LCPS provides 24-hour pre-hospital BLS emergency and non-emergency care and transportation to and between hospitals for individuals experiencing injury or illness.
The Leeds Grenville Paramedic Service is responsible for providing pre-hospital, emergency medical care to all the residents of the United Counties of Leeds and Grenville.
Our community paramedics work collaboratively with other healthcare providers and community partners to provide health promotion, illness prevention, patient assessments, and non-emergency patient care to patients and their families while at home.
We respond to calls in the County of Haliburton as well as parts of the surrounding counties.
Peterborough County-City Paramedics provides emergency medical care to residents and visitors of Peterborough County and the City of Peterborough.
Kawartha Lakes Paramedic Service has a fleet of 14 ambulances and 3 Emergency Response Units (ERU). Reporting stations in Lindsay, Fenelon Falls, Pontypool and Bobcaygeon. Satellite Posts in Coboconk and Lindsay West.
Northumberland Paramedics provides emergency health care and non-emergency community paramedicine services. We are committed to providing excellent service and care to our patients and community.
HQPS Community Paramedics are a highly skilled group of Advanced Care Paramedics (ACPs) practicing non-emergency patient care outside of traditional emergency response.
Our paramedics are widely recognized as the only 24/7 community–based access to the health system. Our paramedics provide expert assessment, diagnosis, treatment, system navigation and care coordination day and night.
The Community Paramedic Program was created to help reduce the ever-increasing number of emergency room visits and decrease the number of calls to 911. We want to help sick people stay at home in a healthy manner as long as possible.
Cornwall SDG Paramedic Services provides 24-hour 365-day emergency coverage to the over 111,000 residents and visitors to our community.
The goal of the Community Paramedic program is to improve one’s quality of life, confidence, and independence regarding their health and create an environment that is safe to age at home.
Ultimately this preventative approach is to reduce crises requiring 9-1-1 responses, emergency department visits, and hospital admissions.
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Community Paramedics act as a healthcare navigator by aiding the client via connection to different services that can help them maintain or improve their health. This can be done through in-person visits with routine monitoring of their health and providing support to meet the needs of the clients.
No! The Community Paramedics are an extension of the primary care providers. The paramedics goal is not to replace specialized services, but to work together to improve care on an individual basis.
Referrals to the Community Paramedicine program are received through Home & Community Care Support Services (HCCSS), family physicians that have previously worked with our programs, paramedics, and by self submissions or family referrals.
No! This program is fully funded by the provincial government and provides additional care for seniors in the comfort of their own homes before admission into long-term care.