We provide primary health care through a range of options including prevention, assessment, diagnosis and treatment. Our team includes health professionals, educators and support workers representing both traditional Anishinaabe and contemporary models of care, and uses wholistic health and community … Continue reading
We have a Mental Health Symposium at the end of February. With our four First Nation guest speakers consisting of Dawn Avery, Dr. Laurette Gilchrist, Greg Murdock (Good Running Bear), and Kahehti:io (Jan Longboat), this conference promises to be a … Continue reading
Kathy Bird will be holding a traditional clinic at the satellite office on September 6 and 7 – call reception at 467-8770 for more information or to book an appointment.
A diabetes team comprising a Registered Nurse, a Registered Dietitian, and a Footcare Provider provides education geared toward primary prevention of diabetes, as well as providing care and promoting lifestyle choices aimed at preventing complications for people living with diabetes. … Continue reading
A Case Manager is responsible for planning and delivering group education and workshops that promote mental health and address preventative strategies. This position is also responsible for ensuring that the emotional and mental health needs of clients and family members … Continue reading
Waasegiizhig staff works with a network of elders and traditional healers who act as advisory and referral resources, to promote access to traditional health services and balance between traditional and contemporary perspectives on health and wellness. Referrals and group education/ … Continue reading
Nurse Practitioners offer a broad range of health care services including physical assessment, diagnosis and treatment within the Extended Class scope of nursing practice and in collaboration with part-time physicians. Weekly outreach clinics are offered in most Kenora area communities. … Continue reading
