Walk-in clinic for the general public 

• Provides immediate care for non-emergency and uncomplicated situations, with a range of services similar to those provided by a primary care physician's office

Walk-In Clinic will continue normal operation, although will be reduced to urgent presentations only

Walk-in medical clinic

• Provides immediate care for non-emergency and uncomplicated situations, with a range of services similar to those provided by a primary care physician's office
• Coordinates documentation if clinic patient receives care from a member of the team

DO NOT ATTEND if you have cold, cough, fever or flu-like systems or have travelled

DHMC Walk-In is now operating on reduced hours until further notice. We will now close at 5pm Monday to Thursday and 4 pm on Friday

Walk-in medical clinic

• Provides immediate care for non-emergency and uncomplicated situations, with a range of services similar to those provided by a primary care physician's office

Walk-In Clinic will continue normal operation, although will be reduced to urgent presentations only

Walk-in medical clinic

Provides immediate care for non-emergency and uncomplicated situations, with a range of services similar to those provided by a primary care physician's office

Modified Walk-In Clinic - mandatory phone pre-screening

• We will be directing those who need walk-in care to come in the afternoon, and we will not be opening for evening or Saturday hours for the time being
• If you feel you have a medical issue, a nurse is available to screen you by phone and advise you if you should come to walk-in clinic. Before coming to the clinic, please call 807-475-9595 to be screened.
• If you have symptoms related to COVID-19 - we ask that you stay home and do not come to walk-in clinic. Contact Thunder Bay District Health Unit for more info at www.tbdhu.ca.

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Nurse Practitioner-led medical clinic

• Nurse practitioners (NP) are registered nurses with advanced university education who provide personalized, quality health care to patients
• Works in partnership with Nurses, Registered Practical Nurses, Dietitians, Social Workers and collaboratively with Physicians

Offers a variety of health care services including:

• counselling and education
• diagnosing and treating illness and/or injuries
• ordering and interpreting diagnostic tests
• performing physical check-ups
• referrals to family physicians, specialists and other health professionals
• supportive care through illness
• treatments and/or procedures
• writing prescriptions

Provides a walk-in clinic for registered patients

Walk-in medical clinic

• Provides immediate care for non-emergency and uncomplicated situations, with a range of services similar to those provided by a primary care physician's office
• Provides tuberculosis (TB) skin testing for employment or academic placement requirements

The Friday afternoon 1 pm-4 pm Walk-in Clinic has been moved to the 200 Anemki Place, Fort William First Nation location until further notice

Walk-in medical clinic

• Provides immediate care for non-emergency and uncomplicated situations, with a range of services similar to those provided by a primary care physician's office

Walk-In Clinic:
Mon 1:15 pm-4 pm * Fri 9 am-12 noon ** SUSPENDED TEMPORARILY **
After-Hours Clinic: Mon-Thu 5 pm-8 pm * Sat 9 am-12 pm

Walk-in medical clinic

• Provides immediate care for non-emergency and uncomplicated situations, with a range of services similar to those provided by a primary care physician's office
• Coordinates documentation if patient receives care from a member of the team

All appointments will be done by phone - including Walk-in - regardless of your symptoms - Call 807-623-0383

Walk-in medical clinic

• Provides immediate or urgent care for non-emergency and uncomplicated situations

Walk-in medical clinic

• Provides immediate care for non-emergency and uncomplicated situations, with a range of services similar to those provided by a primary care physician's office
  
• Patients will be directed to a hospital emergency department if their situation is too serious

Walk-in clinic for the general public 

• Provides immediate care for non-emergency and uncomplicated situations, with a range of services similar to those provided by a primary care physician's office

Health centre focused on family and community health

• Operates an Indigenous Community Health Centre
  
• Offers primary health care, clinical services, and health examinations
  
• Offers culturally appropriate programs and services for Indigenous people, combining traditional healing and Western medical practices
  
• Offers a Fetal Alcohol Syndrome/Fetal Alcohol Effects Project to help support women not to drink alcohol during pregnancy so as to avoid Fetal Alcohol Syndrome (FAS) birth defects or Fetal Alcohol Effects (FAE) birth defects
  
• Offers Diabetes treatment and management

Programs offered include:

• Healthy Kindred Kitchen
  
• Immunization Clinic
  
• Wholistic Healing
  
• Life Skills
  
• Healthy Choices
  
• Community Kitchens
  
• Community Access Program (CAP) -- free internet access
  
• Pre/Postnatal Support, food vouchers and milk coupons
  
• Child care and bus tickets also available to participants

Emergency room care

Provides diagnostic and treatment services for individuals who have acute life-threatening injuries or severe illnesses

Sexual Assault and Partner Abuse Care Program

• Provides initial emergency care only with the patient's informed consent
• Provides follow-up services accessible through the Victim Treatment Centre (VTC) follow up nurse

University health clinic

• Offers primary health and mental health care to Lakehead University students
  
• Students who have a local family physician are encouraged to continue to receive medical care from him or her, when possible, to ensure continuity of their medical care

Primary care services include:

