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YOUR HEALTH
photo by Jim Craigmyle
Spring 2013
Headwaters Health Care
Foundation Newsletter
Finding Hope at Home
After a long history of diabetes, Don Tipping
was fighting the battle of his life. He found
the hope to carry on close to home, at the
hands of his caregivers at Headwaters Health
Care Centre.
It all began when Don developed a diabetic ulcer on
his right foot, resulting in the partial removal of his
heel. After a pneumonia-related hospital stay, Don
discovered he had developed a small sore on one of
his toes of the left foot. His home-care nurse led him
to Dr. Wang and eventually Dr. Salih, General Surgeon,
at Headwaters Health Care Centre. While that toe and
another one adjacent to it could not be saved, it was
Dr. Salih who discovered that Don had no blood flow
to his left foot due to a blockage in the artery of his left
leg. Dr. Salih immediately arranged for a specialist to
perform vascular surgery.
“If I had to wait two more days, I was told I would have
lost my left leg up to my knee,” recalls Don. Instead, he
underwent vascular surgery to restore the blood flow
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and preserve the lower leg, isolating the amputation to
the front half of his left foot. Complications from the
surgery kept him in a downtown hospital for a couple
of weeks.
When Don was well enough, he was transferred back to
Headwaters Health Care Centre for nearly three months
to recover from his surgery and receive wound care for
his amputation.
“It was hard because of the length of time I stayed
in hospital – I couldn’t do anything,” recalls Don.
“They gave me hope, lying there in bed. Some days I
was depressed and my nurses, physiotherapist and
personal support workers would brighten my day.”
In particular, Don remembers HHCC’s award-winning
wound care specialist, Heather Morrow, RN, and her
colleague Annette Smith, RN, and his physical therapist,
Jackie Ford. “They are phenomenal.” Together Heather
and Annette assessed Don’s post-operative wounds
and provided the best modality of treatment which has
furthered the wound healing process.
>>continues on page 2
Campaign Update
On October 9, the Foundation launched the biggest fundraising
campaign in our hospital’s 100 year history – $14 million over
the next five years to expand existing services, buy key pieces of
hospital equipment, and add new medical specialties such as orthopedic surgery to
Headwaters Health Care Centre.
What will this mean for health care in Dufferin-Caledon?
More people from our community who are battling
cancer will be able to receive cancer treatment locally.
More people will be able to have day surgery and attend
a greater range of outpatient clinics closer to home.
More state-of-the-art hospital equipment will be
available to help diagnose and treat patients who
depend on Headwaters Health Care Centre, whenever
they need it.
I chose to be part of this important initiative because
I believe it is our collective responsibility to ensure
Headwaters Health Care Centre is positioned to provide
the best medical care that it can to everyone in our
community today, and for generations to come.
A century ago, residents of Dufferin-Caledon helped
fundraise for our community’s first hospital. By joining
together as a community to support this campaign for
Headwaters Health Care Centre, we can ensure our
families and neighbours receive the best care possible,
close to home.
Thanks to our donors, in every department of
Headwaters Health Care Centre, patients already
receive the high-quality treatment they need using
state-of-the-art equipment. Thank you.
Thanks to the generosity of our community, the
Commitment to Care Campaign has raised $11 million
to date. Please help us reach our $14 million goal by
making a special Campaign donation today.
As we look to the future, our hospital depends on your
continued support to meet the increasing health care
demands from the growing and aging population in
the Dufferin-Caledon region. This is the catalyst for the
Commitment to Care Campaign.
Bob Burnside
Chair, Commitment to Care Campaign
Please donate to the Commitment to Care Campaign at hhcfoundation.com/give. To request more
information or a hospital tour to see how your donation is improving lives, contact Headwaters
Health Care Foundation at 519.941.2702, ext. 2285.
I Give Because...The MacMaster Family
It has been said
that the choice
we make about
the life we live
determines the
kind of legacy
we leave. The
late Peter
MacMaster’s legacy certainly reflects the
depth and breadth of his commitment to
philanthropy.
A past owner/operator of MacMaster
Pontiac Buick in Orangeville, Peter was
always a generous supporter of charitable
events for many years. His colleagues
remember him as someone who strongly
believed that being a good corporate
citizen meant giving back.
