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Building the new Peel Memorial

Osler continues to transform health care in Brampton. Peel Memorial Centre for Integrated Health and Wellness (Peel Memorial) will transform into Brampton’s second hospital and help increase hospital and health care capacity in our community for years to come. As the population of Brampton and surrounding region continues to grow in size and diversity, we need a new hospital to help meet the needs of the community. See our fact sheet or infographic for more information.

Boost in health services for Brampton

The new Peel Memorial will include a multi-storey tower with 250 inpatient beds and space to build more in the future. It will also offer a range of outpatient services and day programs, and Brampton’s second 24/7 Emergency Department.

Osler is currently working on plans to expand the Urgent Care Centre at Peel Memorial to 24/7 operations in 2022.

Meeting the needs of the community

The new hospital addresses the significant need for more specialized care for patients requiring longer hospital stays before they can safely return home or to care in the community. It will also help create more space for very sick patients at Brampton Civic Hospital.

Current stage of planning

Following Premier Ford's announcement in early 2021, Osler’s teams have been working with consultants and architects to plan the new services and patient care spaces. These preliminary requirements help shape the next stage of planning and design, leading to more detailed architectural plans. Once the Ministry of Health reviews Osler’s Stage Two Functional Programming submission, the project will move into Stage Three of the Ministry of Health’s required five-stage Capital Planning Process.

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Current stage (6-9 months)

Functional Program:

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  • Operational processes
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  • Detailed space requirements
  • Architectural plans - block diagrams
  • Preliminary equipment list
  • Estimate of capital cost and hospital contribution

Preliminary Design

  • Refined architectural plans

  • Increasing detail for all aspects of the building (including equipment) and the site
  • Update of the capital cost and hospital contribution

Contract Documents

  • Further refinement of the architectural plans

  • Increasing detail for all aspects of the building and the site

Implementation

  • Construction
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A multi-storey tower with 250 inpatient beds and space for more in future.

Care for those who need greater supports before they can safely return home.

Brampton will have a second Emergency Department at Peel Memorial.

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(l-r): Charmaine Williams, Brampton City Councillor; Kiki Ferrari, Chief Operating Officer, William Osler Health System; Pat Fortini, Deputy Mayor, City of Brampton; Amarjot Sandhu, Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Infrastructure and MPP Brampton West; Hon. Doug Ford, Premier of Ontario; Hon. Prabmeet Sarkaria, President of the Treasury Board and MPP Brampton South; Hon. Christine Elliott, Deputy Premier and Minister of Health; Martin Medeiros, Deputy Mayor, City of Brampton; Ann Ford, Executive Vice President, Strategy and Corporate Services; Ken Mayhew, President and CEO, William Osler Health System Foundation; Bob Peacock, Chair, William Osler Health System Foundation Board of Directors; Geoffrey Ritchie, Chair, William Osler Health System Board of Directors; Dr. Frank Martino, Interim President and CEO, William Osler Health System
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We want to hear from you!

Input from patients, caregivers and the community is vital to building a new hospital that the community can be proud of for years to come.

Our current stage of planning focuses on the services that will be housed within the new Peel Memorial and the physical spaces needed to support them. We invite you to share your experiences and ideas about how to make these indoor and outdoor spaces work best for you and your loved ones.

Share your thoughts and ideas by completing a short survey that will help shape the new Peel Memorial.

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Frequently asked questions

The new Peel Memorial

What is the new Peel Memorial?

The new Peel Memorial will be a multi-storey tower, with 250 inpatient beds when it opens and space to build more in the future. When combined with the outpatient clinics, diagnostic imaging, surgery and other health services already operating on the Peel Memorial site, this will be a significant boost in services for patients in Brampton. Plans also include short-stay beds necessary to support an Emergency Department, and many new beds for patients recovering from an acute care stay who require specialized care before they can safely return home. Many of these patients currently occupy acute care beds at Brampton Civic Hospital that are badly needed for other patients, including those waiting in our busy Emergency Department.

