Health811 Ontario
Free, confidential 24/7 health advice from a registered nurse: initial assessment, local services, and connection to mental-health and addictions services. No OHIP number required. TTY: 711.
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Free, confidential 24/7 health advice from a registered nurse: initial assessment, local services, and connection to mental-health and addictions services. No OHIP number required. TTY: 711.
Matches Ontarians without a family doctor or nurse practitioner to a clinician accepting new patients in their community, prioritising greater health needs. It does not guarantee a match.
Ontario’s public health insurance for medically necessary doctor, hospital and related services. Apply in person at ServiceOntario with proof of status, Ontario residency and identity.
Free, confidential 24/7 information on mental-health, addiction and problem-gambling services in Ontario, plus live web chat and email.
Free guided self-help program for mild-to-moderate anxiety, depression, low mood, stress and worry, for ages 15 and up: telephone coaching, workbooks and online videos.
Free, confidential, immediate mental-health support with a registered therapist for children and youth under 18.
Community-governed centres providing primary care, health promotion, counselling and social programs, often free and with interpretation. Find your local centre on the Ontario list or through 211.
Local public health services: immunisation, sexual health, prenatal care, infectious disease and inspections. Find your unit on the Ontario list.
Confidential counselling and referrals for Ontario post-secondary students.
Inclusive primary and family health care in Toronto, including 2SLGBTQ+ health services.
Ontario overview of community support services, including help for seniors to live at home and stay connected. Ask 211 for the local provider.