Nova Scotia Health has made changes to parking and the main entrance of the QEII Halifax Infirmary. Learn more.
Ultrasounds are used to view and take pictures of the organs inside your body. It uses high-frequency sound waves which cannot be heard. These sound waves bounce off of tissues...
There are one or more unplanned disruptions affecting this location. Click here for more information.
There are one or more unplanned disruptions affecting this location. Click here for more information.
There are one or more unplanned disruptions affecting this location. Click here for more information.
Urgent Treatment Centres offer an alternate level of care for those who do not have a life-threatening medical emergency, but require urgent treatment.
The Department of Urology is committed to excellence in assisting patients to achieve their optimal level of well-being through dynamic and comprehensive programs and services.
Currently, eleven urologists with expertise...
The non-invasive vascular lab performs studies such as: ankle brachial indices (ABIs), segmental pressures, pulse volume recordings (PVRs), toe pressure indices (TBIs) and diagnostic peripheral ultrasound to detect and quantify...
This clinic provides surgical and non-surgical care for people with vascular disease. This includes people with Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD, venous disease and aneurysms).
VaxRecordNS allows people with a Nova Scotia health card to access vaccination records using the website. With the exception of MPox, all vaccinations that have been reported to Public...
The Victoria General Medicine/Surgery/Cancer Care program is an interdisciplinary group of clinicians who work collaboratively with other members of the health care team within the medicine/surgery/cancer care and transplant services...
Electroencephalography (EEG) is a painless test that records the electrical signals from your brain.
The EEG technologist will attach electrodes to your scalp with a glue-like substance.
During a...
VirtualCareNS provides Nova Scotians with virtual access to a primary care provider (family doctor or nurse practitioner).
To use VirtualCareNS, you need:
You can’t tell whether water is safe to drink by looking at it, smelling it or tasting it. You need to have it tested.
Nova Scotia Environment recommends that Nova...