QEII Halifax Infirmary Emergency Department is working with reduced space, which may lead to delays for those with less urgent concerns. Learn more here.
Nova Scotia Health has made changes to parking and the main entrance of the QEII Halifax Infirmary. Learn more.
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Continuing Care supports people who need home care, community care services and long-term care. Call us toll-free for more information or to make a referral for you or your loved one.
1-800-225-7225 (toll-free within Nova Scotia)
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Continuing Care encourages and supports your wellness and independence. We will assess your needs for care, work with you to find the right supports, and authorize and arrange your services. Continuing Care Coordinators guide clients and families along the way and are the main contact for accessing programs, services and more detailed information.
There may come a time when you or your loved one need help to remain as independent as possible at home and in the community. To...
Caregivers often need support to take breaks and continue with their caregiving responsibilities. The Department of Seniors and Long-Term Care funds caregiver programs and services. You...
Some people need special health equipment to live safely at home. To access home oxygen, wheelchairs and more, call us toll-free at 1-800-225-7225. The Department...
When living at home is no longer possible, it may be time to consider alternative living arrangements. Long-term care homes may be appropriate for the care...
We must protect vulnerable adults from negligence, risk and abuse. If you are aware of any such instances, please report it by calling us at 1-800-225-7225...
Protection for Persons in Care provides service for reporting allegations or instances of abuse of individuals in a health care facility.
How do I access the...
In-home respite provides caregivers with a planned and temporary break from their care giving responsibilities at home. Respite is provided through our contracted home care agencies...
The Camp Hill Veterans Memorial Building is part of Nova Scotia Health’s QEII Health Sciences Centre and includes 175 rooms for our long-term care residents.
Nova Scotia Health...
To reduce the risk of people becoming frailer in hospital, Nova Scotia Health’s Frailty and Elder Care Network is taking steps to enhance how we deliver services to seniors and...
This pamphlet explains what to expect while receiving supports and services offered by Nova Scotia Health Continuing Care and/or contracted service providers. This pamphlet is also available in French.
Much of Nova Scotia's healthcare program and service information is now available on the YourHealthNS mobile app. Download for free on the Apple Store and Android Apps for Google Play.
