-751-5544 ext 6348; Email: cmccomb@bchsys.org
Primary Executive	Paul Moore, Chair, Brant Community Healthcare System Board of Governors
Other Details
Established	1922
Service Level	(50) Non Profit
Subjects
Subjects	Community health centres ; Emergency services ; Emergency treatments ; Health service professionals ; Hospitals ; Palliative care ; Physiotherapy ; Poison control
Local Subjects	Network-Brant