Sadly, Peter passed away suddenly at the
age of 35 from a heart attack due to an
undiagnosed heart defect, leaving behind
his wife, Patricia, and their three young
children, Alexandra, Ashley and Benjamin.
“I always knew he was a generous man,”
notes Patricia. However, in the wake of
his passing in 2005, she recalls people
she had never met before approaching
her with kind words about the thoughtful
donations they had received from Peter.
“He gave to worthy charitable causes that
even I didn’t know about,” she muses.
Patricia has since established The Peter
D. MacMaster Foundation, “to help keep
the memory of my late husband alive,”
she explains.
In January with their mother, Alex, Ashley
and Ben made a donation in support of
the highest priority equipment needs
at Headwaters Health Care Centre in
Orangeville, where they continue to reside.
“We’re very happy to be able to donate
to Headwaters Health Care Foundation,”
said Patricia. “Supporting our community
hospital is very important to us, and the
work the Foundation does for Headwaters
Health Care Centre helps make it the top
facility that it is—close to home.”
“To me, it’s very important that our
children understand why they are giving,
where their donation goes and how their
contribution is making a difference right
here in their community,” remarks Patricia.
The MacMaster children were given a
tour of Headwaters Health Care Centre
when they proudly presented their gift
– something their mother says helps
them better realize how the hospital
uses financial donations to buy hospital
equipment to care for patients every day.
“It’s my hope,” said Patricia, “that by
making donations from this private
Foundation in Peter’s name will enable my
children and me to carry on the wonderful
spirit of giving that Peter so graciously
demonstrated throughout his life.”
>>Finding Hope at Home ~ continued from front page
Jackie administered ultraviolet light treatment to his foot,
and worked with him to practice walking with support
and gain some independence with his personal care.
Throughout his hospital stay, Don’s wife Michelle was by
his side yet conveniently close to home.
Every three weeks he makes a short trip to HHCC to meet
with Heather Morrow for ongoing wound care for the next
six to eight months.
A long-term care facility may have been Don’s next move
but instead he was approved for discharge on December
24 and spent Christmas in the comfort of his home,
surrounded by family and friends.
“I really like the people at Headwaters—they are much
more personable than I’ve experienced elsewhere,”
remarks Don as Michelle nods in agreement. “The care
I’ve received at Headwaters has been fantastic—I couldn’t
ask for better.”
Today, Don smiles broadly at his newfound mobility
in the motorized wheelchair he pilots with ease about
his living room. His home care nurse, arranged through
HHCC’s partnership with Community Care Access Centre,
visits three days a week to tend to his wound dressings.
Don Tipping is among the many patients who will benefit
from the expanded outpatient clinics planned for Headwaters
Health Care Centre and funded by the $14 million
Commitment to Care campaign. To learn more or make an
online donation, please visit hhcfoundation.com.
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(l-r) Ashley, Patricia, Alexandra and Benjamin MacMaster proudly support Headwaters Health Care
Foundation and the Commitment to Care Campaign, in loving memory of a wonderful father and
husband who cared for his community.
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Our Headwaters’ Circle of Friends
donors annually contribute $1,000
or more for the purchase of new
and upgraded hospital equipment.
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Headwaters Health
Care Auxiliary
Hockley Valley Resort
Cathy Trudeau and Margaret Serre,
the two ICU nurses who manage
HHCC’s Telemedicine Studio, facilitate
pre- and post-op consultations,
Telemedicine Studio for their
pre-and post-operative visits with
their surgeon at Sick Kids Hospital.
• Dermatology patients’ skin lesions
are examined and monitored by
specialists at remote sites thanks
to the Telemedicine Studio’s high
magnification camera and trained
staff.
• Post-lung transplant recipients
come to the Telemedicine studio
for their follow ups. A wireless
digital stethoscope and video
screens allow specialists to assess
patients as if they were in the
same room instead of 80 km
or more away.
Cathy and Margaret collect patients’
vitals, medical history and any prescription information and send this
data to the specialists before each
virtual consultation.
“It’s a great benefit to me to
visit with my neurologist through
HHCC’s Telemedicine program.
Having Parkinson’s, I appreciate
not having to drive all the way
to Markham for an appointment,
especially when my energy level
drops and my condition
flares up. A big thumbs up on
this wonderful service.”
