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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

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

Charitable not-for-profit organization that provides supportive housing, supports for daily living, respite and community services for adults 65 and over * offers older adults choices in residential living and supported care * free seasonal flu shots available in November

Residential Tower (Supportive Housing, 2222)

• 172 private bed-sitting rooms with a private full bath * support package includes personal support services available 24 hours a day * full dietary service in the dining room * housekeeping * laundry and linen service * social and recreational programs * bus stop at door
• St Elizabeth Health Care operates a clinic on the main floor of the Residential Tower to provide nursing service for eligible Residential Tower residents

Apartment Tower (2220)

• includes 164 independent units with one bedroom with controlled access * apartments are rented unfurnished * are equipped with a refrigerator and stove

Wellness Centre

• located in apartment 107 on the main floor of the Residential Tower
• provides a wide variety of services and clinics including chiropody services, diabetes education, diabetic foot care, continence clinic, and the visiting doctors

Bobby's Hair and Nail Services

• services ranging from pedicures to haircuts
• services are provided in the salon located on the main floor of OSCR, in the OSCR residence, or while the resident is in the hospital
• for OSCR clients living in the local community, Bobby will bring her salon to them

Tiffany's Foot Clinic (Chiropody Services)

• located on the main floor in the Wellness Centre, apartment 107
• offers a wide array of treatments and services for: diabetics, corns/calluses, ingrown nails, fungal nails, wound/ulcer care, soft tissue injections and surgeries, compression stockings and foot orthotics

Connect Care Medical Alert Button

• available to OSCR tenants and clients
• a program that allows 24 hour a day security (for clients who are unable to reach the phone in a medical emergency)
• fees apply

Mobile service

• supports for Daily Living provided to eligible clients living in Oakville

Community Paramedicine Program

• trained paramedics offer free blood pressure and health assessment clinic onsite each Thu, 9am-1pm for tenants who reside in the apartment tower at 2220 Lakeshore Rd W
• residents can also learn about risk factors for heart disease, stroke and diabetes

Hospital emergency department

Entrance on Erin Mills Parkway

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 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

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

Walk-in medical clinic for children and adolescents

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

COVID19 -- call ahead


Walk-in medical clinic with associated family practice

Emergency dental care for patients of member dentists

COVID19

• urgent care centre temporarily closed

Ambulatory Care

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

The regional sexual assault and domestic violence care centre of Halton

• team is made up of Registered Nurses (RN), Sexual Assault Nurse Examiners (SANEs) and physicians who provide care on an emergency basis
• RN's work with paediatricians when caring for children
• a registered social worker is also available
• offers choice of care
• services can be provided with or without police involvement

Services include:

• acute care for an assault has occurred within the last 12 days including crisis intervention and emotional support, documentation of assault and injuries, safety planning, and referrals to community agencies for further support
• non-acute care for an assault has occurred more than 12 days ago
• follow-up care
• sexual assault
• domestic abuse

Provides emergency care to patients of all ages, services include:

• emergency care
• psychiatric emergency services
• Nina's Place: Sexual Assault & Domestic Violence Care Centre

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

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

Virtual Urgent Care also available; see website for details

Walk-in medical clinic with associated family practice

General Medical, Emergency, Obstetrics, Complex Continuing Care, Intensive Care Unit, Surgery, Out-patient Diagnostic and Treatment Services available.

Call 911 in emergencies.

Doctors, nurses, and other health professionals assess and treat life-threatening injuries or severe illness.

Hospital emergency department, which includes Mental Health Emergency Service Unit

Entrance off Glendale Ave just north of Queensway


Virtual Emergency Department: urgent care for illnesses and injuries that not life threatening. Click Virtual Emergency Department

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

Walk-in medical clinic where doctors and nurses assess and treat minor illnesses and injuries. Website provides guidance on when to visit urgent care, when to visit the emergency room, and when to dial 911.

Call 911 in emergencies.

Doctors, nurses, and other health professionals assess and treat life-threatening injuries or severe illness.