Searching for Community Health Centres And Family Health Teams

• Provides emergency and primary health care services
• Offers services through a Registered Nurse five days per week and physician visits on a monthly basis
• Monitors chronic illnesses

• 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

• 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

• 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

• 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

• 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

• Chiropractor
• Dental Clinic
• Optometrist
• Psychologist

• Operates a primary care medical clinic with access to a variety of health care professionals, including Family Physicians, Registered Nurses, Nurse Practitioners and a Registered Dietitian
• Offers walk-in clinics with either a Nurse Practitioner or a Registered Nurse

• 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

• 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

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 Acute Episodic Care 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
• Home care visits
• Office surgical care
• Diabetic foot care

• 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

• 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

• 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

• 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

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 Families Program
• Home Care
• Sex and Gender Diversity Program

• Offers primary health care services through a medical clinic and outreach programs
• Provides clinical services through Physicians, Nurse Practitioners and Traditional Healers
• Offers a combination of Indigenous traditional healing methods 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

• 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

• 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

• 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

• 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

• 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

• 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

• 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

• Operates a primary care medical clinic with access to a variety of health care professionals, including Family Physicians, Registered Nurses, Nurse Practitioners and Registered Dietitians
• Offers a walk-in and after hours clinic

• Cancer screening
• Diabetes care
• Hospital discharge
• Immunizations
• Mental health
• Nutrition
• Smoking cessation
• Telemedicine

• Provides timely access to family and community 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
• Offers urgent care after hours clinics

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

• 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

• Provides access to a registered nurse that provides advice about urgent health care concerns
• Offers the opportunity to have family doctor receive a written summary of the call

• Offers timely access to primary 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

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

• Provides access to a registered nurse that provides advice about urgent health care concerns
• Offers the opportunity to have family doctor receive a written summary of the call

• 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

• counselling and education
• diagnose and treat illness and/or injuries
• order and interpret diagnostic tests
• perform physical check-ups
• referrals to family physicians, specialists and other health professionals
• supportive care through illness
• treatments and/or procedures
• write prescriptions

Health Centre focused on family and community health

• Offers primary health care, clinical services, health examinations, immunizations and a combination of Indigenous traditional healing methods and Western medical practices
• Provides chronic disease management

• Acute and chronic disease and illness management and prevention
• Care coordination and navigation of the health care system
• Health management (annual physicals, episodic illness care, etc)
• Wound care
• Chronic disease management
• Well baby visits
• Immunizations / injections
• Diabetic teaching, foot care and outreach
• Smoking cessation
• Weight management
• Cryotherapy (skin tag removal)
• Referrals to specialists, home care, physiotherapy, etc

• Blood pressure clinics
• Flu shots
• Laboratory services
• Smoking cessation

• Provides a variety of programs and services to meet the health care needs of the community
• Offers assessment and treatment for non-life threatening injuries and illnesses
• Provides referrals to other local health programs and services
• Provides coordination and intake for several housing programs under the Homelessness Network/Reseau des sans abri/Endaasgwok Maamwi-naadmaagewin

• 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

• counselling and education
• diagnose and treat illness and/or injuries
• order and interpret diagnostic tests
• perform physical check-ups
• referrals to family physicians, specialists and other health professionals
• supportive care through illness
• treatments and/or procedures
• write prescriptions

• 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

• counselling and education
• diagnose and treat illness and/or injuries
• order and interpret diagnostic tests
• perform physical check-ups
• referrals to family physicians, specialists and other health professionals
• supportive care through illness
• treatments and/or procedures
• write prescriptions

• Provides timely access to family and community 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
• Offers urgent care after hours clinics

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

• 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

• Provides access to a registered nurse that provides advice about urgent health care concerns
• Offers the opportunity to have family doctor receive a written summary of the call

• Provides timely access to family and community 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
• Offers urgent care after hours clinics

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

• 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

• Provides access to a registered nurse that provides advice about urgent health care concerns
• Offers the opportunity to have family doctor receive a written summary of the call

• Provides family doctors, laboratory services, and diagnostic x-ray
• Offers after hours services, minor emergency care, minor surgery, Ontario Telehealth Network (OTN), and family medicine outreach clinics