– Dorothy James, patient
Behind the Scenes: Telemedicine
Bringing Health Care Close to Home...Virtually
pain management clinics, education
sessions for patients/families, and
even ongoing learning for the
hospital’s medical professionals.
In 2001, the Telemedicine Studio
at HHCC was outfitted with a 50x
magnification AMD camera, two giant
video monitors and a wireless virtual
stethoscope. There’s even a virtual
Intensive Care Unit system that can
be quickly transported to a patient’s
bedside and linked to specialists if
needed.
How It Works
In many instances, Cathy and
Margaret work as the consulting
specialists’ extended team for a
variety of clinical patient cases:
• Infants with cleft palate repairs
are often brought to HHCC’s
• Patients afflicted with movement
disorders such as Parkinson’s and
Huntington’s diseases regularly
attend virtual clinics with leading
Markham-based neurologists,
Dr. Guttman and Dr. Adams.
These specialists regularly assess
the progression of patients’
tremors and ticks as well as
stability for those who walk and
adjust their medicines as needed.
• Chronic pain sufferers including
those with fibromyalgia and
rheumatoid arthritis attend weekly
mindfulness meditation groups
conducted by Dr. Jackie GardnerNix, to help them better cope with
their condition.
• Post-operative cardiac patients
who’ve recently had angiograms,
open heart surgery and
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Message from the
Foundation Chair
angioplasty receive an introduction
to their upcoming cardiac rehab
program from a therapist at South
Lake Regional Hospital.
Paterson
photo by Pete
The Telemedicine Studios at
Headwaters Health Care Centre in
Orangeville and the new Mel Lloyd
Health and Care Centre in
Shelburne are improving lives for
many patients in the Dufferin-Caledon
area by virtually linking them to
top specialists and educators at
Ontario’s regional hospitals. Threeway connections routinely link, for
example, dialysis patients at the
Shelburne site with health care
providers at HHCC and another
hospital site.
It isn’t every day we get to celebrate a 100th Anniversary
and launch the largest fundraising campaign in our
hospital’s history but that’s exactly what we did in the fall
of 2012. From October 9 to 13, we invited members of our
wonderful community to celebrate a century of care and
join us in supporting our 5-year $14 million Commitment to Care Campaign to fund our
hospital’s future growth and redevelopment.
Thanks to the incredible support of our community, Headwaters Health Care Foundation has
raised $11 million toward our $14 million goal. Thank you to everyone who has contributed to
our Campaign to date. We are tremendously grateful for your support.
With $3 million to go before we reach our Campaign goal, there is still much work to do.
This spring and summer, we look forward to two very special events we are organizing in
support of the Commitment to Care Campaign.
The first is our Annual Dinner & Auction on Saturday, April 27, 2013 – themed “Celebrate!”.
“We also serve as patient advocates by
answering any questions the patient or
a family member has after the appointment,” adds Cathy Trudeau, RN.
It will certainly be a birthday party like no other, with a special guest performance by award-
“The Telemedicine Studio offers
greater access to medical services
close to home,” says Margaret Serre,
RN. “The service also helps to reduce
wait times in our Ambulatory Care
Unit by offering another way to deliver
outpatient clinics and programs for
some of our patients.”
Devil’s Pulpit Golf Club in Caledon, Ontario. It will be an exceptional day in support of
“Many people are surprised at how
many health care services are offered
through Telemedicine,” says Cathy
Trudeau. She notes that patients and
families can check the Ontario Telemedicine Network online at www.otn.
ca for a full listing of telemedicine
based programs available. “Or simply
ask your family doctor if a part of your
care can be done via telemedicine in
your community,” adds Cathy.
Sincerely,
Virtual Connections to Specialists
winning comedian Steve Patterson from the CBC’s The Debaters.
The second is our 100th Anniversary Golf Classic on Monday, July 8, 2013, at the exclusive
exceptional health care at Headwaters Health Care Centre. I hope you will join us.
Your support through participation at these events and/or through direct donations to
the Foundation will help us reach our $14 million Commitment to Care Campaign goal.
On behalf of the Foundation Board of Directors, thank you to our donors and volunteers for
your ongoing support.