Both buildings at Peel Memorial will be connected to ensure safe and convenient access to services and programs. This represents an exciting step for Osler, Brampton and the surrounding community, and will support increased hospital and health care capacity for years to come.

When will we see what the new Peel Memorial will actually look like?

The current stage of planning focuses on the services that will be housed within Peel Memorial and the physical spaces needed to support them.

As we advance to the next stage of the project – the preliminary design – in 2022, the community will see initial draft architectural renderings that will evolve as design and planning progresses. Once more detailed graphics are available, they will be shared broadly with the community through meetings and other opportunities to come together to discuss the project.

Where will the new patient tower be built?

The new patient tower will be built adjacent to the existing Peel Memorial Centre for Integrated Health and Wellness, on the northeast portion of the current campus with parking included underground. Both buildings at Peel Memorial will be connected to ensure safe and convenient access to all services and programs, and will operate as one facility.

When will shovels be in the ground and when will the new Peel Memorial open its doors?

Construction is anticipated to begin in late 2023 and the hospital is anticipated to open its doors in 2027. The dates are subject to change.

How will the community be engaged around the development of the new Peel Memorial?

A number of community groups, Osler’s Patient and Family Advisory Council, patients and caregivers, as well as other individuals/groups have been important contributors to the development of the new Peel Memorial. The community has also been engaged through Telephone Town Hall meetings where the project has been discussed with opportunities for questions and input. We will continue to engage and seek ongoing input to help shape the design of the programs and bring the new hospital to life.

We invite you to share your thoughts and ideas by completing a short survey that will help shape the new Peel Memorial.

Local share

Why is Osler asking the City of Brampton to help pay for the new Peel Memorial?

In Ontario, the Government funds 90 per cent of hospital construction costs. Communities are responsible for the remaining 10 per cent, as well as covering all equipment costs – this is called the “local share”.

About 70 per cent of hospital redevelopment projects in Ontario involve some form of municipal funding, and many larger municipalities use designated levies to fund a contribution. Osler is requesting municipal funding from the City of Brampton to support 50 per cent of the estimated local share for both the new Peel Memorial and the proposed cancer care centre to be located at Brampton Civic Hospital. In this year’s budget deliberations, the City of Brampton made a historic contribution of $62.5 million towards the estimated local share for Osler’s redevelopment priorities, including $20M raised through a previous tax levy.

Community support is critical to ensure hospitals can continue to meet the current and future health care needs. Osler continues to work with its municipal partners, William Osler Health System Foundation, and the community towards reaching the project’s local share goal.

Cancer care centre

Is Brampton getting a new cancer care centre with radiation therapy services?

The need for more comprehensive cancer care services is recognized by Ontario Health (formerly Cancer Care Ontario), and Osler is in discussions with the Ministry of Health on a proposed plan for a new state-of-the-art cancer care centre that will house radiation therapy and other expanded oncology and survivorship services under one roof. It is Osler’s hope that we will receive a planning grant in the near future to proceed with the next stage of planning.

Why would the proposed cancer centre be located on Brampton Civic Hospital grounds and not be part of the new Peel Memorial build?

Locating the cancer care centre on the Brampton Civic Hospital grounds will place cancer services close to other hospital services and resources, e.g. specialized diagnostic testing that are most frequently associated with this type of care. The proposed location – the south-east corner of the hospital campus – represents the most efficient and cost-effective location and will minimize disruption of other hospital services during construction. Proximity to Bovaird Drive will also ensure convenient access and excellent visibility from the main road for Brampton patients.

Future hospital expansion

What is Osler doing to advocate for a third hospital?

Osler is proud to have set out an ambitious plan to transform Peel Memorial into Brampton’s new hospital. With continued and significant growth in the community, the hospital will have a significant positive impact on health care capacity, and set the stage for the eventual third hospital in Brampton.

As health care services and infrastructure continue to be an important part of the City’s urban planning, we continue to engage with the City of Brampton and Ontario Government to advance these discussions.

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