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Operates a 79-bed acute care facility/hospital for the town of Espanola and surrounding area
Services and programs include:

• Newly renovated 24-hour Emergency department
• Acute Care
• Cardiac Program
• Diagnostic Imaging (x-ray and diagnostic imaging)
• Dietary services
• Laboratory
• Long-term care
• Physiotherapy

Also provides the following:

• Espanola Nursing Home
• Family Health Team
• Queensway Place assisted living complex (19 units)
• Seniors Apartment Building (30 units)

On-site services include:

• Community Care Access Centre (CCAC)
• Pharmacy
• Sleep Lab (6 beds)

Walk-in medical clinic

• Provides access to an on-call Physician for individuals requiring urgent care
• Provides treatment services for medical conditions that require urgent treatment but do not require a visit to a hospital emergency department
• Recommends calling Telehealth for medical advice and non-urgent situations

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 immediate care for non-emergency and uncomplicated situations, with a range of services similar to those provided by a primary care physician's office
• Assists individuals with or without a family physician

Can view Clinic waiting times on the website

• 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
• Assists individuals with or without a family physician

Can view Clinic waiting times on the website

Medical care team focused on family and community health

• Offers timely access to primary health care
• Provides access to other health care professionals within and outside of the Family Health Team
• Coordinates documentation if patient receives care from a member of the team
• Administers various health programs
• Offers a walk-in medical clinic for urgent, primary health care concerns

Offers primary health care services including but not limited to:

• Chronic disease education and prevention
• Disease management
• Health promotion
• Palliative care
• Rehabilitation

No walk-ins accepted until further notice due to Covid-19

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 services that promote physical and mental health for community members

• Coordinates consultations with visiting professionals including Doctors and Nurse Practitioners
• Provides health awareness, education and prevention workshops and seminars
• Coordinates clinics in areas that may include Diabetes, Immunization, Sexual Health and Communicable Diseases
• Coordinates regular foot care sessions with visiting chiropodist
• Identifies and attempts to correct health hazards

Addresses individual health care needs by providing:

• Intake services to determine health care needs of individual
• Referrals to appropriate health care providers based on information in the intake assessment
• Advocacy on behalf of individual with other health professionals
• Coordination of one-on-one pre-natal care with the community health nurse
• Home visits to the sick, elderly, new mothers and persons with health care needs
• Assistance with coordinating local and long distance travel arrangements for medical appointments

Ontario Telemedicine Network (OTN)

• Provides access to specialized medical care using videoconferencing 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 care

Walk-in medical clinic

• Provides access to an on-call physician for individuals requiring urgent care
• Provides treatment services for medical conditions that require urgent treatment but do not require a visit to a hospital emergency department

Provides community health services and assistance with non-insured health benefits to eligible First Nation and Inuit people
Community Health Services
Prevention programs intended to improve the health and well being of First Nation peoples are available on the following topics:

• Communicable disease control
• Maternal and child health care programs
• Chronic disease monitoring
• Care of the elderly
• School health programs
• Environmental health

Non-Insured Health Benefits
Provides assistance with accessing and making arrangements for extended health benefits, including:

• Dental care
• Medical transportation
• Medical equipment
• Medications
• Mental health counselling
• Short-term crisis intervention
• Vision care

Provides programs and services that promote physical and mental health for community members through a health clinic

• Provides health awareness, education and prevention workshops and seminars
• Coordinates clinics in areas including Blood Pressure, Immunization, Sexual Health and Communicable Diseases
• Coordinates basic foot care sessions
• Offers a diabetic clinic and a registered dietitian
• Provides physiotherapy services
• Provides mental health counselling once per week with a visiting professional

Addresses individual health care needs by providing:

• Intake services to determine health care needs of individual
• Referrals to appropriate health care providers based on information in the intake assessment
• Advocacy on behalf of individual with other health professionals
• Coordination of one-on-one pre-natal care with the community health nurse
• Prenatal classes and post-natal visits
• Home visits to the sick, elderly, new mothers and persons with health care needs

Offers a health centre providing family medical care, mental health services and many community-based health programs

• Coordinates health care services through Family Physicians, Nurse Practitioners, Community Health Nurses, Dietitian and a Diabetes Team and other health care professionals
• Provides health awareness and counselling, education and prevention workshops and seminars
• Coordinates clinics/workshops in areas that may include Diabetes, Foot Care, Immunization, Sexual Health and Communicable Diseases
• Offers a medicine lodge for culturally appropriate services through traditional healers
• Coordinates health initiatives/activities such as health fairs for different age groups

