The Salvation Army Toronto Grace Health Centre (TGHC) is a mission of The Salvation Army. Toronto Grace is a 150-bed facility located in the heart of downtown Toronto, and is renowned for the compassion, clinical excellence and patient-centred care we provide. The heart of patient-centred care is recognizing that each person has individualized priorities and goals, and each care plan reflects this. Through understanding and appreciating the complexity of day-to-day life, Toronto Grace provides care for individuals with multifaceted chronic diseases who require Complex Continuing Care, Post Acute Care Rehabilitation, Palliative Care and Integrated Transitional Services.

Complex continuing care, post-acute care rehabilitation (including orthopedic, neurological, and medically complex conditions), palliative care (including respite care)

The health centre likely publishes quality metrics related to patient outcomes, safety measures, and patient satisfaction scores, reflecting their commitment to high-quality healthcare.

Vision:
To be the premier healthcare provider, recognized for excellence in patient care, innovation, and community service.

Mission:

To provide exceptional, compassionate care to every patient, every time.
To advance medical knowledge and technology through research and innovation.
To promote wellness and preventive care, empowering individuals to live healthier lives.
To collaborate with our community partners to address healthcare needs and improve population health.
To cultivate a culture of excellence, professionalism, and continuous improvement among our staff and healthcare providers.

Quality and Safety Awards: Recognition for maintaining high standards of patient safety, quality of care, and clinical outcomes. This might include awards from organizations like The Joint Commission, Leapfrog Group, or Healthgrades.
Patient Experience Awards: Recognition for providing exceptional patient experiences, including awards based on patient satisfaction surveys or feedback from independent organizations like Press Ganey or Consumer Reports.
Specialty Excellence Awards: Awards acknowledging excellence in specific medical specialties such as cardiology, oncology, orthopedics, or obstetrics. These accolades might be bestowed by specialty-specific organizations or publications.
Community Service Awards: Recognition for outstanding contributions to the local community through health education programs, outreach initiatives, free clinics, and other community health initiatives. Awards in this category may come from local governments, non-profit organizations, or healthcare associations.
Employee Satisfaction and Workplace Culture Awards: Awards acknowledging the hospital's commitment to creating a positive work environment, employee satisfaction, and professional development opportunities. These might be given by entities like Forbes, Fortune, or local business organizations.
Environmental Sustainability Awards: Recognition for efforts to reduce environmental impact through sustainable practices in operations, waste management, energy efficiency, and green initiatives. Awards in this category might come from environmental organizations or sustainability-focused groups.
Technology and Innovation Awards: Awards recognizing the adoption and implementation of innovative technologies and practices to enhance patient care, improve operational efficiency, and advance medical research. These might be given by technology publications, healthcare associations, or industry groups.