Joan Waechter
Chair, Headwaters Health Care Foundation
Join us fore the 100th Anniversary Golf Classic
in support of Headwaters Health Care Centre.
Through Headwaters’ Telemedicine studio,
patients have access to specialists at:
Title Sponsor
Credit Valley Hospital
SickKids Hospital
Southlake Regional Health Centre
St. Michael’s Hospital
Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre
Toronto General Hospital
The Princess Margaret Cancer Centre
William Osler Health System
Platinum Sponsor
Devil’s Pulpit Golf Club, Caledon
Monday, July 8, 2013
Gold Sponsor
For information about Sponsorship Opportunities, Tee/Hole
Sponsorships and Registration, visit hhcfoundation.com.
Silver Sponsors
8:30 am Registration, Breakfast, Warm Up
10:00 am Shotgun Start
4:00 pm Cocktail Reception, followed by Dinner
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Molding Systems Ltd.
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Hydro One
Employees’ and
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Charity Trust
Barbara Hyland and
Geoffrey Armstrong
In Memory of Katie
Maureen Hyland
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IODE-Lord
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J.K. Electric
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Grandchildren
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In memory of
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Jackie and
Bud Reynolds
Diane Richardson
Dr. Ken Derksen Awarded
Family Physician of the Year
Our Community Supports its Hospital
The Ontario College of Family Physicians (OCFP) has selected Dr. Ken Derksen at Headwaters Health Care Centre as
the 2012 Regional Family Physician of the Year for Ontario’s
Southern Region.
The continuing support of our community enables Headwaters Health Care Centre to invest in state-ofthe-art hospital equipment and leading programs and services to care for you and your family. Headwaters
Health Care Foundation thanks the following groups for their generous support of our hospital.
Dr. Derksen was one of seven physicans recognized for their
outstanding dedication to their patients, their community,
their profession and the OCFP. Headwaters Health Care
Centre and Foundation congratulate Dr. Derksen on his
achievement and thank him for his commitment to care.
photo by Jim Craigmyle
New Shelburne Health Centre Opens
July 4 Mono Hills Golf Tournament,
$28,787.16 Special thanks to Title
Sponsor, Arthurs Fuel
November 8 Lord Dufferin Chapter
IODE for Miles of Silver, $28,052
December 18 The Milone Family
Races: Dr. Stephen and Dr. Stephanie
with their children Daniel, Ben and
Grace, $3,070
The Mel Lloyd Centre is home to the new
Shelburne Health Centre, and a growing
team of physicians dedicated to providing continuity of care and services for
Shelburne residents. Dr. Amy Horvat has
relocated from the Highlands Family
Headwaters Health Care
Foundation Board of Directors
2012 - 2013
September 6 Curl for Cancer,
Orangeville Curling Club
for cancer care at HHCC, $10,000
November 16 Mahaylia Datars’
10th Birthday Donation, $85.00
January 28, 2013 Rotary Club of
Orangeville Highlands’ 18th
Annual Taste of Autumn, $10,000
Read more about the wonderful
fundraising events in support
of HHCF in our community at
www.hhcfoundation.com.
October 17 Tim Hortons Smile
Cookies, $18,384
November 19, 2012 Headwaters
Health Care Auxiliary’s 18th Annual
House Tour, $64,075
If you would like to host a
special event and donate the
proceeds to HHCF, please call
519.941.2702, ext. 2303, and ask
how we can support your efforts.