Addresses individual health care needs by providing:

• Intake services to determine health needs of individual
• Coordination of one-on-one prenatal/postnatal care with the community health nurse
• Home visits to the sick, elderly, new mothers and persons with health care needs
• Assistance with coordinating local and long distance travel arrangements for medical appointments
• Advocacy on behalf of individual with other health professionals
• Outdoor trips in group settings for residential school survivors
• Parent involvement and resources to reduce the incidence of head lice in the schools
• Speech and language assessments, treatment and training with special needs workers
• Supports a Walk-In Clinic

Also supports services of:

• Chiropractor
• Dental Clinic
• Optometrist
• Psychologist

Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder/North Eastern Aboriginal FASD Education Partnership Project:

• Works to develop and deliver a Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) curriculum
• Provides education through FASD resources and material
• Offers advocacy and sponsorship to students attending the FASD Certificate Program
• Evaluates the FASD Certificate Program

Support services include:

• Advocacy for families attending the Health Sciences North FASD Diagnostic Clinic as well as support for the Clinic
• Networking with FASD groups on a regional, provincial and national level

Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder/Child Nutrition Program aims to:

• Prevent Fetal Alcohol Syndrome (FAS) and Fetal Alcohol Effects (FAE) births through educational workshops and resources
• Increase the knowledge, skills and quality of life of Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) affected children and families
• Collaborates with existing community and agency partners to provide support to women and their families to have a healthy pregnancy
• Coordinates assessments for children and adults
• Offers case management and referrals to other supports

Provides services that promote physical and mental health for community members and serves as the administration office for health and social services

• Coordinates health care services through visiting Physicians, Nurse Practitioners, Community Health Nurse, Dietitian and a Diabetes Team
• Provides health awareness and counselling, education and prevention workshops especially in the areas of diabetes and alcohol/drug abuse
• Coordinates clinics/workshops in areas that may include Diabetes, Foot Care, Immunization, Sexual Health and Communicable Diseases
• Offers a palliative care program when required
• Coordinates health initiatives/activities such as health fairs for different age groups
• Hosts recreation nights, women's socials and other events for community members

Addresses individual health care needs by providing:

• Advocacy on behalf of individual with other health professionals
• Coordination of one-on-one prenatal/postnatal care with the community health nurse
• Home visits to the sick, elderly, new mothers and persons with health care needs
• Assistance with coordinating local and long distance travel arrangements for medical appointments

• Provides services that promote physical and mental health for community members
• Offers a health centre consisting of a multi-disciplinary team that provides health prevention, promotion and treatment
• Provides health awareness, education and prevention workshops and seminars
• Coordinates clinics in areas including Foot Care, Blood Pressure, Immunization, Sexual Health and Communicable Diseases
• Offers diabetes education and management counselling
• Provides mental health counselling

Addresses individual health care needs by providing:

• Intake services to determine health care needs of individual
• Referrals to appropriate health care providers based on information in the intake assessment
• Advocacy on behalf of individual with other health professionals
• Coordination of one-on-one pre-natal care with the community health nurse
• Prenatal and postnatal support and visits
• Home visits to the sick, elderly, new mothers and persons with health care needs

Provides services that promote physical and mental health for community members

• Coordinates consultations with visiting professionals including Doctors and Nurse Practitioners
• Provides health awareness, education and prevention workshops and seminars
• Coordinates clinics in areas that may include Diabetes, Immunization, Sexual Health and Communicable Diseases
• Combines both traditional health and Western medical practices

Addresses individual health care needs by providing:

• Intake services to determine health care needs of individual
• Referrals to other regional health services
• Advocacy on behalf of individual with other health professionals
• Coordination of one-on-one pre-natal care with the community health nurse
• Home visits to the sick, elderly, new mothers and persons with health care needs
• Assistance with coordinating local and long distance travel arrangements for medical appointments

