Welcome to the KMHC Web Site. It is with great pride and excitement that we introduce to you the Kateri Memorial Hospital Centre’s official web site portraying the efforts and commitment of the many people who provide quality health care services in our community. Our goal is to provide you with useful information about our hospital-centre and our services.
Feel free to browse around the site. If you have comments or questions, feel free to contact us.
Nia:wen (thank you) for visiting and we look forward to serving you.
Excellent Resource for Parents
Bare Essentials Season 3 - Show #6 Crispy Fish Fillets
Bare Essentials Season 3 - Show #6 Creamy Coleslaw
Bare Essentials Season 3 - Show #6 Cajun Oven Fries
Bare Essentials Season 3 - Show #5 Wild Rice Dressing
Bare Essentials Season 3 - Show #5 Butternut Squash Soup
Bare Essentials Season 3 - Show #5 Roast Turkey and Gravy
Bare Essentials Season 3 - Show #4 Brussel Sprouts
Bare Essentials Season 3 - Show #4 Smashed Potatoes
Bare Essentials Season 3 - Show #4 Turkey Meatloaf
Bare Essentials Season 3 - Show #3 Sweet Potato Bisquit
Bare Essentials Season 3 - Show #3 Mushroom Barley Soup
Bare Essentials Season 3 - Show #3 Brown Sauce
Bare Essentials Season 3 - Show #3 Beef Stock
Bare Essentials Season 3 - Show #2 Tandoori Chicken
Bare Essentials Season 3 - Show #2 Grilled Red Onion and Yellow Squash
Bare Essentials Season 3 - Basic Salad recipe
Bare Essentials Season 3 - Spaghetti and Meatballs
Nutrition Months BEAN QUESADILLAS
The In-Patient Department of the KMHC is OPEN to visitors
The IPD of the KMHC is open to visitors but has some simple restrictions. Read this information sheet and learn more
About half of the population of Kahnawake has received their H1N1 Vaccination
As of Wednesday January 13th, 2010 the Season Flu Vaccination is also available for clients of the KMHC.
In North America, influenza season occurs every year between December and April The goal of influenza immunization campaigns is to prevent serious illness caused by influenza and its complications.
In North America, influenza season occurs every year between December and April The goal of influenza immunization campaigns is to prevent serious illness caused by influenza and its complications.
General information on H1N1.
Coughing and Sneezing without contaminating.
You can play an active part in staying healthy.
