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Dr. Brent Johnson – Specialist in Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery. Dr. Johnson manages and treats surgical conditions affecting the teeth, mouth, and facial regions. Common conditions that his patients seek help for include the removal of wisdom and impacted teeth, dental implants, dental extractions, orthognathic (corrective) jaw surgery, and oral pathology. An oral and maxillofacial surgeon is a dentist who has usually done an additional year of hospital dentistry followed by a multi-year specialty and residency program involving surgery, medical rotations, and anaesthesia training. Dr. Johnson has been serving patients in the greater Ottawa area since opening his Kanata office in 1988.

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Andrew Fleck Child Care Services (AFCCS) is one of the oldest and most diversified non-profit, charitable, multi-service early learning, child care and family support organizations in Ontario. It began its operation in 1911 and was incorporated as a charitable organization in 1920 under the legal name of The Ottawa Day Nursery Inc. It later changed its name to Andrew Fleck Child Care Services in recognition of its benefactor Mrs. Andrew Fleck who donated the building at 195 George Street to the organization in 1932.

Established in 1980 at arm's length from the Hospital and with an independent Board of Directors, the Southlake Regional Health Centre Foundation is 'in the business of generating, safeguarding and growing revenue, relationships and resources to advance Southlake.'As Canadians we have come to expect that the healthcare we receive, wherever we live in this country, is at the highest standard and that governments have sole responsibility for ensuring that we all have access to healthcare in this country. The practical reality is that governments fund only a portion of hospital needs. As surprising as it sounds, all across Ontario communities contribute to the purchase of mobile x-ray units, blanket warmers, sleeping chairs, ventilators, CADD pumps, even CT scanners.