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A wide range of health and wellness services and programs to families and individuals who live in the served communities.

Deliver care in many ways:

• one-on-one
• personal development groups
• community initiatives

Collective efforts and partnerships with key agencies contribute to improving both individual and community health by identifying and addressing underlying conditions.

A special attention to:

• vulnerable groups including older adults
• individuals and families living with low-incomes
• newcomers to Canada
• individuals without access to primary health care services.

Primary health care, mental health care and community capacity building health promotion

• aims to improve health among its members and favours autonomy and responsibility of individuals
• primarily for the Francophone community

Community Health Program

• improves health among members in the community

Mental Health Program

• supports services, evaluation, orientation, and individual, family and group therapy for people suffering from all kinds of problems
• offers help in difficult times and with family problems

Physical Health Program

• consultation with medical, nursing and nutritional staff
• complete medical examinations with follow-up appointments
• doctor's evaluation, laboratory services, annual exams for babies, children and adults
• evaluation of eating and lifestyle habits
• screening, hospital visits, possible home visits

COVID-19 (30 April 2020) Operates as usual with additional pre-screening

Walk-in family health centre

• minor emergencies health services
• driver's medical exams
• general practitioners

COVID-19 (September 15, 2021): Aboriginal Diabetes Initiative remains operational. Follow-up via phone, home visits for insulin starts continues. Contact Delia McDonald at 613-575-2341 ext 3220 for assistance.

For detail information, visit the website.

Diabetes management education program:

• Group and individual counselling
• Foot care services provided on site from a registered nurse
• Smoking cessation assessments
• Home visits available
• Monthly diabetes case management clinics with an endocrinologist
• Community education sessions in pre-diabetes, high risk diabetes and diabetes self-management

COVID-19 (6 April 2020) If feeling unwell, call Kanonhkwa'tsherí:io Health Facility at 613-575-2341 and ask for the medical clinic. A nurse from the medical clinic will triage all clients over the phone to assess whether an individual needs an in-person appointment or if they can proceed with a telephone appointment.

For more detailed information, visit the website

Health centre focused on family and community health:

• health professionals assess and treat non-life-threatening injuries or illnesses
• referrals to other local health services and personal development groups available on and off reserves

Community-led health teams develop programs to improve the social supports and conditions that affect long-term health:

• culturally appropriate programs and services for Aboriginals, combining traditional healing and Western medical practices
• information about living with diabetes

Aboriginal Healthy Babies Healthy Children:

• supports for pregnant women and families with young children
• home visits by nurses and other home visitors help expectant and new parents with having a healthy pregnancy and birth, breastfeeding, nutrition, child development, and being a parent

Maternal Child Health:

• supports for pregnant women and families with infants
• counselling to discuss breastfeeding, nutrition, safety, child development, and parenting

Mental Health Counselling:

• one-on-one, couple, and family counselling
• mental health screening and assessments
• short-term and long-term counselling
• confidential

Traditional Healing:

• Aboriginal healing methods to restore balance and connectedness
• holistic approach to individual, family, and community health
• one-on-one sessions, traditional spiritual ceremonies, and cultural workshops that support social, artistic, and intellectual traditions

COVID-19 (30 April 2020) The clinic is still operating while limiting visits to urgent issues only.
Telephone or video calls can be offered to speak to the doctor for non-essential matters not requiring to be seen in person. Screening under the guidance of Public Health, Ontario Health and recommendations of the Ontario Medical Association are in effect.

This information is regularly updated on their Facebook page.

Medical clinic for a general health practitioner

• not a walk-in clinic

Primary health care, mental health care and community capacity building health promotion

• aims to improve health among its members and favours autonomy and responsibility of individuals
• for the francophone commmunity

Community Health Program

• improve health among members in the community

Mental Health Program

• supports services, evaluation, orientation, and individual, family and group therapy for people suffering from all kinds of problems
• offers help in difficult times and with family problems

Physical Health Program

• consultation with medical, nursing and nutritional staff
• complete medical examinations with follow-up appointments
• doctor's evaluation, laboratory services, annual exams for babies, children and adults
• evaluation of eating and lifestyle habits
• screening, hospital visits, possible home visits

Primary health care, mental health care and community capacity building health promotion

• aims to improve health among its members and favours autonomy and responsibility of individuals
• primarily for the Francophone community

Community Health Program

• improves health among members in the community

Mental Health Program

• supports services, evaluation, orientation, and individual, family and group therapy for people suffering from all kinds of problems
• offers help in difficult times and with family problems

