FLA OHT partners have come together to provide this guide to health care resources available throughout the holiday season (December 23 - January 3).
Holiday Health Care Resources
In-person Primary Care
For people who HAVE a primary care provider (family doctor or nurse practitioner), call your own clinic first.
Virtual Primary Care
For people who do NOT have a primary care provider, connect virtually to a health care provider. Fees may apply.
Mental Health Supports
In-person and Virtual
Find many mental health supports, for different populations, including for Indigenous and trans persons.
Walk-in Clinics
These clinics offer various medical services for adults and children, when your doctor is not available, including flu and COVID vaccines.
Urgent Care
Urgent means adults or children needing care within 24 hours who are unable to get a same-day appointment with a family doctor - includes minor broken bones, burns, or cuts needing stitches.
Community Care
In-person and Virtual
Resources include public health clinics, a provincial helpline for services & programs, and community paramedicine.
Emergency Care
Call 9-1-1 or go to the nearest Emergency for critical or life-threatening conditions that need immediate attention.