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Collaboration of physicians, resident physicians, nurse practitioners, nurses, social workers, a dietitian and a pharmacist working together to provide patient-centered care

• two downtown clinic locations: 220 Bagot St and 115 Clarence St
• not accepting new patients

Medical clinic

• blood and specimen collection centre operated by LifeLab 1st and 3rd Friday each month.
• monthly foot care offered by VON
• Thursday clinic run by Frontenac doctors 1 pm - 4 pm by appointment 4 pm - 7 pm walk ins.
• No need to be a patient of the doctors to attend the walk in clinic.
• Fall flu shot clinic
• Covid vaccine clinics

Handles administration of Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory with programs and services including, but not limited to:

• Membership
• Housing
• Finance
• Education, (Elementary to Post-Secondary)
• Employment
• Technical Lands
• Lands Research
• Environment
• Recreation
• Economic Development
• Community Newsletter
• Home Support
• Community Health Representatives and Nurses
• Patient Transportation
• Social Assistance
• National Native Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention Worker
• Childcare
• Library
• Mohawk Family Services
• Red Cedars Shelter
• Fire Department
• Roads Department
• Tyendinaga Fitness & Resource Centre and Mohawk Bus Lines

Provides primary health care services, education and health promotion including chronic disease prevention and management programs

• Variety of Onsite Partners onsite (Audiology, Euclid, Chiropody, Foot Care, Ontario Works, Arthritis Society, Developmental Services, Children's Mental Health, Telemedicine, Physiatry)

Programs:

• Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction Program
• Living Life to the Full Program
• Intuitive Eating
• Diabetes Support Group
• Senior Exercise
• Early Years Drop in Groups
• Good Food Box
• Community Kitchen
• Youth (after-school programs, cooking sessions, childcare training

Department provides core services to members of the community:

• Red Cedars Shelter
• Home and Community Care
• Home Support Program
• Mohawk Family Services
• Ontario Works
• Community Health
• Good Minds program
• Family Health/Child Development
• Diabetes Education Program

For more information on individual program services, please call 613-367-3603 or 613-967-0122

Provides primary health care services, education and health promotion including chronic disease prevention and management programs

• Variety of Onsite Partners onsite (Audiology, Euclid, Chiropody, Foot Care, Ontario Works, Arthritis Society, Developmental Services, Children's Mental Health, Telemedicine, Physiatry)

Programs:

• Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction Program
• Living Life to the Full Program
• Intuitive Eating
• Diabetes Support Group
• Senior Exercise
• Early Years Drop in Groups
• Good Food Box
• Community Kitchen
• Youth (after-school programs, cooking sessions, childcare training

CV19 Office offering limited access and is trying to maintain continuity of care for primary care clients and will be conducting telephone appointments as much as possible.

• Office closed at 4:30pm daily - no evening clinics
• All group programs and activities are suspended until further notice
• Dental Clinic is closed indefinitely
• Outreach programs have changed to phone or in-office visits
• On-site visits are being limited to those that are necessary.
• Clients will be prescreened on the phone.
• Clients on-site will be required to wear a mask.

Mental Wellness Supports online https://www.bqwchc.com/services/primary-health-care/social-worker-support/free-resources-for-mental-health (March 25, 2020)

Our services and programs include:

• Primary health care
• Health promotion, and a range of other programming and groups to support mental health
• A sense of belonging and well being
• The Centre supports diverse populations at all ages and stages of the life with a focus on those who experience challenges and barriers to accessing care
• Including those living in poverty, experiencing addictions and mental health issues, and/or housing/food/job security concerns.

Gateway Community Health Centre is a health centre whose primary health care staff include:

• three family physicians
• three nurse practitioners
• two registered nurses
• three registered practical nurses
• one pharmacist
• one therapist/social worker
• one dietitian
• one phlebotomist

Offers:

• holistic, inter-professional, client-centered care to promote wellness
• chronic disease prevention & management with a health promotion focus

Primary care services (family medicine)

• focus on health promotion
• delivered by an interdisciplinary team of professionals
• nurse practitioners
• doctors
• nurses
• social workers
• dietitians
• respiratory therapists
• pharmacists
• community support workers

CV19 Office offering limited access and is trying to maintain continuity of care for primary care clients and will be conducting telephone appointments as much as possible.

• Office closed at 4:30 pm daily - no evening clinics
• All group programs and activities are suspended until further notice
• Dental Clinic is closed indefinitely
• Outreach programs have changed to phone or in-office visits
• On-site visits are being limited to those that are necessary
• Clients will be prescreened on the phone
• Clients on-site will be required to wear a mask.

