West Park Healthcare Centre
West Park Healthcare Centre, part of the University Health Network (UHN), is a specialized hospital in Toronto dedicated to rehabilitation, complex continuing care, respiratory medicine, and long-term recovery. It is designed to help patients rebuild their independence after illness, injury, or chronic health conditions.
Clinical Services
West Park provides inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation for conditions such as stroke, amputation, orthopedic injury, and spinal cord damage. Its Complex Continuing Care programs support patients with long-term or multi-system illnesses, offering coordinated care from multidisciplinary teams. The Respiratory Services department specializes in chronic lung disease management, ventilation support, and sleep medicine. Palliative and supportive care are also available for patients with advanced illness.
Facilities and Programs
The hospital is undergoing redevelopment to create a modern campus with expanded rehabilitation and outpatient facilities. It provides state-of-the-art therapy gyms, assistive technology, prosthetics and orthotics services, and transitional programs to prepare patients for independent living at home or in the community.
Education and Research
Affiliated with the University of Toronto, West Park trains healthcare professionals in rehabilitation sciences, respiratory therapy, and chronic disease management. Research at the centre focuses on mobility, respiratory health, prosthetics, and innovative rehabilitation techniques, contributing to advancements in patient care across Canada.
Patient Support
Patients and families benefit from integrated care models, counseling, interpreter services, and transition planning. West Park emphasizes patient- and family-centred care, ensuring that treatment plans address both medical and social needs.
Community Role
Serving the Greater Toronto Area, West Park is recognized for its expertise in rehabilitation and long-term care. It plays a key role in enabling patients to regain independence, improve quality of life, and successfully reintegrate into their communities.
