Prince Edward Island is working with federal and provincial governments, as well as other stakeholders to implement and evolve integrated Electronic Health Records (EHR) across the province. An EHR is a secure, integrated and comprehensive view of a person’s health information...
What is a Strategic Plan? The 2025-2028 Health PEI Strategic Plan sets the foundation for the organization by laying out our: Mission – our purpose (why we exist) Vision – our future direction (what we are striving for) Values – our beliefs (what we stand for) Catalysts – our...
Gender confirming surgery is insured under PEI Medicare when prior authorization has been obtained from Health PEI. Your family physician or nurse practitioner will need to complete this form and provide the necessary attachments to Health PEI's Out-of-Province Coordinator.
Information about ambulatory stroke rehabilitation Services offered by Health PEI.
Why was a Kidney Function Panel ordered? A kidney function panel is a group of tests that check how well your kidneys are working. These tests use your blood and pee (urine) to look for signs of problems. Your kidneys help your body by: Balancing fluids and hormones Cleaning...
Why was an Electrolytes test ordered? An electrolytes blood test checks for important minerals in your body. These minerals help your body work properly every day. The test looks at: Sodium Potassium Chloride Total Carbon Dioxide Sometimes, a result might be a little outside the...
Why was a Liver Function Panel ordered? A liver function panel is a blood test that checks how well your liver is working by looking at different chemicals made by your liver. This test helps your health care provider see if your liver is healthy or if it may be hurt or swollen...
On this page: What is MyHealthPEI? What is the difference between MyPEI and MyHealthPEI? Is it mandatory to use MyHealthPEI and if I don’t, how do I access my personal health information? What will I be able to see and do in MyHealthPEI? Do any other provinces offer residents...