The We Care, We Can CAMPAIGN
To improve access and the quality of care in Durham Region, Lakeridge Health’s Bowmanville Hospital is embarking on a landmark and historic redevelopment journey. Ushering in a new era of health care, we are building a brand-new Bowmanville Hospital, purpose-built for the future.
Why Build a redeveloped hospital?
As one of the fastest growing regions in Ontario, the Durham Region population is expected to double by 2041. To ensure our integrated, regional health system can continue to meet the rapidly growing demands of our community, our reimagined Bowmanville Hospital will undergo a significant expansion, nearly doubling its current size.
What will be included?
Once complete, the redeveloped Bowmanville Hospital will usher in a new era of health care delivery in the Durham Region with features including but not limited to:
- Private and bariatric rooms
- New ambulatory care clinics
- A Haemodialysis Centre
- A rooftop helipad
- Level 3 Critical Care capacity
When will this project happen?
Constructing an acute care facility is a complex process with multiple stages of planning that can take, on average, 10 years or longer to complete.
We are proud of the progress we have made to date, expect to release the RFP in mid-2025, and finalize selection of a construction partner in 2026. Final design and construction will follow as quickly as possible.
THE PLAN
The Bowmanville Hospital Foundation has been working collaboratively with Lakeridge Health on the Hospital’s Master Plan. Lakeridge Health’s plan for the Bowmanville site will ensure there is enough room for a growing and aging population. Hospital Renderings Subject to Change.
*Please note that the hospital rendering displayed is a conceptual representation and not the final design. It reflects our vision for the future but remains subject to adjustments and refinements as the project progresses.
2025 hospital renderings
*Above photo is a rendering of the new hospital building and is subject to change.
*Above photo is a rendering of the new hospital building and is subject to change.
in the news
Interim Helipad Opens in Bowmanville, a Major Step in the Bowmanville Hospital Redevelopment Journey
Lakeridge Health is proud to announce the official opening of the interim helipad in Bowmanville, a key milestone in the ongoing efforts to enhance health care for Durham Region.
Helipad Press Release.
Request for Qualifications Issued for the Bowmanville Hospital Redevelopment Project
Lakeridge Health and the Ontario government have achieved a key milestone in the Bowmanville Hospital redevelopment by issuing the Request for Qualifications (RFQ) for the project.
The RFQ marks the initial step in selecting a team to deliver the project, which will nearly double the size of the current hospital and significantly enhance access to quality health care across the Durham Region.
Government of Ontario speeds up redevelopment of Bowmanville Hospital
On March 11th 2022, the Government of Ontario announced that Lakeridge Health’s Bowmanville Hospital is moving to Stage 2 of its redevelopment to deliver quality healthcare to our community sooner.
MPP David Piccini, MPP Coe, Mayor Foster, and the Lakeridge Health Board of Trustees announced that the redevelopment of Lakeridge Health’s Bowmanville Hospital is moving to Stage 2 of the planning process and one step closer to completion.
Stay tuned to our website and social media pages for more exciting updates!
You can learn more about the announcement here.
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