Offers an alternate level of care for those who do not have a life-threatening medical emergency, but require urgent treatment.

Urgent treatment centres are not the same as emergency departments. They do not receive ambulances, and only see patients by appointment.

Anyone experiencing a life-threatening illness or injury should call 911 or go directly to the nearest emergency department.

Some examples of urgent, non-life-threatening illnesses or injuries include:

• Mild abdominal pain
• Simple fractures
• Limb strains
• Mild muscle strains/sprains
• Mild headaches
• Earaches
• Minor infections
• Skin and eye irritations
• Mild asthma
• Small lacerations
• Mild mental health support
• Minor respiratory issues

Offers a satellite blood clinic on Wednesday mornings and nurse practitioner on Thursdays.

• Healing services
• Workshops
• Monthly doctor visits
• The capability for video conferencing

A community health clinic that offers services by health professionals.Services include:

• Massage
• Acupuncture
• Electrolysis
• Foot Care
• Orthotics
• Reflexology
• Nurse Practitioner
• Registered counselling therapist
• Seniors' day
• Assistance with accessing virtual health care

A weekly clinic where a physician and nurse practitioner offer medical care. A mental health clinician offers support with mental health concerns.

Medical care includes:

• Women's health services
• Teen health services
• Reproductive health
• STI screening
• Sexual assault care

Medical clinic that provides appointments for people who do not have a family physician or nurse practitioner.

Offers a variety of community health promotion, education and prevention programming. Please see the website for a list of services offered at the health centre: https://www.paqtnkek.ca/health-centre

Offers various health services to the members of Wasoqopa'q First Nation and their families. Please see website for a list of services: https://www.acadiafirstnation.ca/health.html

Offers an alternate level of care for those who do not have a life-threatening medical emergency, but require urgent treatment.

Urgent treatment centres are not the same as emergency departments. They do not receive ambulances, and only see patients by appointment.

Anyone experiencing a life-threatening illness or injury should call 911 or go directly to the nearest emergency department.

Some examples of urgent, non-life-threatening illnesses or injuries include:

• Mild abdominal pain
• Simple fractures
• Limb strains
• Mild muscle strains/sprains
• Mild headaches
• Earaches
• Minor infections
• Skin and eye irritations
• Mild asthma
• Small lacerations
• Mild mental health support
• Minor respiratory issues

• Mild abdominal pain
• Simple fractures
• Limb strains/muscle sprains
• Mild headaches
• Minor infections
• Earaches
• Lacerations
• Mild asthma/respiratory issues
• Skin and eye irritations

• Pap and STI clinics
• Women's health clinics
• Pride Health Clinic: Offers 2SLGBTQIA+ healthcare services

• Home and community care
• Dietitian services
• Clinical therapists
• Addiction services
• Public health
• Primary care
• Palliative care
• Lab services

Offers a variety of health and wellness programs and services for the community.

Please visit the website for a full list of available programs and services: https://potlotek.ca/health

Promotes the health and well being of all community members by providing culturally appropriate, holistic and sustainable health care.

Please see website for a list of programs and services offered at the health centre: https://wagmatcook.com/departments/health

Offers an alternate level of care for those who do not have a life-threatening medical emergency, but require urgent treatment.

Urgent treatment centres are not the same as emergency departments. They do not receive ambulances, and only see patients by appointment.

Anyone experiencing a life-threatening illness or injury should call 911 or go directly to the nearest emergency department.

Some examples of urgent, non-life-threatening illnesses or injuries include:

• Mild abdominal pain
• Simple fractures
• Limb strains
• Mild muscle strains/sprains
• Mild headaches
• Earaches
• Minor infections
• Skin and eye irritations
• Mild asthma
• Small lacerations
• Mild mental health support
• Minor respiratory issues

Offers primary care services as well as a variety of health programs and services for the community.

Please see website for full list of healthcare services: https://eskasonihealth.ca/services

• Heart disease/hypertension
• Smoking cessation
• Healthy weight
• Crisis prevention/intervention
• Mental health
• Pre-natal
• Diabetes foot care
• Addictions services
• Dental therapy
• Chronic disease
• Home and community care
• Respiratory illness

Offers an alternate level of care for those who do not have a life-threatening medical emergency, but require urgent treatment.

Urgent treatment centres are not the same as emergency departments. They do not receive ambulances, and only see patients by appointment.

Anyone experiencing a life-threatening illness or injury should call 911 or go directly to the nearest emergency department.

Some examples of urgent, non-life-threatening illnesses or injuries include:

• Mild abdominal pain
• Simple fractures
• Limb strains
• Mild muscle strains/sprains
• Mild headaches
• Earaches
• Minor infections
• Skin and eye irritations
• Mild asthma
• Small lacerations
• Mild mental health support
• Minor respiratory issues

Nova Scotia Health and Cape Breton University have partnered to create a primary health care clinic for newcomers in the Cape Breton Regional Municipality (CBRM).

The clinic provides timely access to safe and culturally sensitive care for those without a permanent primary care provider (physician or nurse practitioner).