However, creating an environment that is equally welcoming and accessible for people with disability can be more complex.

Patients can refer themselves to me if they're feeling like how they've been being cared for in hospital hasn't really felt supportive.

Staff can refer me patients.

It really is, you know, my kind of goal for the hospital and a part of my role because my role is not also just supporting patients but also helping with disability awareness.

As an organization, we have our, a lot of it, of us trying to become disability aware is linked with our disability action plan.

So we're looking at things like, you know, breaking down barriers, making people feel more supported, and we focus on very patient-centered care.

How do you think it's different being a women's space?

Well, I think we acknowledge that, you know, it's, it can be challenging, you know, becoming a parent for anyone, let alone, you know, having disabilities.