Accessing healthcare in Canada starts with getting your provincial health card. It ensures you can see a doctor or go to the hospital without paying out of pocket. You’ll need:
We’ll guide you to your province’s exact application page, list required documents, and explain affordable coverage options while you wait.
A family doctor or nurse practitioner becomes your main healthcare provider for ongoing needs. To get started:
We’ll show you how to register, join waitlists, and connect with newcomer-friendly clinics that provide interpretation services.
Knowing where to go for different health situations is essential:
We’ll give you your province’s telehealth number and explain exactly when to use each service.
Some newcomers, such as refugees or protected persons, may be covered by federal interim programs before their provincial coverage starts.
We’ll confirm if you qualify for interim programs and connect you to community clinics until full coverage begins.
CHCs are a safe entry point for many newcomers and offer more than just medical care:
We’ll direct you to the nearest CHCs, explain booking options, and highlight newcomer-specific clinics.
Taking care of your mental health is just as important as physical health. Supports include:
We’ll connect you to bilingual services, hotlines, and newcomer mental health supports.
Healthy starts for children and families are a priority in Canada:
We’ll provide a checklist for school vaccinations, prenatal registration, and child health programs.
Pharmacies are widely available and often provide more than medication. You’ll find:
We’ll explain how to check your eligibility for drug plans and find cost-saving options at local pharmacies.
Beyond healthcare, social services ensure stability and support. Common programs include:
We’ll map the services available in your city and help with eligibility steps.
If you face unsafe situations, Canada has confidential help available:
We’ll provide confidential referrals to shelters, hotlines, and legal support when needed.
Accessing health and social services becomes much smoother when you have the right paperwork ready. To save time and avoid delays, keep these essential documents organized:
Tip: Having these documents prepared ensures faster access to care and services. Don’t worry.
Whether you’ve just arrived or need support navigating the next steps, reach out today. Let’s build Life together!
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