Cambridge Memorial Hospital
Cambridge Memorial Hospital (CMH) is a nonprofit acute care hospital serving Cambridge, Ontario, and the surrounding communities, including North Dumfries and the Region of Waterloo. Designated with the charitable registration number 118826270RR0001, it provides comprehensive medical services, including emergency care, surgery, maternal and child health, mental health support, intensive care, and diagnostic imaging.

As a regional healthcare hub, CMH operates under a community-focused model, emphasizing accessibility and patient-centered care. Its facilities include specialized units for medical and surgical care, alongside partnerships with local health networks to address broader public health needs. The hospital’s infrastructure has undergone significant modernization, including expansion projects aimed at meeting growing community demands.

CMH is supported by the Cambridge Memorial Hospital Foundation, a charitable arm that raises funds for medical equipment, facility upgrades, and patient care programs. Notable initiatives include community-driven campaigns to enhance clinical technology and improve patient comfort. The hospital has been recognized in healthcare design circles, including a shortlisting at the 2018 World Architecture Festival for its forward-looking campus development.

Grounded in a commitment to equitable healthcare, CMH collaborates with regional providers such as Grand River Hospital and St. Mary’s General Hospital to ensure coordinated care across the Waterloo-Wellington region. Its volunteer and donor networks underscore its role as a community institution, reflecting the values of its service area through philanthropic engagement and outreach.