Accessing Health Care
Use the Points of Interest map to find health service locations such as walk-in clinic, health centres and hospitals throughout PEI.
Yearly Activity (2024)
Patient Registry Yearly Activity
Total
Affiliated
5,450
Inactivated
5,948
New Registrants
8,473
Difference
-2,925
Monthly Activity...
In PEI, there is a waiting list to find a new family doctor or nurse practitioner. This waiting list is called the Patient Registry.
You should join the Patient Registry if:
You are a resident of PEI with a valid PEI Health Card and you:
do not...
What do I need to know to register for a primary care provider on PEI?
There are three criteria which determine if you are eligible for registration to the Provincial Patient Registry; you must have a valid Provincial Health Number, you must be a ...
Virtual care is a way to visit with your health care provider (e.g., doctor, nurse, social worker) using your phone, computer, or tablet.
You may see a health care provider virtually if:
your health care provider offers virtual visits and believes...
If you do not have a family doctor or nurse practitioner (primary care provider), you may be able to see one online through the PEI Unaffiliated Virtual Care Program.
This program provides free access to doctors through an online health care platform...
There are different ways to access health care in PEI, including virtual care, phone services, and in-person options for primary care, mental health, and pharmacy services.
8-1-1: speak to a registered nurse If you are unsure what to do about a health issue or if you need health information, call 8-1-1 to speak to a registered nurse, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Dial 7-1-1 (TTY), if you are hearing impaired.
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