Mr. John Meek
Ms. Joanne Palys
Mrs. Liz Ruegg
Mr. Christopher Stewart
Mrs. Joan Waechter, Chair
Mr. Danny Brackett, Vice-Chair
Mrs. Kathy Armstrong, Past-Chair
Mr. Chris Gittens, Treasurer
Ms. Elaine Capes, Secretary
Ms. Catherine Campbell
Mr. Ray Conroy
Mr. Stephen Doney
Mr. Peter Harris
Mr. John Lockyer
Headwaters Health Care
Foundation Staff
Mrs. Joan Burdette, Executive Director
Ms. Catherine Matzig, Campaign Manager
Ms. Kim Morningstar, Senior Development Officer
Ms. Jennifer Sharp, Database Administrator
Mrs. Jen Shephard, Administrative Assistant
Heads Up to Your Health is published twice annually for friends and donors of Headwaters Health
Care Foundation. If you have any questions, comments or ideas, write or fax the Foundation at the
address below or call 519.941.2702, ext. 2303. If you require a response, be sure to include your name
and phone number so we may reach you. Headwaters Health Care Foundation 100 Rolling Hills Drive, Orangeville,
ON L9W 4X9 Fax: 519.941.4975
In 2010, Headwaters Health Care Centre redesigned its Emergency Department process to reduce the time for
patients to see a doctor from the time they arrived in Emergency. The result has since earned our hospital a Leading
Practice Award for Access to Care from the Ontario Hospital Association, surpassing 142 other submissions for the
award. “I am very proud of our staff, physicians and volunteers for this achievement. This award is all about us listening
to our patients and our commitment to improving their safety and satisfaction. Patients are our number one priority,”
said Liz Ruegg, President and CEO of Headwaters Health Care Centre.
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Financial Group
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Enviornment
TELUS Corporation
David and
Nancy Thwaites
Ms. Susan Tiffin
Tim Hortons,
Orangeville
Bev and Jim Torrance
Trail Ride for
Breast Cancer
Trailcon Leasing Inc.
Dr. Jude and
Mrs. Elfrida Umeh
Mr. Jon Venutti
Mr. Gary Vipond
Mrs. Joan Waechter
and Mr. Paul Waechter
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Mrs. Susan Wallace
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Isabelle Wardlaw
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Mrs. Julie Wood
Jan and Don Woodley
Woolwich Dairy Inc.
In Memory of Margaret
Jean Young
Mr. Sam Young and
Mrs. Mary Young
Chricket & Mac Yule
If you would like to
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of Friends, please visit
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Health Team to Shelburne to see patients
and recruit additional physicians for the
Mel Lloyd Family Health Team. Dr. Chris
Lund continues his practice in Shelburne,
supported by Dr. Dan Mallin, president of
the Dufferin Area Family Health Team,
Dr. Gursharan Soor, and physician
assistant Mercedes Rodriguez.
Robert F. Hall Catholic
Secondary School
Jennifer Rogers
Rotary Club of Bolton
Rotary Club of
Orangeville Highlands
Rotary Club
of Palgrave
Rotary Club
of Shelburne
Roth Diamond
Tools Ltd.
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Sandbox
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Upcoming Events in Support of Headwaters Health Care Foundation
March 27, 2013 – Curl for Cancer
Presented by the Orangeville Curling
Club, Orangeville
April 12 & 13, 2013 – 6th Annual
Jennifer Widbur Memorial Hockey
Tournament Presented by the
Honeywood Hockey Moms Honeywood
Hockey Arena, Honeywood
April 27, 2013 – Celebrate! Annual
Dinner & Auction Presented by
Headwaters Health Care Foundation
Orangeville Fairgrounds, Mono
September 14, 2013 – 19th Annual
Headwaters House Tour Presented
by Headwaters Health Care Auxiliary
headwatershousetour.com for details
July 8, 2013 – 100th Anniversary
Golf Classic Presented by Headwaters
Health Care Foundation Devil’s Pulpit
Golf Club, Caledon
For details on these and other
fundraising events benefitting
Headwaters Health Care Foundation,
visit hhcfoundation.com/news-events
SATURDAY, APRIL 27, 2013
Annual Dinner & Auction
in support of Headwaters Health Care Centre
Orangeville Fairgrounds Dinner & Dancing
Featuring Steve Patterson, Best Male Stand-up
Comedian & CBC Host of “The Debaters”
celebrate!
100 YEARS
TICKETS: $195 EACH (a portion is tax receiptable)
BUY YOUR TICKETS ONLINE NOW AT www.hhcfoundation.com
or 519.941.2702, ext. 2303
Headwaters Health Care Foundation believes our first responsibility is to our donors. We adhere to the Code of Ethics and Standards of Professional Practice as laid out by the
Association of Fundraising Professionals, and have adopted the Donor Bill of Rights. For more information about these documents, or to receive a copy of our most current
audited financial statements, please contact the Foundation Office at 519.941.2702, ext. 2303 at any time.
100 Rolling Hills Drive,
Orangeville, Ontario
L9W 4X9
02530414