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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.
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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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Stroke can happen at any age. Recognizing the signs of stroke and calling 9-1-1 immediately can mean the difference between life and death, or the difference between a better recovery and a lasting disability.
Let’s all share the FAST signs of stroke: bit.ly/4egUoxB.
#BeatStroke #StrokeMonth
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🧠 **June is Stroke Awareness Month** 🧠
Every minute counts when it comes to stroke. Recognizing the signs and acting quickly can save a life and reduce the risk of long-term disability.
Remember **FAST**:
🔹 **F – Face:** Is one side of the face drooping or numb? Ask the person to smile.
🔹 **A – Arms:** Is one arm weak or numb? Ask them to raise both arms.
🔹 **S – Speech:** Is speech slurred, difficult to understand, or absent?
🔹 **T – Time:** If you notice any of these signs, call 911 immediately.
Stroke can happen to anyone, at any age. Knowing the warning signs and seeking emergency care right away can make all the difference.
This Stroke Awareness Month, take a moment to learn the signs, share them with your loved ones, and help spread awareness in our community.
#StrokeAwarenessMonth #KnowTheSigns #Fast #strokeawareness #primarycare #HealthEducation #CommunityHealth 🧠❤️
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As National Nursing Week comes to a close, we want to take one more opportunity to recognize and thank the incredible nurses who make a difference every day. 💙
Your compassion, knowledge, advocacy, and dedication continue to transform health care and positively impact the lives of patients, families, and communities.
Thank you for the care you provide, the challenges you overcome, and the heart you bring to your profession each day. The power of nurses is truly extraordinary. #NationalNursingWeek #ThePowerOfNurses #ThankYouNurses
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Nurse Practitioners play a key role in primary care — assessing, diagnosing, prescribing, and coordinating care as Most Responsible Providers.
Within NPLCs, this role supports continuity while working alongside a full interprofessional team.
#NPLeadership #PrimaryCare #NPLCsInAction
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Nurses are at the heart of health care. 💙
During National Nursing Week, we recognize the compassion, strength, and leadership nurses bring to every patient interaction and every health care team.
This year’s theme, “The Power of Nurses to Transform Health,” reminds us that nurses do far more than provide care — they inspire hope, improve outcomes, and make a lasting difference in the lives of others every day.
Thank you to all nurses for the incredible work you do for our communities. #NationalNursingWeek #NursesTransformHealth #ThankYouNurses
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It's National Nursing Week!
This National Nursing Week, we celebrate the incredible nurses who care, advocate, educate, and lead every single day. 💙
“The Power of Nurses to Transform Health” is seen in every patient comforted, every life touched, and every community strengthened through compassionate care.
Thank you to our nurses here at our NPLC, and all nurses, for the dedication, resilience, and expertise you bring to health care each day. Your impact is immeasurable.
#NationalNursingWeek #ThePowerOfNurses #ThankYouNurses
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This Mental Health Week, CMHA is inviting you to connect with your community and yourself! Together, we can strengthen belonging, reduce isolation, and support well-being, because connection strengthens mental health.
For more information and resources visit mentalhealthweek.ca
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Mental health isn’t just about what we’re dealing with individually — it’s also about how connected we feel to one another.
This May 4–10, CMHA’s Mental Health Week is calling on all of us to Come Together, Canada.
Through small, everyday actions of connection, we can strengthen mental health, reduce loneliness, and build healthier communities.
Because connection strengthens mental health.
#MentalHealthWeek #ComeTogetherCanada @CMHANational
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Starting next week!
Healing the Relational Self is a new group program being offered by our colleagues Jen & Courtney, MSW's.
If you're interested please reach out to them directly for more information: info@jennicholsonmsw.ca or info@courtneyevans.ca
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There are a few spots left for this upcoming group program!Healing the Relational Self is a new group program being offered by our colleagues Jen & Courtney, MSW's.
If you're interested please reach out to them directly for more information: info@jennicholsonmsw.ca or info@courtneyevans.ca
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