Health Care Services

Your single access point to community health services. Our case managers can help you access the government-funded care you need including in-home nursing, therapies, personal support, and application to long-term care facilities.

Help people who have long-term physical disabilities get needed equipment and supplies. In some cases, ADP pays up to 75 per cent of the cost of the items like orthopaedic braces, wheelchairs, hearing aids, and breathing aids.

The Health Unit provides programs in the following areas: community sanitation, control of infectious diseases, health promotion, health protection, disease and injury prevention, family health, and additional health programs and services prescribed by regulation.

Hospice Prince Edward is a not for profit agency which provides grief, bereavement support and palliative care to people with terminal illness and their families from birth to grave. Hospice also provides grief and loss counselling, one-on-one counselling or in a support group setting. All programs and services are free.

Health Care Connect What is Health Care Connect? Health Care Connect refers Ontarians who don’t have a physician to a family health care provider who may be accepting new patients. How does Health Care Connect work? Unattached patients can call or go online to ontario.ca/healthcareconnect to register with the program. To successfully register, unattached patients must have a valid OHIP card and complete a health questionnaire to determine their need for family health care services. Priority is given to individuals who have greater health needs. Once registered, program participants are assigned to a Care Connector.