Mental Wellness Supports online https://www.bqwchc.com/services/primary-health-care/social-worker-support/free-resources-for-mental-health (March 25, 2020)


Our services and programs include:

• Primary health care
• Health promotion
• A range of other programming and groups to support mental health, a sense of belonging and well being

The Centre supports diverse populations at all ages and stages of the life with a focus on those who experience challenges and barriers to accessing care including:

• Those living in poverty
• Experiencing addictions and mental health issues
• And/or housing/food/job security concerns

North Lanark Community Health Centre:

• Primary health care
• health promotion and allied health care focused on individual, community health and mental health
• provision of services also provided through the Ontario Telemedicine Network

Primary care services (family medicine)

• focus on health promotion
• delivered by an interdisciplinary team of professionals
• nurse practitioners
• doctors
• nurses
• social workers
• dietitians
• respiratory therapists
• pharmacists
• community support workers

A health care organization that includes a team of

• family physicians, nurse practitioners, registered nurses, social workers, dietitians, and other professionals to provide primary health care for the community

Services include:

• general health care
• mental health
• diabetes management
• heart health
• nutrition
• foot care
• wound care
• chronic disease prevention and management
• smoking cessation
• chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
• preventative care measures such as colorectal cancer screening, immunizations, flu shots, mammograms and pap smears

A health care organization that includes a team of

• family physicians, nurse practitioners, registered nurses, social workers, dietitians, and other professionals to provide primary health care for the community

Services include:

• general health care
• mental health
• diabetes management
• heart health
• nutrition
• foot care
• wound care
• chronic disease prevention and management
• smoking cessation
• chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
• preventative care measures such as colorectal cancer screening, immunizations, flu shots, mammograms and pap smears

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

Two Nurse Practitioners provide primary health care services to patients who do not have a family physician.

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

COVID-19 (24 Mar 2020): Due to COVID19, the PQCHC 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. Chiropody, lung health and diabetes teams are not running.

Community based, multi-service centre

Primary Health Care Services:

• clinical care
• seniors support

Mental Health and Housing Services

Children and Family Services:

• parent, child and caregiver programming

Community Health Services:

• community development
• health promotion
• employment
• youth programming
• educational support

Community hospital

• surgical, medical and complex continuing care
• 25 specialist outpatient clinics
• several regional services, including a satellite oncology program

Regional Centre for Renfrew County Nephrology Services:

• 20-station hemodialysis unit
• six station satellite hemodialysis units at the St. Francis Memorial Hospital in Barry's Bay and six station unit at the Pembroke Regional Hospital
• peritoneal dialysis program
• pre-dialysis care clinics

County-wide services:

• dialysis
• regional assault care program
• sleep lab
• Ontario Breast Screening Program
• Addiction Treatment Services

Diagnostic support:

• radiological
• ultrasound
• bone density
• computed tomography (CT) scan
• mammography support
• surgical program with a surgeon on staff
• internist provides exercise stress testing, echocardiography, cardiopulmonary, allergy testing

Complementary and Alternative Medicine (CAM) therapies

• offers effective treatment for a wide range of medical problems using an integrative approach
• treats chronic pain and both the associated post-concussion syndrome and post-traumatic stress disorder
• using treatments like neurofeedback, acupuncture, IV detox program

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

COVID-19 (November 17, 2021): Entrance to the Centre is restricted to people with confirmed appointments and to those in need of emergency support from Intake. Upon arrival, clients are required to clean their hands and put on surgical mask and are then screened by staff.

Health and social services focused on family and community health

Medical Clinic Services:

• comprehensive health care
• immunization programs
• family planning
• management of chronic and short-term health problems
• health information and advice by telephone from registered nurses
• 24-hour on-call service

Health Promotion:

• special focus on seniors, youth, newcomers
• physical activity
• prevention and management of chronic diseases
• stress management
• smoking cessation programs
• food security programs
• school success programs

Counselling Services:

• crisis support
• mental health support
• youth, individual and family counselling
• housing and jobs searching
• stress reduction programs
• counselling and groups for women who have experienced abuse
• counselling and groups for youth who need support to express anger in healthy ways

Assertive Community Treatment Team (ACTT): - see separate record for details

Referral Services:

• nutrition counselling by a registered dietitian (groups and individual)
• home, hospital and palliative visits
• high school health clinics led by a nurse practitioner
• foot care and chiropody
• anonymous human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) testing
• lung health programs
• seasonal influenza and other immunization clinics

Social Services

• home support services
• community development
• youth programs
• collective kitchen
• Contact Ottawa: voice mail box service for those who are unable to maintain a home phone line, available for a nominal fee
• resources for job-seekers
• Students Will All Graduate Program (SWAG): delivers social, recreation, mentoring, and life skills for 9th and 10th grade students identified as most at risk of failing without intervention

Parent/Child Programs

• EarlyON
• drop-in playgroups
• parent support program
• baby cupboard
• prenatal care
• breastfeeding support
• Headstart Nursery School

• Free 6-week Self Management courses
• Learn new skills and strategies to help you manage your chronic illness, and to help prevent complications, and live healthier

Courses offered include:

• Diabetes
• Chronic Disease
• Chronic Pain

Our vision is to improve the health and well-being of area residents through the continuous pursuit of accessible, exceptional health care.

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