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In Western Newfoundland and Labrador, referral pathways connect patients from community clinics and virtual care with family care team nurses, social workers and other services closer to home.

In Renfrew County, Ontario, Better Health Innovation uses coordinated intake and nurse-led wellness reviews to connect clients with permanent primary care and the team member best suited to meet their needs.

Across seven Cree communities in Northern Quebec, the Regional Nurse On-Call service provides centralized, culturally safe virtual triage while reducing the after-hours workload of community nurses.

In Neil’s Harbour, Nova Scotia, patients with less urgent needs can be referred from the emergency department to a primary care clinic for a same- or next-day appointment.

Learn more about some of the many approaches that are helping older adults age in place with improved safety, health and quality of life outcomes.

Across four First Nations and one Métis community in Northern Manitoba, local health centres offer culturally safe, point-of-care kidney screening.

Learn more about some of the many approaches that are helping older adults age in place with improved safety, health and quality of life outcomes.

Learn more about some of the many approaches that are helping older adults age in place with improved safety, health and quality of life outcomes.

Learn more about some of the many approaches that are helping older adults age in place with improved safety, health and quality of life outcomes.