Ontario Regenerative Medicine
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Our Facility

Ontario Regenerative Medicine is located within the Northern Ontario Surgical Centre in the lower level at 205 Douglas Street at the corner of Cross Street and Douglas Street.

Entrances to the clinic are out of sight of passing traffic and ample parking is available. The facility incorporates a four-bed recovery area, two fully equipped major operating rooms, minor operating rooms, laser and treatment rooms, spacious consultation areas, multiple private areas to discuss treatment options, an elegant front waiting area, a private waiting area and secure rear entrance/exit. Equipment at the facility is state of the art and impeccably maintained.

An accredited facility must have adequate space and equipment to ensure the safety and unimpeded transport of its patients. Proper lighting, flooring, and smooth walls that can be easily cleaned and disinfected are also stipulations of accreditation. The facility must be kept neat, clean and free of waste material. At least one operating room must be used exclusively for surgery and must safely be able to house the operating table, anesthetic equipment, monitoring equipment and personnel. The space must be adequate in size to accommodate emergency personnel and their equipment in the event of an emergency. An emergency power source must be readily available to provide the capacity to operate essential equipment and provide necessary lighting for at least four hours. This power source must be tested on a weekly basis.

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