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North Muskoka Nurse Practitioner-Led Clinic Building - NMNPLC

5 Centre Street, Huntsville, ON

Located in downtown Huntsville, the Nurse Practitioner-Led Clinic in North Muskoka has been caring for patients since August 2011.

Staying up to date on vaccinations continues to be the best way for people to stay safe and healthy this respiratory illness season and avoid unnecessary visits to the hospital.

Flu Shot are now available:

• Book your flu shot online.   Select dates have been opened for dedicated flu shot clinics.

        or

• Call our office to book your flu shot appointment – 705-224-6752

Interested in getting a COVID-19 vaccine?  If you are 6 months and older, you can receive the vaccine at the same time as, or at any time before or after the flu shot or other routine vaccinations.   To help us better navigate this fall immunization season, please call our office should you wish to have both the Flu Shot and COVID-19 vaccines administered at the same appointment.

We are currently looking for interested individuals with a professional background or governance experience in the following areas:

  • Finance
  • Legal (expertise in the non-profit sector)
  • Health equity and community engagement
  • Patient advocacy

Letters of interest can be submitted to info@northmuskokanplc.com

 

We’re here to help you get better. And to prevent you from getting sick in the first place.

Appointments

Please call us to make an appointment or book online using our booking form. Click the button below for hours of operation or to learn more about booking your appointment.

Cancellation Policy

Out of courtesy to other patients, please cancel your appointment 24 hours in advance. You can cancel your appointment by phone at (705) 224-NPLC (6752).

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Happy Nurse Practitioner Week!!! We are so fortunate to have some of the very best NP's at our clinic. Please help us celebrate them this week! We are thankful for all the NP's out there 👏👏 ... See MoreSee Less

Happy Nurse Practitioner Week!!! We are so fortunate to have some of the very best NPs at our clinic. Please help us celebrate them this week! We are thankful for all the NPs out there 👏👏

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True medical professionals

Happy NP week! Thank you for all you do!

I agree! Some of the best! Happy NP week!

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Happy Nurse Practitioner Week!
Join us in celebrating Nurse Practitioner (NP)Week!
📅 November 10 - 16, 2024
Take advantage of this special week to bring recognition to the NP role and increase awareness of the exceptional contributions NPs make to the health of millions of Ontarians.
Head to the link to check out our NP Week resources with a collection of easy-to-follow tips on speaking to the media, NP week activities, sharable captions and assets for social media & more!
🔗 npao.org/npao-np-week/
Let us know how you celebrate NP Week 2024!
We would love to share your successes with the rest of the NP community!
Tag us @NPAOntario & use #NPweek2024 #NPweek
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Happy NP Week to all of my fave NP’s!!!

Ontario’s community health sector, representing over 200,000 dedicated workers, is at a tipping point. Ontario’s 2024 Fall Economic Statement failed to address the urgent wage gap in the sector that is impacting the care millions of people in Ontario rely on.

Community health workers in primary care, mental health and addictions, home care and more are facing a $2-billion wage gap compared to their peers in similar settings including in hospitals and schools. In many cases, these workers are doing the exact same, or similar, work.

Primary care workers have shown dedication to the work they do, but with the cost of living continuing to rise, they simply cannot afford to stay in the sector. The result is that primary care is struggling to attract and retain the workforce necessary to ensure that Ontarians can access the care they need, when they need it. As a result of the gap in compensation, health care health care services have the real potential to be cut, and access to timely primary care is being negatively impacted for those who need it most.

In the 2025 Ontario budget, the government has the opportunity to support Ontario’s primary care workers and ensure care in the community is available to Ontarians, now and in the future, by:

Closing the wage gap by investing $500 million each year over the next five years;
Addressing Bill 124 shortfalls that continue to impact the community health sector; and
Establishing a government working group to develop a sustainable approach to building and supporting the community health workforce.

About For Us. For You.

