The nearest hospitals are Southlake Health and Markham Stouffville Hospital.
Free access to a registered nurse — 24 Hours a day, 7 days a week. Now help is close at hand. You do not need to provide your health insurance number and all information is confidential. It doesn't hurt to call.
- 1-866-797-0000
- TTY: 1-866-797-0007
For emergencies and urgent health situations only, our area is also serviced by 911.
Find additional community and social support and resources at 211 Ontario.
Southlake Health in Georgina
On June 27, 2024 the Town of Georgina entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to formalize a collaborative relationship with Southlake Health (Southlake) and Northern York South Simcoe Ontario Health Team (NYSS OHT) to advance the delivery a distributed model of health care that would provide improved access, better patient experiences and help to address health equity issues within our community. Learn more about this relationship and the plans for the future. Read the media release regarding the renaming of Southlake Regional Health Centre.
Health811
Have a health question or need help locating health services and supports in your area?
Health811 is a free, secure and confidential service Ontarians can call or access online 24 hours a day, seven days a week to receive health advice from qualified health professionals, such as registered nurses, locate local health services and find trusted health information. Ontarians can call 811 (TTY: 1-866-797-0007), chat live online or access resources online at Ontario.ca/health811.
Northern York South Simcoe Ontario Health Team (NYSS OHT) Primary Care Clinic
NYSS OHT Family Doctors and Nurse Practitioners provide comprehensive care including detailed assessments, diagnosis and treatment for a variety of health conditions.
Clinic details
Book an appointment today if:
- You don't have a Family Doctor or Nurse Practitioner.
- You need access to safe, in-person, high-quality care.
716 The Queensway South, Keswick
Operating hours: Monday - Friday - 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Book an appointment by phone - 905-476-9110
Nurse Practitioner-Led Children’s Care Clinic
Operated by the Georgina Nurse Practitioner-Led Clinic.
Caring for Kids Close to Home
More information
Book an appointment today:
- If your child is 6 months to 18 years
- If you are unable to get a timely appointment with your healthcare provider
- If you need access to safe, in- person, high quality-care
- If your child is currently without a healthcare provider
No health card required
Access to a Primary Care Nurse Practitioner offering detailed assessment, diagnosis and treatment for a variety of health conditions and urgent needs. This clinic is fully funded and provides free services to all patients, with no charges to patients or providers
York Region Sexual Health Clinic
The Regional Municipality of York Community and Health Services offers a Sexual Health Clinic – as well as other select programs and services – at the Link, a community hub located at 20849 Dalton Rd, Sutton, ON L4P 3E9.
Appointments
Sexual Health Clinic appointments at the Link are available on Wednesdays from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Call to book ahead.
Services
Clinic services include:
- Condoms
- Pregnancy tests
- Birth control
- Sexual health examinations
- Sexually transmitted infection (STI) testing and treatment
- HIV testing (including anonymous HIV testing and Rapid HIV testing)
- Hepatitis A and B immunization
- Gardasil 9 vaccination
- Harm reductions supplies and needle exchange services
- Counselling and information on:
- Birth control options
- Pregnancy counselling and referral
- STI and blood borne infections (BBI)
- Sexual orientation
- Sexuality
- Relationships
More information
York Region Sexual Health Services are confidential and non-judgmental. Sexual Health Clinics are available at other convenient locations throughout York Region. Other services include a sexual health hotline, counselling services and resources for schools. York Region Sexual Health Clinics provide the services at no cost, in a non-judgmental and inclusive environment. A health card is not required.
Visit york.ca/SexualHealth or call 1-800-361-5653 for additional information about York Region Sexual Health services.
What to do if you find a discarded needle
If you come across a discarded needle, it's important to handle the situation carefully to ensure everyone's safety. Do not touch the needle with your bare hands. Instead, use gloves, tongs or a similar tool to pick it up, place it in a hard plastic container, and seal it tightly. Once secured, take it to a York Region waste depot or use a designated sharps disposal container.
For more detailed information on how to safely handle and dispose of needles, refer to York Region's guidelines at York Region Needle Disposal.