Service alert

Due to scheduled maintenance on the hospital’s telephone system, inbound calls to the main hospital number will be impacted on Friday, Feb. 13, from 6:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. For urgent needs during this time, please call the emergency backup line: 416-467-7111.

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'Do what you love'
By Megan JonesThis summer, 17-year-old Jeffrey Beausoleil (centre) will crawl through mud, scale eight-foot walls and jump over fire. The...
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Raising a disabled child erodes health in low-income mothers
'The health disparity between mothers of children with and without disabilities disappeared in families with higher incomes.'
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Pediatrician looks for 'moments of connection, happiness and joy'
'I frequently ask parents to brag about their child, so I can understand the child in their natural environment.'
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'Rugby made me accept my own disability and thrive'
'I love the community, and the different people I get to talk to that are in chairs. I get to travel and meet people across the world.'
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Holland Bloorview on-site visits: processes and guidelines
Information to help clients and families prepare for what to expect when coming to the hospital during COVID-19.
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E-newsletter for COVID-19 on July 9, 2021
E-newsletter for COVID-19 on July 9, 2021
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Humanistic and Solution-Focused Programs and Services
At Holland Bloorview Kid’s Rehabilitation hospital we have made a considerable investment in how we communicate.  We provide education and training in humanistic communication, which is grounded in the solution-focused coaching model. Care conversations are anchored in generative language and…
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BRI Quarterly: April 2021
Read the April 2021 edition of BRI Quarterly, the online publication of Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital's research institute (the Bloorview Research Institute (BRI)).
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Holland Bloorview achieves “three-peat” after receiving perfect marks on third consecutive Accreditation Canada survey
Hospital evaluated against 746 national quality and safety standards
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Studies aim to find out if drug reduces 'noisy brain' in some autistic children
Difficulty filtering out background noise and sensory information can make it hard for some kids with autism to focus on an interaction.
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