For Us. For You. is a collaborative effort by 10 provincial associations, representing over 200,000 community workers, who came together over a year ago to work with the Ontario government to find solutions for labour challenges in the community health sector.

The associations include:

Association of Family Health Teams of Ontario;
Addictions and Mental Health Ontario;
AdvantAge Ontario;
Alliance for Healthier Communities;
Canadian Mental Health Association Ontario;
Children’s Mental Health Ontario;
Family Service Ontario;
Indigenous Primary Health Care Council;
Nurse Practitioner-Led Clinic Association: and
Ontario Community Support Association.
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Steve Holt

Get ready, NPs! NP Week is just days away | November 10-16! Let’s unite to celebrate and advocate for the future of our profession

Be sure to check out our NP week resources to help spread the word: npao.org/npao-np-week

#NPWeek2024 #NPweek
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Have a great week to a super team 👌😃❤️

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Despite the rising cost of living, Ontario's community health sector saw only a 1.53% average salary increase in 2023, while their peers in other sectors received increases up to 11%. Let's work together to close this wage gap. #ForUsForYou ... See MoreSee Less

Despite the rising cost of living, Ontarios community health sector saw only a 1.53% average salary increase in 2023, while their peers in other sectors received increases up to 11%. Lets work together to close this wage gap. #forusforyou

Community health provides a wide range of services at home & in the community, keeping people healthy and out of busy emergency departments. Despite their crucial work, community health workers are paid less than their peers in other sectors. #forusforyou ... See MoreSee Less

Community health provides a wide range of services at home & in the community, keeping people healthy and out of busy emergency departments. Despite their crucial work, community health workers are paid less than their peers in other sectors. #forusforyou

A new campaign launched today, named For Us. For You. We are standing together to raise awareness of the large and growing wage gap impacting the care that millions of people in Ontario rely on.

The community health sector works hard to ensure Ontarians get the care they need closer to home. Yet our staff are $2 billion behind in wages compared to their peers in other sectors. #ForUsForYou

To learn more:
www.allianceon.org/news/Ontarios-community-health-sector-launches-campaign-profiling-staffing-cha...
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A new campaign launched today, named For Us. For You. We are standing together to raise awareness of the large and growing wage gap impacting the care that millions of people in Ontario rely on.   

The community health sector works hard to ensure Ontarians get the care they need closer to home. Yet our staff are $2 billion behind in wages compared to their peers in other sectors. #forusforyou

To learn more:
https://www.allianceon.org/news/Ontarios-community-health-sector-launches-campaign-profiling-staffing-challenges-and-impacts?fbclid=IwY2xjawF-SYhleHRuA2FlbQIxMAABHRC6ioxzkGrJWR47AabAzOWyNys6RZ4n5EoUNwrv4lgt6QrEv00_ywqF1A_aem_0mFH2YbjqEVOWIbMrPbqvQ

Contact Melissa to register for this awesome program!!! Great way to meet new parents and make new connections! ... See MoreSee Less

Contact Melissa to register for this awesome program!!! Great way to meet new parents and make new connections!

October is Community Health and Wellbeing Month, when we’ll be celebrating and sharing stories and milestones in our work to support health and wellbeing in our community. Learn more about the month and our events here: #CHWM2024 #FutureisCommunity ... See MoreSee Less

October is Community Health and Wellbeing Month, when we’ll be celebrating and sharing stories and milestones in our work to support health and wellbeing in our community. Learn more about the month and our events here: #CHWM2024 #FutureisCommunity

Registration for Make the Connection 0-1 is open! Don't miss out on this great opportunity to connect with your baby, learn songs and rhymes and connect with other parents/caregivers! You can register by emailing Melissa at mterry@handtfhn.ca or by phone 705-645-3155 ext 3212. This program is brought to you in partnership from Muskoka Family Focus, Hands The Family Help Network (Great Beginnings Muskoka) and the North Muskoka Nurse Practitioners Clinic. ... See MoreSee Less

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