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Emergency room care * doctors, nurses, and other health professionals assess and treat life-threatening injuries or severe illness

• all patients are initially triaged by a registered nurse and are seen on a priority basis, not a first-come first-served basis
• all patients are assessed and prioritized using the Canadian Triage and Acuity Scale (CTAS), based on the patient's complaint and the signs and symptoms they may be exhibiting

Treatment for non-life-threatening illnesses and injuries such as sprains, broken bones, lacerations, minor burns and rashes

Virtual Urgent Care also available; see website for details

Walk-in medical clinic with associated family practice

COVID19 -- Family, friend or translators are not permitted to accompany patients in the ambulance until further notice


Peel Regional Paramedic Services (PRPS) -- pre-hospital emergency medical care, 24 hours, for residents of Peel Region

COVID19 -- call for current service status

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Peel Public Health is working with local Community Health Centres and the Ministry of Health to provide dental care for eligible seniors through the Ontario Seniors Dental Care Program (OSDCP)

OSDCP replaced the Region of Peel Seniors' Dental Program

Program covers:

• examinations, preventive services, X-rays
• restorative services to repair broken teeth and cavities
• oral surgery to remove teeth or abnormal tissue, anesthesia
• endodontic services to treat infection and pain
• periodontal services to treat gum conditions and diseases
• prosthodontic services, including dentures, will be partially covered

COVID19

• non-emergency dental services slowly restarting throughout the province; call local public health unit for details
• applications still being accepted for the Healthy Smiles Ontario Program

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A government-funded dental program that provides free preventive, routine, and emergency dental services for children and youth 17 years old and under from low-income households

Children enrolled under emergency and essential care must re-apply every 12 months, see website for details

COVID19 -- call ahead


Walk-in medical clinic with associated family practice

First aid, CPR and AED training and certification

• mobile first aid services
• assistance to the public in the Peel Region and surrounding areas
• works in co-operation with the police, ambulance, and fire services at community events and parades

Hospital emergency department

Entrance on Bovaird Dr

Virtual Urgent Care: available for illnesses or injuries that are not life-threatening; book appointment at Virtual Urgent Care

Emergency room care * doctors, nurses, and other health professionals assess and treat life-threatening injuries or severe illness

• all patients are initially triaged by a registered nurse and are seen on a priority basis, not a first-come first-served basis
• all patients are assessed and prioritized using the Canadian Triage and Acuity Scale (CTAS), based on the patient's complaint and the signs and symptoms they may be exhibiting

Dental clinic giving access to dental care for government-funded dental programs including the Ontario Seniors Dental Care Program (OSDCP) and Healthy Smiles Ontario (HSO) for children and youth 17 years and younger

COVID19 -- Clients should call ahead for telephone screening or book appointment online for virtual care

Walk-in medical clinic with associated family practice

Hospital emergency department

Entrance on Erin Mills Parkway

Provides common dental procedures

• cleaning and preventative treatments
• cosmetic dentistry
• treatment of periodontal disease
• invisible braces

**Emergency service offered

COVID19 -- virtual care available; call ahead or visit website

Walk-in medical clinic for children and adolescents

COVID19 -- Clients should call or email clinic to arrange appointment


Walk-in clinic with associated family practice

Emergency room care * doctors, nurses, and other health professionals assess and treat life-threatening injuries or severe illness

• all patients are initially triaged by a registered nurse and are seen on a priority basis, not a first-come first-served basis
• all patients are assessed and prioritized using the Canadian Triage and Acuity Scale (CTAS), based on the patient's complaint and the signs and symptoms they may be exhibiting

Hospital emergency department

Entrance on Queensway West

COVID19 -- Call or visit hospital website for updates on entryway restrictions, current visitor policies and appointment cancellations


Acute care hospital

• critical care
• cardiac care
• neurosurgery
• obstetrics, neonatal care, pediatrics
• palliative care
• regional stroke centre
• seniors mental health

Regional Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence Services (Chantel's Place) -- see separate entry

Hospital emergency department

Entrance at 101 Humber College Blvd

Virtual Urgent Care: available for illnesses or injuries that are not life-threatening; book appointment at Virtual Urgent Care

COVID19

• urgent care centre temporarily closed

Ambulatory Care

• urgent care centre
• cardiac rehabilitation centre
• day surgery
• palliative care
• seniors' mental health and psychiatry

Emergency medical service that provides pre-hospital and out-of-hospital emergency medical services, including emergency medical response, field triage and stabilization, and transport by ambulance to a hospital and between facilities.

EMS system partners include: Guelph-Wellington Paramedic Service; Cambridge Central Ambulance Communications Centre; Centre for Paramedic Education and Research, Hamilton Health Sciences; Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph Public Health; 7 Tiered Fire Services, and local hospitals.

Clair Road Emergency Services Centre houses shared facilities for Police, Fire, EMS and the Collision Reporting Centre (CRC).

For information on how to report a collision, see Collision Reporting.

Access collaborative resources to reduce dependency on 911 and possible transports to the emergency department and remain well while living at home. Community Paramedics provides:

• home visits and remote care monitoring
• information and resources to best meet their needs and allow their clients to live well in their homes
• File of Life (fridge magnet) program - quick and easy access to basic medical information to first responders

A File of Life fridge magnet can be picked up at City Hall, Fire Stations, Paramedic Stations or please email communityparamedic@guelph.ca to request one.

Part of Guelph-Wellington Paramedic Service.

The service operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
Primary Care Paramedics and Advanced Care Paramedics provide emergency medical services to residents in Burlington, Halton Hills, Milton, and Oakville.

* also provide information on key community support programs and deliver educational programs that include First Aid, cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and Public Access Defibrillator (PAD) and the Emergency Information Vial Program

Emergency room care * doctors, nurses, and other health professionals assess and treat life-threatening injuries or severe illness

Geriatric Emergency Management -- Specialized emergency room care and follow-up support for older adults who may need in-home supports, other medical specialists, or community services

Psychiatric Emergency Services -- Specialized emergency room care and follow-up support for intense emotional distress * team of nurse case managers, psychiatrists, and residents works with community partners to reduce return visits to the emergency room * consults mental health agencies and family doctors regarding follow-up care

Sexual Assault and Partner Abuse Care Program -- Specialized emergency room care and confidential follow-up support for people who have been abused by an intimate partner, or have experienced sexual assault