COVID-19: Our priority is to protect the health and wellness of all our patients, staff and our community in this situation. Learn More

Appointment reminder calls will be ending as of April 1, 2024. Email reminders are available. Learn More

NOW HIRING – accepting resumes for all positions, full and part-time hours available More Details

Response to COVID-19

Our priority is to protect the health and wellness of all of our patients, staff and our community, and in this situation surrounding the declared pandemic of coronavirus, we are implementing a pandemic plan to keep all as safe as possible from any worsening situation.

If you have the following symptoms:

  • fever
  • cough
  • diarrhoea
  • difficulty breathing, or
  • travelled internationally in the last 14 days

Stay home and follow the Ontario Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care advice as follows: 

You should:

  • drink plenty of fluids
  • get rest and sleep as much as possible
  • try a humidifier or a hot shower to help with a sore throat or cough

If you need immediate medical attention you should call 911 and mention your travel history and symptoms.

Screening for COVID-19 is being done at the Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre, upon arrival at the hospital.

The following resources can provide information on the local, and provincial updates:

To protect yourself and others from illness causing germs, please ensure you follow these everyday
precautions:

  • Wash your hands often with soap and water or alcohol-based hand sanitizer;
  • Practice proper respiratory etiquette (covering your nose/mouth when coughing or
    sneezing);
  • Avoid touching your eyes, nose or mouth;
  • Avoid contact with people who are ill;
  • Stay home if you are experiencing symptoms of respiratory illness;
  • It is recommended to get your flu shot if you haven’t already as the flu virus is still
    circulating in the community;
  • Seek medical care if required and disclose any recent travel history.

Our clinic will be implementing additional screening measures for patients arriving at the clinic, and we will be available by phone at 807-475-9595.

Our clinic does not provide COVID testing on site.

If you have symptoms and are at risk, call 807-935-8100 (this may also provide home testing for those with mobility issues or children under 12)

If you want testing, go online to book at www.tbrhsc.net and click “Book a COVID-19 Test” in the top left corner.

Programs & Services

Nurse Practitioners provide comprehensive, accessible, and coordinated family health care services through Nurse Practitioner-Led Clinics. View All Programs & Services

Skin Screening

If you need something checked on your skin, please make an appointment with your Nurse Practitioner. We offer cryotherapy to treat warts, skin tags and certain types of moles.

Caregiver Support

Are you the caregiver? Hosted by a number of our clinic’s providers including Social Worker, Dietitian, NP, and more.

Memory Screening

Concerned about possible memory issues? Speak with your Nurse Practitioner about Memory Screening. We are here to help.

Weight Management

We will teach a number of lifestyle habits to achieve and maintain nutrition, exercise and management of chronic illness.

Clinic Updates

Click on one of the Clinic Updates below to read more about the article. For more updates click the link to the right. View All Clinic Updates

We Are Hiring!

Nurse Practitioners: Lakehead NPLC is seeking NPs for primary health care positions starting April 2024. We have full and part-time positions available. Flexible schedule to be negotiated and will include evening and weekend hours. Qualifications: ·         Primary Health Care NP (PHC-NP) Certificate with registration in the Extended Class, with the

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Digital Access Improvements

As of April 1, 2024, telephone reminders will no longer be provided except for program offerings. Lakehead NPLC has implemented a secure messaging portal called Medeo which will offer email reminders 24 hours prior to appointments, allow faster communications to complete forms, inform negative test results, and other information initiatives.

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Advance Care Planning Research Initiative

Through February to April 2024, LNPLC’s social work student will ask you to complete a short questionnaire for your health record about informing the Clinic of your Power(s) of Attorney (POAs) and/or your Substitute Decision Maker(s) (SDMs). The Lakehead Nurse Practitioner-Led Clinic is pleased to welcome Liuba, a social work

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