Health Care Facilities - Central East

thehealthline.ca lists places where people can go to receive health care, such as a hospital, urgent care centres, skilled nursing facility, or mental health care facility. Some of these facilities address specific complaints while others address a specific group of people.

Please see Diseases and Conditions for clinics that address specific diseases or Health Care Professions.

	Ambulances
	Blood Donor Clinics
	Cancer Treatment Centres
	Community Health Centres
	Dental Clinics - Low-Cost Programs
	Diabetes Education Programs
	Diagnostic Imaging Clinics
	Emergency Departments
	Emergency Medical Services
	Family Health Teams
	Family Medical Centres
	Foot Care - Clinics
	Health Care Facilities for Children and Youth
	Health Centres and Programs for Indigenous Peoples
	Health Planning
	Hospice Palliative Care Residences
	Hospitals
	Immunization Clinics
	Long-Term Care Homes
	Long-Term Care Homes - Convalescent Care Beds
	Long-Term Care Homes - Interim Beds
	Long-Term Care Homes - Short Stay Beds
	Medical Cannabis
	Medical Laboratories
	Mental Health Hospital Programs
	Nurse Practitioner-Led Clinics
	Nursing Homes
	Ontario Breast Screening Programs
	Ontario Health atHome
	Ontario Health atHome - Community Nursing Clinics
	Paramedic Services
	Pharmacies
	Pharmacies - Medication Return
	Pharmacies - Sharps Disposal
	Physiotherapy Clinics - Publicly Funded
	Post-Secondary Health Services
	Public Health Units
	Rehabilitative Care - Hospital-Based Outpatient Therapy
	Rehabilitative Care - Private Pay Clinics
	Retirement Homes
	Urgent Care Centres
	Virtual Urgent Care
	Walk-In Medical Clinics
	Women's Health Care Centres

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