• episodic illnesses and chronic medical conditions
  
• mental health concerns
  
• sexual health concerns
  
• wellness examinations and annual physicals
  
• Tuberculosis (TB) skin tests when required for academic program

Counselling team provides students with short or long term emotional support for:

• Depression
  
• Eating disorders
  
• Family and relationship issues
  
• General mental health issues
  
• Grief
  
• Stress
  
• Substance abuse concerns

Offers a range of health care services, including:

• Addiction Treatment
• Chronic Pain Clinic
• Dental Care
• Diabetes Management
• Family Medicine
• Family Planning
• Hospital Medicine
• Mental Health Care
• Prenatal Care
• Preventative Health

Offers various medical services including the following:

• Golf Links Chiropractic
  
• General Surgery
  
• Gastroenterology and Internal Medicine
  
• Plastic Surgery
  
• Psychotherapy Services

Currently accepting patients who are struggling with narcotic or opiate drug addiction or are interested in medical cannabis

COVID19 -- Call main hospital switchboard or visit website to find updates to current screening and visiting policies

Pediatric acute care hospital * dental clinic * epilepsy classroom for children with intractable epilepsy * psychiatry

International Patient Office-- 416-813-7654 ext. 228917 * for out of country families seeking to arrange treatment for their child * Herbie Fund -- provides financial support for children from around the world requiring treatment not available in their own countries to receive surgical care at SickKids in Toronto

SCAN (Suspected Child Abuse and Neglect) Program-- 416-813-6275, Monday-Friday 9 am-5 pm * 416-813-7500 after hours * assessment of child abuse and neglect * care and support for children and teenagers who may have been mistreated * referrals for parents/guardians * consultation for medical professionals and community workers regarding child abuse and neglect

Lotus Health -- Call or text 437-226-3579, responses within one business day; for urgent concerns call 416-813-7500 and request that SCAN be paged * health and advocacy program for children and youth under the age of 18 years who have experienced, are currently experiencing, or may be at risk of experiencing commercial sexual exploitation or trafficking * coordinated approach to care

Ontario Poison Centre -- see separate entry

SickKids Centre for Community Mental Health (formerly Hincks-Dellcrest Centre) -- see separate entries

Emergency room care

Provides diagnostic and treatment services for individuals who have acute life-threatening injuries or severe illnesses

Sexual Assault and Partner Abuse Care Program

• Provides initial emergency care only with the patient's informed consent
  
• Provides follow-up services accessible through the Victim Treatment Centre (VTC) follow up nurse

Helps Aboriginal children and families who are residing in the Thunder Bay District better access Dilico's health, mental health, addictions, and child welfare services through a city location
Health services that can be accessed at this site include:

• Adult Mental Health Worker
• Concurrent Disorder Case Manager
• Diabetes program
• Health Services Manager
• Intake and Aftercare workers
• Primary care
• Transitional aged service workers
• Walk-in medical clinic
• Youth Outreach Workers
• Youth in transition worker

Community health centre
Offers a variety of programs and services including:

• Child Welfare Services
• Community Health Services
• Health Services
• Mental Health and Addiction Services

Note: Not all programs and services are available at the branch offices; contact local office to determine what services are offered in community

Community health centre
Offers a variety of programs and services including:

• Child Welfare Services
• Community Health Services
• Health Services
• Mental Health and Addiction Services

Note: Not all programs and services are available at the branch offices; contact local office to determine what services are offered in community

College community medical clinic

• Offers regular physician clinics during the academic year
  
• Encourages individuals to continue to see their family physician for continuity of care

Provides primary health care services including the following:

• Advisement regarding health requirements for special programs
  
• Birth control and free condoms
  
• Episodic illness and chronic medical conditions
  
• Health counselling on issues such as nutrition, birth control, sexuality, anxiety, stress management, depression
  
• Health supervision for special conditions such as asthma, diabetes, hypertension, epilepsy
  
• Literature on health issues
  
• Wart treatment
  
• Massage therapy
  
• Physicals such as annual, 3rd party, ministry of transport, aviation
  
• Referrals to other physicians or agencies as required
  
• Sexually transmitted disease screening and treatment
  
• Student supplementary insurance information and claims
  
• TB (Tuberculosis) Skin testing
  
• Wellness examinations

• Operates a 37-bed level C hospital with acute care and specialty care beds
• Provides 24-hour a day coverage by on-site or on-call physicians, advanced technological and diagnostic capabilities, and additional specialty services

Offers the following programs

• Cancer care
• Cardiac care
• Diabetes Education
• Diagnostic services
• Lab services
• Long Term Care
• Meals on Wheels
• Medical Day Program
• Respite Care
• Rehabilitative services

Emergency Room

• Provides immediate care for emergency situations - including serious or life-threatening illnesses or injuries

Palliative Care

• Provides emotional and spiritual support along with pain and symptom management
• Individuals in the end stages of terminal illness and to their friends and families

Ontario Telemedicine Network (OTN) - North Network

• Provides access to specialized medical care using video conferencing and other tele-diagnostic equipment
• Allows specialists to remotely examine and prescribe treatments to patients in their home communities
• Reduces the need to travel to receive medical care