Due to inclement weather and road conditions, the following additional health services have been impacted across P.E.I. for the remainder of the day:
- All OB/GYN appointments at The Polyclinic in Charlottetown are cancelled today
- All Nurse Practitioner Clinic appointments at the Parkdale Medical Centre are cancelled today
- All INR Program appointments at the Sherwood Medical Centre are cancelled today
- All Pap Screening Program appointments at Sherwood Medical Centre are cancelled today
- All primary care appointments at Four Neighbourhoods Health Centre are cancelled today
- All primary care appointments at the Cornwall Health Centre are cancelled today
- All primary care appointments at Central Queens (Hunter River) Health Centre are cancelled today
- All primary care appointments at Gulf Shore (Rustico) Health Centre are cancelled today
- All primary care appointments at Tyne Valley Health Centre are cancelled today
- All primary care appointments at O’Leary Health Centre are cancelled today
- All primary care appointments at Alberton Health Centre are cancelled today
- All Public Health Nursing appointments are cancelled today
- All Public Health Children’s Dental appointments in Charlottetown and Summerside are cancelled today
- All Public Health Speech Language Pathology appointments are cancelled today
- All Public Health Audiology appointments are cancelled today
- All Public Health Pediatric Psychology appointments are cancelled today
- All Public Health Family Nutrition appointments are cancelled today
- All Public Health Nursing Flu Clinics are cancelled today
Additionally, Health P.E.I.’s office at 16 Garfield Street in Charlottetown and the P.E.I. Medicare Office in Montague are closed to the public today.
The full list of impacted health programs and services is available at Princeedwardisland.ca (click on the health alert at the top of the page).
Cancelled patient appointments are being rescheduled.
Health P.E.I. reminds Islanders with appointments at hospitals, clinics and other health care services to please call ahead to confirm their appointment, or notify staff if they are unable to make the appointment.
Islanders are also reminded to call 811 for non-urgent health care advice or 911 in the event of an emergency.
