The Chief Medical Officer of Health has indicated that continuing care sites must update residents and families of their site’s outbreak status.

Bonnyville Health Centre is on outbreak prevention. 

Site Outbreak Definitions

1. Outbreak prevention is:
   • No residents or staff showing any symptoms of COVID-19
2. Alert is defined as:
   • At least one resident or staff member who exhibits one or more symptoms of COVID-19
   • Staff with laboratory-confirmed COVID-19 who did not work while symptomatic
3.  A confirmed COVID-19 outbreak is defined as:
   • Any one individual (resident or staff) with laboratory-confirmed COVID-19. Staff must have worked while symptomatic.
   • Sites with two or more laboratory-confirmed COVID-19 cases will be included in public reporting.

For information related to COVID-19, we encourage you to visit Alberta Health Services’ website.

If you have any questions about your site, please contact us directly. Contact information is on the left.

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Free visitor parking is available, including accessible parking stalls, on the south and north sides of the Bonnyville Health Centre.

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Staff                                                     356

Volunteers                                         20

Outpatient visits                               5,176

Emergency visits                              15,404

Births                                                  195

Acute care beds                               33

Continuing care beds                      30

Embracing change in rural care
Giving time to grieve
Doctor encourages mask use
Lifting spirits
Remembering a legacy of work by two Sisters
Breaking down mental health stigma
Living through two pandemics
WWII veteran shares memories of D-Day and struggles with PTSD
Tips for a safe and fun summer
Volunteering for 50 years
Four-legged care team
Helping kids in crisis
Witnessing character emerge in death
Bridging cultures to promote healing

In 1917, Rev. Duclos established the first hospital in Bonnyville founded by the Women’s Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church. As the population increased, plans were made to relocate the hospital to a new and larger site. By 1926, the new two-storey hospital opened its doors. In 1962, the Women’s Missionary Society transferred their endeavors to other charitable works and the hospital closed. That same year it resumed operation under the name of Duclos Hospital, a non-church organization known as the Duclos Hospital Society.

The St. Louis Hospital was founded by the Sisters of Charity of Notre Dame d’Evron in October of 1919. By 1955, a new wing was added with an additional 28 beds. The Sisters of Charity governed St. Louis until 1972. In 1979, a Board of Management was established and would later spark the amalgamation of the two hospitals.

With the prediction of a booming economy and both facilities needing repairs, the Board saw a need for a new facility. In May 1986, Bonnyville Health Centre opened. The hospital provides invaluable services through holistic, quality health care within a compassionate and inclusive environment. In October 2008, Covenant Health was formed when 16 Catholic health facilities in Alberta, including Bonnyville Health Centre, united.