Programs and Services 
Ambulatory Care Audiology
Ambulatory Care Audiology
Audiology and Hearing Aid Program
Tests and hearing aid assessments are conducted by Royal Victoria Hospital staff on a limited basis at the Penetanguishene site. For appointments or further information call RVH at (705) 739-5625.
Smoke Free Hospital
On Canada Health Day, May 12, 2007, Georgian Bay General Hospital with sites in Midland and Penetanguishene became entirely smoke free.
Patients, visitors and staff must abstain from smoking at all times while on hospital grounds or in hospital buildings. This includes walkways and smoking in vehicles in parking lots.
We believe a smoke-free campus:
• Protects the health of patients, staff and visitors.
• Will motivate people, including our staff, to quit or reduce smoking, a serious health hazard.
• Sends a clear message that prevention is as important as treatment for illness and disease.
Anyone who wishes to smoke must leave the property. Staff is not available to assist patients so arrangements must be made with family or friends. Patients needing hospital equipment (IV monitors etc.) must not leave the property.
Failure to comply may result in a fine in accordance with the Smoke Free Ontario Act and municipal by-laws, eviction of visitors and discharge or transfer of patients.
On Canada Health Day, May 12, 2007, Georgian Bay General Hospital with sites in Midland and Penetanguishene became entirely smoke free.
Patients, visitors and staff must abstain from smoking at all times while on hospital grounds or in hospital buildings. This includes walkways and smoking in vehicles in parking lots.
We believe a smoke-free campus:
• Protects the health of patients, staff and visitors.
• Will motivate people, including our staff, to quit or reduce smoking, a serious health hazard.
• Sends a clear message that prevention is as important as treatment for illness and disease.
Anyone who wishes to smoke must leave the property. Staff is not available to assist patients so arrangements must be made with family or friends. Patients needing hospital equipment (IV monitors etc.) must not leave the property.
Failure to comply may result in a fine in accordance with the Smoke Free Ontario Act and municipal by-laws, eviction of visitors and discharge or transfer of patients.