Health centre focused on family and community health

• Offers primary health care services through a medical clinic and outreach programs
• Provides clinical services through Physicians, Nurse Practitioners and Traditional Healers
• Offers culturally appropriate programs and services for Aboriginals, combining traditional healing and Western medical practices
• Provides chronic disease management and prevention, pre/postnatal care, nutrition, health education, health promotion, and counselling
• Provides referrals to other service providers and specialists
• Coordinates and hosts a public Child Poverty Task Force to address food-related health challenges in at-risk communities on Manitoulin Island; Task Force also compiled the Community Food Security Directory for Manitoulin
• Collaborates with Mnaamodzawin Regional Health Authority and all First Nation Health Centres/Services on Manitoulin Island as well as other health service providers
• Publishes a monthly newsletter online

Administers the following programs and services:

• Aging At Home Program
• Aging At Home Transportation
• Child Nutrition Program
• Diabetes Wellness Program
• Dietitian and Community Nutrition
• Good Food Box Program
• Healthy Living Children's and Youth Program
• Immunization Clinic
• New Beginnings Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) Program
• Psychologist Services
• Traditional Medicine Program

Provides services that promote physical and mental health for community members

• Coordinates health care services through visiting Physicians, Nurse Practitioners, Community Health representative and community health workers
• Provides health awareness and counselling, education and prevention workshops especially in the areas of diabetes and alcohol/drug abuse
• Coordinates clinics/workshops in areas that may include Diabetes, Immunization, Sexual Health and Communicable Diseases
• Offers a palliative care program when required
• Coordinates health initiatives/activities such as Health Fairs, community garden for community members

Addresses individual health care needs by providing:

• Advocacy on behalf of individual with other health professionals
• Coordination of one-on-one prenatal/postnatal care with the community health representative
• Home visits to the sick, elderly, new mothers and persons with health care needs
• Assistance with coordinating local and long distance travel arrangements for medical appointments

Serves as a regional health authority for five First Nation communities

• Ensures access to high quality holistic services which promote personal, family and community responsibility to health care
• Works with community members, political leadership, families and community groups to optimize the health and well-being of community members

Coordinates the following programs and services:

• Community Mental Health
• Community Health
• Diabetes
• Healthy Babies Healthy Children
• Maternal Child Health Program

• Provides health services to improve the health and well-being of individuals at each stage of their life
• Offers services targeted to children, youth, adults, elders, and families as a whole
• Focuses on Anishinabe teachings and the medicine wheel as part of service delivery

General health services provided for all age groups as applicable include:

• Blood drawn clinics
• Blood pressure clinics
• Communicable disease control
• Developmental screening
• Diabetes prevention and education
• Health and nutrition education
• Home care
• Immunizations
• Prenatal and postnatal workshops (individual or group)
• Puberty and sexuality education
• School health

• Operates an acute care facility/hospital with several inpatient medical beds and obstetrics services for low risk, full term single pregnancies
• Provides a 24-hour Emergency Department
• Offers a Spiritual Room for patients and visitors to participate in smudging and meditation

Inpatient and Outpatient services include:

• Chemotherapy
• Diabetes clinics
• Diagnostic Imaging (Ultrasound and x-ray)
• Dietitian
• Laboratory
• Pharmacy
• Physiotherapy

Walk-in is not open due to COVID-19

Provides immediate care for non-emergency and uncomplicated situations

Provides programs and services that promote physical and mental health for community members through a health clinic

• Coordinates appointments with visiting professionals including Physicians and Nurse Practitioners
• Provides health awareness, education and prevention workshops and seminars
• Coordinates clinics in areas including Blood Pressure, Immunization, Sexual Health and Communicable Diseases
• Coordinates basic foot care sessions
• Offers a diabetic clinic and a visiting registered dietitian once per week
• Offers services of a visiting psychiatrist twice per month
• Provides mental health counselling

Addresses individual health care needs by providing:

• Intake services to determine health care needs of individual
• Referrals to appropriate health care providers based on information in the intake assessment
• Advocacy on behalf of individual with other health professionals
• Coordination of one-on-one pre-natal care with the community health nurse
• Prenatal classes and post-natal visits
• Home visits to the sick, elderly, new mothers and persons with health care needs

Responsible for the following programs and services:

• Emergency Department (ED)
  • Geriatric Emergency Medicine
  • Emergency Department Outreach Service
• Intensive Care Unit (ICU)
  • Virtual Critical Care Program
• Pulmonary Function Testing
• Respiratory Services
• Sleep Study Lab
• Trauma Services
• Neurosurgery Education & Outreach Network
• Centre for Prehospital Care (CPC)