Physical Health Program

• consultation with medical, nursing and nutritional staff
• complete medical examinations with follow-up appointments
• doctor's evaluation, laboratory services, annual exams for babies, children and adults
• evaluation of eating and lifestyle habits
• screening, hospital visits, possible home visits

Private medical clinic with laboratory open to public

Primary health care, mental health care and community capacity building health promotion

• aims to improve health among its members and favours autonomy and responsibility of individuals
• primarily for the Francophone community

Community Health Program:

• improves health among members in the community

Mental Health Program:

• supports services, evaluation, orientation, and individual, family and group therapy
• offers help in difficult times and with family problems

Physical Health Program:

• consultation with medical, nursing and nutritional staff
• complete medical examinations with follow-up appointments
• doctor's evaluation

Primary health care, mental health care and community capacity building health promotion

• aims to improve health among its members and favours autonomy and responsibility of individuals
• primarily for the Francophone community

Community Health Program:

• improves health among members in the community

Mental Health Program:

• supports services, evaluation, orientation, and individual, family and group therapy
• offers help in difficult times and with family problems

Physical Health Program:

• consultation with medical, nursing and nutritional staff
• complete medical examinations with follow-up appointments
• doctor's evaluation, laboratory services

Primary health care, mental health care and community capacity building health promotion for the community

• provides a complete suite of health care services with aims to improve the health outcomes of its clients and favours autonomy and responsibility of individuals

Community Health Program:

• improves health among members in the community by developing and supporting local community-lead initiatives that provide opportunities for healthy lifestyles
• Monthly Green food box

Mental health Program:

• team composed of psychotherapists and a psychologist
• evaluation, orientation, support services in the form of individual therapy and group therapy for individuals, couples, and families living with all kinds of mental health challenges

Physical Health Program:

• team composed of doctor, nurse practitioners, dietitians, and registered nurses
• consultation with medical, nursing and nutritional staff
• low back pain project
• complete medical examinations with follow-up appointments
• doctor's evaluation, electrocardiograms, expert laboratory services
• annual exams for babies, children and adults
• evaluation of eating and lifestyle habits, individual support, and group sessions supporting individuals seeking to change eating and lifestyle habits
• screening, hospital visits, possible home visits
• Diabetes Education Program
• lung health program
• cardiac rehabilitation program

Family health centre

• primary care
• aesthetic medicine
• physiotherapy and rehabilitation services
• phlebotomy services
• ultrasound
• walk in service for urgent matters on Sat and Sun for registered patients of this clinic only

Family Health Team and the Orleans Travel Clinic:

• comprehensive pre-travel counseling
• pre-travel immunizations
• post-travel health care if required

Medical care team focused on family and community health

Basic care medical services:

• check-ups
• mental health services
• vaccinations
• prenatal and postnatal care

Prevention, screening, support and treatment:

• addictions (cigarettes, alcohol, and other substances)
• stress management
• prevention of sexually transmitted diseases (STIs) and Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV)
• pregnancy
• obesity

Management and monitoring of chronic conditions:

• diabetes
• hypertension
• arthritis
• respiratory diseases

Neighbourhood Health and Wellness Hubs are places offering free drop-in services to all residents across the city of Ottawa:

• immunization : COVID-19, school based vaccines and flu vaccines
• dental screening

Neighbourhood Health and Wellness Hubs are places offering free drop-in services to all residents across the city of Ottawa:

• immunization : COVID-19, school based vaccines and flu vaccines
• parenting in Ottawa drops-ins
• dental screening

Health services:

• family physicians
• nurse practitioners
• clinical nurses
• mental health counsellors
• health educators
• foot care nurse
• nutritionists and chiropodist
• lactation consultant
• anonymous HIV testing
• clean needle and syringe service
• virtual care supports via OTN

For Medical Clinic: call 613-737-4809 to book an appointment. You can also book virtual appointments online on our website or by emailing SEOadmin@seochc.on.ca. Registered clients with urgent care issues may call for same day or next day appointment.

COVID-19 (November 5, 2021): Most services are available through the use of telehealth, however some services are still available in person. Please consult the website for details.

Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) Clinic

Services:

Administrative services snd support

• medical finances
• medical records

Dental care

Diagnostics and therapeutics

• ear/nose/throat (ENT)
• laboratory services
• ophthalmology
• pharmacy
• physiotherapy
• preventive medicine
• specialist clinic services

Mental health

Primary care

• allergy-immunization clinic
• primary care - care delivery units
• case management
• OUTCAN medical screening
• outside referrals
• periodic health assessment
• sick parade/walk-in (DTU)
• US members

Click here for individual clinic phone numbers

COVID-19 (24 Mar 2020): Due to COVID19, SNCHC is closed until further notice, with the exception of the medical clinic. Only clients already registered are being seen at the clinic. Previously scheduled non-essential appointments will be postponed or changed to a telephone appointment. Only essential appointments will be held in clinic and future appointments will be triaged by a nurse before booking. Clients must call before showing up in person. For non-medical concerns, call Nepean, Rideau and Osgoode Community Resource Centre at 613-596-5626.

Satellite site of the Pinecrest-Queensway Community Health Centre. Partners with the Nepean, Rideau and Osgoode Community Resource Centre to provide a variety of services to promote health and wellbeing.

• primary care
• pre and post natal care
• health promotion programs
• community development
• onsite dental screening clinic in partnership with Ottawa Public Health
• sexual health clinic
• well baby drop-in
• community diabetes team
• lung health
• arthritis society

Medical care team focused on family and community health

Basic care medical services:

• check-ups
• mental health services
• vaccinations
• prenatal and postnatal care

Prevention, screening, support and treatment:

• addictions (cigarettes, alcohol, and other substances)
• stress management
• prevention of sexually transmitted diseases (STIs) and Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV)
• pregnancy
• obesity

Management and monitoring of chronic conditions:

• diabetes
• hypertension
• arthritis
• respiratory diseases

Aboriginal health centre focused on family and community health

• culturally sensitive approach that welcomes, accepts and represents all Aboriginal People

Health and Community Services:

• family physicians by appointment
• walk-in clinic and laboratory services
• dental clinic for children, youth, and seniors
• anonymous human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) testing and counselling
• perinatal care, post natal support group, breastfeeding support and Baby Wellness Clinic
• client advocate
• cultural events programming - including drum circles, medicine walks, sweatlodge ceremonies, Elder consultations, and more
• community kitchens
• homeless outreach
• housing fiirst support
• seniors circle
• dental clinic

Mental Health Services:

• counselling, including walk-in counselling services
• addictions counselling
• individual, couples, and family therapy
• Honouring Sisters In Recovery (addictions group for Aboriginal women) and Men's Circle (addictions and support group for Aboriginal men)
• beading group

Education:

• diabetes
• Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder
• healthy living and fitness
• HIV/AIDS education
• smoking cessation

Youth Programs:

• Wasa Nabin (homework support)
• Youth Diversion Outreach
• Youth Reintegration
• Community Drug Prevention Program
• After School Program
• Healthy Kids Community Challenge
• Homework Club - Gdo Wiidookoon

Harm reduction based medical and social services to people who use drugs

• specializes in integrated care, HIV and hepatitis C care, opioid treatment, mental health care, opioid use, crack cocaine and crystal meth use, and injection drug use

Services include:

• drop-in
• walk-in medical services
• HIV treatment
• Hepatitis C testing and treatment support
• safer injecting/smoking material and support
• supervised consumption
• opiate case management
• women's clinic
• substance use and mental health counselling
• intensive case management
• free condoms and dental dams
• naloxone distribution

Integrated community health and social services, provides primary care with emphasis on health promotion and assistance to clients in maintaining maximum health status.

Services include:

• Walk-in medical services
• family medical care
• chiropody
• home visits
• community outreach
• group sessions for information and advice on a wide variety of health concerns such as arthritis, menopause, nutrition, healthy weight, diabetes and quitting smoking

Assists members of the community to address health issues and obtain the information to make appropriate choices and develop skills for a healthy lifestyle * works with communities to raise public awareness of social issues * supports community members to build skills, capacities and networks to impact specific issues that affect their lives

Services include

• individual nutrition counselling
• physical activity
• healthy cooking groups
• fitness for seniors
• Living Well with Chronic Disease groups
• Stress Busters groups
• nutrition workshops
• workshops on healthy living topics
• back pain core strength groups
• Physical Activity Library
• outdoor walking club

Health centre focused on family and community health

• information and referral
• community development and engagement
• seniors' programs
• Health Card Assistance Program and assistance to obtain Ontario Health Insurance Plan (OHIP) cards
• English as a Second Language for Newcomers
• Community Food Action: collective kitchens, community garden
• Contact Ottawa - Community Voicemail: voice mail box service for those who need to maintain affordable voice mail access