
Marchese Health Care has served our community with pride for more than 50 years!
You can depend on us for award-winning pharmacy care, superior medical supplies, innovative wellness programs, and expert health counselling and education.
We thank you for your ongoing patronage and look forward to continuing to serve you.
Marchese Health Care is an independent community-based health care provider dedicated to the delivery of compassionate, client-focused care. We provide a wide variety of medication, supplies and equipment; clinical knowledge; and specialized services to meet your health and wellness needs.
Prescriptions, over-the-counter and specialty medications
Delivery and clinical support of intravenous medications, specialized supplies and infusion equipment for palliative care, anti-infective and nutrition therapies.
A complete range of general medical supplies, including wound care, continence, ostomy and other medical therapies.
Marchese Health Care is a provider of health-care services to clients of the Waterloo Wellington CCAC in southwestern Ontario. (Click here for more information.) We supply high-quality medical supplies and pharmacy services to CCAC clients with a strong commitment to client-centred care.
Hamilton & St. Catharines
Medical Supplies Depots
NOW CLOSED
Marchese Health Care's medical supplies depots located at 340 James Street North, Hamilton, and 277 Welland Ave., St. Catharines, are now closed. If you have questions, please contact your CCAC case worker.
Retail sales of medical supplies are now available at Marchese Health Care Pharmacy, 316 James St. North. We're sorry for the inconvenience.
SPECIAL NOTICE
New Narcotics Safety
Regulations in Effect
Ontario is taking action to reduce the abuse of prescription narcotics and controlled substances.
The Narcotics Safety and Awareness Act, which took effect on November 1, 2011, enables the province to collect and track information on all narcotics and other controlled substances dispensed in Ontario. The Act bestows specific responsibilities on prescribers, pharmacists and patients. If you are visiting a pharmacy to pick up a prescribed narcotic, you must present proper identification before the medication is dispensed.
Click here for more information, including acceptable pieces of identification. You can also visit the Ontario Ministry of Health and Long Term Care website for a comprehensive list of Frequently Asked Questions.