Fruitvale dentist office donates $18,500 to regional hospital - Trail Daily Times

Dr. Gregory Barrett has donated $18,500 to the Ambulatory Care Campaign. This generous donation will support an Examination and Consultation Room in the new Ambulatory Care Unit at Kootenay Boundary Regional Hospital (KBRH). Lisa Pasin, executive director for the KBRH Health Foundation (far right), accepted this donation from Dr. Gregory Barrett (second from the right) and his staff team at his Family Dentistry office.Photo: Submitted

Dr. Gregory Barrett has donated $18,500 to the Ambulatory Care Campaign. This generous donation will support an Examination and Consultation Room in the new Ambulatory Care Unit at Kootenay Boundary Regional Hospital (KBRH). Lisa Pasin, executive director for the KBRH Health Foundation (far right), accepted this donation from Dr. Gregory Barrett (second from the right) and his staff team at his Family Dentistry office.Photo: Submitted

Fruitvale dentist office donates $18,500 to regional hospital

The Ambulatory Campaign is now underway

Sheri Regnier
Mar. 14, 2022 3:52 p.m.
Community

Dr. Gregory Barrett has donated $18, 500 to the Ambulatory Care Campaign at Kootenay Boundary Regional Hospital (KBRH).

This generous donation will support an Examination and Consultation Room in the new Ambulatory Care Unit at KBRH.

Read about the Ambulatory Campaign here:

*Hospital campaign starts with a challenge to Kootenay Boundary businesses

*Fruitvale family-run business donates $35,000 to hospital campaign

*KBRH donation especially meaningful

*Big boost for Kootenay Boundary ICU/HART Project

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