Thank you so much from me, the community and 94 patients to Amy, Chantel, Angie, Cameron, Teri, Leslie and Kate; my awesome staff who gave up their long weekend for the Minden Urgent Care Clinic.
We know that #mindenmatters and we at KNFHT stand with you.
Ontario is providing funding to the Kawartha North Family Health Team to open an urgent care clinic in Minden Hills to help connect residents to urgent care close to home.
Learn more: https://t.co/VVvxFFwHrq
There will be no Friday walk in clinics until further notice. Starting June 14 we will be running Wednesday evening 5 to 8 at our Fenelon office instead.
Our Thursday walk in clinic is re-opening at 100 East Street South, Bobcaygeon starting May 4 from 5 pm to 8 pm, registration starting at 4:30 pm.
Due to patient volume we may limit our numbers, so please arrive early to register, but please DO NOT arrive earlier than 4:30.
“We really have a lack of understanding about what goes on in menopause.”
Check out our video with Dr. @glenpyle to learn about his research and how it will improve cardiovascular outcomes for older women.
#BeatHealthInequity
You don’t need detailed instructions to put together a healthy, delicious dinner. Get creative with what’s in your fridge and pantry — just make sure to include protein and lots of vegetables.
Here are 6 easy dinner ideas to get you started.
#NutritionMonth
More people are surviving stroke because of increased public awareness, better treatment and coordinated systems of care. But four in 10 Canadians do not know any of the FAST signs of stroke. Help us share this life-saving message.
Due to current pressures on our emergency departments, we will be extending the hours at our walk in clinic this Friday. We will be open 9:30-4:00 at the Fenelon Falls Pharmasave this week only.
Thank you to the Hon. Minister of Education, Stephen Lecce, to share the news of the 40% increase in child care spaces for KL.
Ontario’s government is making child care more affordable and accessible for families, saving an average of $6k-10k/child. @Sflecce @compass_celc
If you see someone suddenly collapse or if they're unresponsive and not breathing, or making strange gasping sounds, they’re in cardiac arrest. It’s a medical emergency – every second counts. Call 9-1-1 right away and follow the steps for hand-only CPR.
Signs can vary and may be different for men and women. If you experience any of these signs, call 9-1-1 or your local emergency number immediately.
Learn more: https://t.co/0OCNmjYFD0
R/T @kellygrant1: “the Family Health Team, is widely considered by health-system experts to be the best way to deliver primary care…Family doctors also favour the team approach because it helps them stave off burnout.” https://t.co/f1eH0aHsKx @afhto@OntarioCollege@tara_kiran
Mayor Elmslie: "We are using all available resources both internal and external to clear roads. Due to high winds, some roads are closed. All roads will be cleared as soon weather allows. Avoid travel if possible-thanks for your patience.” https://t.co/Wyff2HQR6Y
“Maintaining healthy habits through the holidays is a challenge, but it’s so important,” says Heart & Stroke registered dietitian Carol Dombrow. “With a little planning and mindfulness, you can find a healthy balance and still enjoy the season.”
Knowing the difference between a cold and the flu can save you a world of aches and pains. Learn how to spot the difference. #ONhealth#VaccinesWork https://t.co/WjfVEyXQ6i
To prevent cold-related emergencies, it’s important to plan your adventures with care.
Here’s what you need to know to stay safe in cold weather: https://t.co/aNgnylYjYI