BGH remains busy during "shocking" flu season

Tuesday, January 6, 2026 at 6:00 AM

Caffin thanked the staff for their hard work, as well as the patients and their families for their patience and understanding during this busy time

Brockville General Hospital has remained busy over these last few weeks, according to President and CEO, Julie Caffin.

Caffin said this flu season has been shocking so far with a larger than normal influx of admissions for flu cases.

She continues to recommend the flu vaccine.

Caffin thanked the staff for their hard work, as well as the patients and their families for their patience and understanding during this busy time.

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