We’re here to help
Need information about foot care, applying to Long-Term Care [LTC], nutrition, or continuing education? Want help understanding the very complicated world of health care [i.e. patient advocacy, community paramedics, MAID (medical assistance in dying), Anxiety Canada resources and other mental health supports]?
Ask if you need to be connected to:
- wellness checks
- social activities
- Ontario Health atHome services
- meal delivery options
- new programs for seniors [i.e. dental care]
- LTC applications
- medical alert services
- grief counselling and other mental health supports
- power of attorney [POA] and other advance care planning information
- volunteer opportunities
- home safety checklists
- transportation
If you need help from the community, call…
911
for an immediate response from police, fire, or ambulance.
811
to connect with a registered nurse day or night. This service is free, secure and provides confidential health advice. www.health811.ontario.ca
211
a hotline connecting people to social services, programs and community supports need. www.211ontario.ca
711 or 705-474-0080
Ontario Health atHome – OHaH [North East Area Office] www.ontariohealthathome.ca