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- PREVENTATIVE
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.
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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Effective chronic disease care requires continuity, coordination, and accountability.
With Nurse Practitioners serving as Most Responsible Providers, NPLCs ensure patients receive consistent follow-up and integrated support from the full care team.
#ChronicCare #PrimaryCareMatters #NPLCsInAction
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🌱 Nourish to Flourish 🌱
March is Nutrition Month! A time to reflect on how the foods we eat support our health, energy, and overall well-being.
When we nourish our bodies, we give ourselves the building blocks to flourish—physically, mentally, and emotionally.
✨ Eating well can help support:
• Steady energy throughout the day
• Strong immune function
• Brain health and focus
• Growth and development for children
• Long-term health and disease prevention
You don’t need a perfect diet to feel the benefits. Small, sustainable choices add up:
🥕 Add a vegetable or fruit to your meals and snacks
🥣 Include protein and fibre regularly in the day to stay satisfied
💧 Stay hydrated with sugar-free fluids
🍽️ Slow down and enjoy your meals
🥣 Eat enough carbohydrates throughout the day
Nutrition is about caring for yourself in a way that helps you feel your best and live fully. This Nutrition Month, let’s focus on nourishing ourselves so we can truly flourish. 🌼
#NutritionMonth #NourishToFlourish #EatWellLiveWell #DietitianApproved #WellBeing #HealthyHabits
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This Sunday, March 8th is International Women’s Day! 💜
From patients to caregivers, clinicians to researchers, women play vital roles across every part of our healthcare system.
Yet many women still face barriers to equitable care, gaps in research, and health challenges that deserve greater attention and support.
Today is a reminder to continue advocating for women’s health, amplifying women’s voices in healthcare, and working toward a system where every woman has access to compassionate, inclusive, and evidence-based care.
Here’s to the women who inspire us everyday #InternationalWomensDay
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NPLCs bring together Nurse Practitioners, nurses, social workers, dietitians, mental health providers, and allied professionals — working collaboratively under a clear MRP model.
When roles are clear and care is coordinated, patients experience better outcomes and fewer gaps.
#TeamBasedCare #PrimaryCareExplained #NPLCsInAction
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March 4 is HPV Awareness Day, so let’s take a second to get informed.
HPV stands for human papillomavirus, and it spreads by intimate skin-to-skin contact during vaginal, oral or anal sexual activity.
It’s very common – about 75% of sexually active people will get at least one HPV infection in their lifetime. Most people will never know they had it because it often doesn’t cause symptoms.
In most cases, HPV infections come and go within a few years. But sometimes it doesn’t go away and can lead to cancer.
Learn more about how you can prevent HPV today: bit.ly/3DrsSOj
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MARCH IS NUTRITION MONTH!
During Nutrition Month, we are celebrating the meaningful work dietitians do every day.
From managing chronic conditions and navigating food challenges
to supporting families and strengthening community programs. Here’s to nourishing lives at every stage!
#NutritionMonth2026 #NourishtoFlourish
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Prevention isn’t just about avoiding illness — it’s about supporting long-term wellbeing.
At NPLCs, preventive care is built into everyday practice, from screening and immunizations to lifestyle and mental health support.
#PreventiveCare #HeartMonth #NPLCsInAction
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Heart disease prevention doesn’t begin in the hospital — it begins in primary care.
NPLCs support heart health through blood pressure and cholesterol management, nutrition counselling, lifestyle support, and chronic disease care — delivered by interprofessional teams.
#HeartMonth #PreventionMatters #PrimaryCareForAll
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FAMILY DAY WEEKEND HOURS:
Please note we will be closed on Monday February 16th for Family Day.
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