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Historical Notes
January 1927 marked the beginning of what was to become St. Joseph's Hospital in Gravelbourg, when a committee was established on the request of Doctor Francis Martial Lavoie to plan the hospital.  On July
26th of the same year, two Grey Nuns, Sisters Dupuis and Ducette,
arrived from Montreal to choose a site for the hospital and to supervise
the work of the construction. The hospital with its 42 beds was
officially opened on April 28, 1928. It was demolished in the fall
of 1997.In 1942, a unit of the hospital was reserved for the aged. This was the beginning of the home for the elderly. Although in 1948 efforts were made to provide such a home, it was not until October 4, 1961 that Foyer d'Youville came into being. The original building was torn down in 1996 to make way for the acute care wing of the present facility. Hospital Characteristics The modern St. Joseph's Hospital/Foyer d'Youville is a fully accredited integrated facility which officially opened on November 13, 1996 and provides the following:
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