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Source: Government of Manitoba - Manitoba Health
Continuing Care serves people who need ongoing care outside of hospital, either on a long-term or short-term basis. It is a branch of the Department of Health providing access to: home care, long-term care (such as a nursing home or residential care facility) or protection for vulnerable adults. The one number to call toll-free in Nova Scotia to connect with Continuing Care services will help you identify your needs for care and the services that would best meet them.
Source: Government of Nova Scotia - Department of Health
Provides a range of community, outreach and facility based care services for seniors and disabled people of the Yukon.
Source: Government of Yukon - Health and Social Services
Information for seniors on medical insurance, flu vaccines and 10 - other subjects. Site is available in French only.
Source: Government of Québec - Department of Health and Social Services
Ensures delivery of health care benefits as set out in the Health Care Insurance Plan, the Hospital Insurance Services Plan, and the Travel for Medical Treatment Act. Programs offered under insured services are: Extended Health Care Benefits to Seniors, Pharmacare coverage for eligible seniors, Health Care Insurance Registration and Chronic Disease Program.
Source: Government of Yukon - Health and Social Services
Information and access to the Manitoba Regional Health Authorities, Medical Equipment and Supplies, Payment or Refund for Health Care Services, Community Health Centres and Nursing, Therapy and Medical Services.
Source: Government of Manitoba - Manitoba Health
The Mapping for the Visually Impaired (MVI) portal aims to make maps and geo-spatial data accessible on-line.
Source: Natural Resources Canada
There are many different kinds of services that help seniors maintain their health and independence. If you or a loved one need care, a variety of options, many government-funded, are available. Explore these pages to find out more about the services and settings that are best for you.
Source: Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care Ontario
Information on how to access your local public health department, seniors internet sites, hotlines, resource guides and provincial services.
Source: Canadian Health Network
Information on seniors health issues in British Columbia.
Source: Government of British Columbia - Ministry of Health Services
The following links provide information specific to seniors living in the Northwest Territories: Application Forms, Frequently Asked Questions, Links, Initiatives, Programs and Services, Publications and toll-free Seniors' Information Line.
Source: Government of Northwest Territories - Department of Health and Social Services
Information on services offered by the ministère de la Santé et des Services sociaux for seniors. Site is available in french only.
Source: Government of Québec - Department of Health and Social Services
Information and links to Alberta Blue Cross Coverage for Seniors, Alberta Health Care Insurance Plan - Seniors' Services, Prescription Drug Coverage
Source: Service Alberta
This guide is to help seniors plan for retirement, stay healthy, live in safety and security, and be as active as possible. This guide can help you find out what's available and where to get more information.
Source: Government of Canada
Information related to this topic.
Source: Canada Health Portal
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